Stay at Uwajima Kisaiya Road Hotel, a boutique inn housed in a restored 18th-century machiya townhouse. Its wooden beam ceilings and private garden courtyards offer authentic Edo-period ambiance. Just a 5-minute walk from the castle ruins, guests enjoy exclusive access to evening lantern tours through historic alleyways and a complimentary local tea ceremony experience. Book via HopeGoo for priority check-in and free city bus passes.

Uwajima City Street Inn provides an unparalleled journey into regional heritage. Guests can participate in a hands-on kaiseki dinner workshop, learning to prepare Uwajima yellowtail sushi and black shrimp tempura using ingredients sourced from local fishermen. The hotel also hosts monthly samurai storytelling nights in its original tatami room, where elders recount tales of the feudal lord’s reign. Each room features a hand-painted scroll depicting the castle's history and a private balcony overlooking the old stone path.

The Castle View Suite at Uwajima Kisaiya Road Hotel offers a rare panoramic vista of the Uwajima Castle ruins framed by the distant Iyo Sea mountains. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a private rooftop terrace let you witness sunrise over the ancient ramparts. This room includes a personalized map of hidden historical spots and a limited-edition postcard set featuring vintage illustrations of the city’s past. Only available through HopeGoo with a complimentary welcome drink.

Uwajima City Street Inn is centrally located—just a 7-minute walk from Uwajima Castle Ruins and within 10 minutes of Uwajima Station and Municipal Office Bus Stop. The hotel provides free electric bike rentals for exploring nearby sites like Ohamabe Bay, Hachiman Shrine, and Ehime Prefectural Museum. Public transit routes connect directly to Shikoku’s coastal trails and sake breweries, making it ideal for self-guided discovery.

Uwajima City Street Inn features Family-Style Tatami Rooms with built-in child-safe zones and interactive storybooks about Edo-era life. Kids enjoy weekly kimonos & photography sessions, where they’re dressed in traditional yukata and photographed against the inn’s antique gate. The hotel also runs a “Castle Treasure Hunt” game that teaches history through puzzles and clues hidden throughout the district. All meals can be customized for dietary needs, including allergy-conscious children’s menus.

The Uwajima Kisaiya Road District blends preserved Edo-era architecture with vibrant local life. Staying at Uwajima City Street Inn grants access to exclusive neighborhood events such as nighttime bonfire talks by elder townspeople and craft workshops making traditional lacquerware and paper lanterns. Guests receive a handwritten guidebook detailing secret alleys, hidden shrines, and family-run cafés serving Uwajima-style soba noodles. HopeGoo through HopeGoo unlocks a curated itinerary with local artisan meetups.