lesmatinsdhiver
Japan · Solo traveller · September 2026
“By cutting the accommodation costs decisively, you can obtain a sense of satisfaction like 'I have no complaints about this.'”
Judging from the room rate, it is definitely a pass without complaints. The room is spacious, the water facilities are up to standard (the electric water heater is a small one that is becoming mainstream recently, so if you use it continuously with two people, it will run out of hot water, but if you use it in a planned manner by dividing the time, it is fine), and there are no issues with the air conditioning. The breakfast is simple, with bread, fruit, and a choice of drinks. When I declined the bread because I wanted to avoid gluten, they kindly increased the portion of fruit for me. The location is also good. You can do most things on foot, such as meals, laundry, or convenience stores, and by turning down one street, you can isolate yourself from the hustle and bustle. In fact, new accommodation facilities are starting to increase in the surrounding area, so it may become a hidden gem in the future. It is run like a family-owned guesthouse, but there are no particular shortcomings, and requests can be quickly communicated via WhatsApp.
I will repeat that considering the extremely low room rate, there is no room for complaints, and with that said, I will give some examples for future reference, 'Don't have excessive expectations around here.' As explicitly stated by the management, multiple Golden Retrievers roam the premises and defecate and urinate. I don't dislike dogs, but I dislike getting my clothes dirty, so I signaled them not to come near me, and there was no actual harm, haha. However, for those who are not used to handling dogs or are not fond of dogs, it could be quite stressful. The pool is not bad for enjoying the 'poolside atmosphere,' but it also attracts silly guests who make noise by the pool until midnight. If you want to make noise, there are plenty of restaurants and bars to go to, so it's the ultimate guest filter. It's not the fault of the accommodation, but due to the structure of having rooms lined up in a small area, there is a risk of being struck by such misfortune.