KKR Dogo Yuzuki
A lodging and banquet facility in Iwasaki-cho, Matsuyama. Close to the Dogo Onsen district, it is an inn where guests can enjoy hot springs and meals, and it is also open to the general public.
KKR Dogo Yuzuki is an accommodation facility located in Iwasakicho, Matsuyama City. It is a lodging operated by the Federation of National Public Service Personnel Mutual Aid Associations (KKR), and is also available to general travelers who are not members.
With a location close to the Dogo Hot Spring area, guests can use it as a base for sightseeing in Matsuyama while enjoying hot springs and meals.
Source: Official website (dougo.kkr.or.jp) and others. Please check official information for the latest rates, rooms, and reservation status.
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