Top 10 Auberge Hotels

The hotel is next to Miyanoura Pier. Although it only takes a five-minute walk to arrive, we were overwhelmed by the heavy rain when we got off the high-speed ferry. We called the hotel for help and sent a car to the pier within 5 minutes to make us reach the hotel safely. Thank you for the extra help. We ordered breakfast and dinner for two days. The hotel was able to provide a non-repetitive menu, and we were very satisfied with the quality and quantity. The soup was also great.

The hotel is very good, the sea view is invincible, and the restaurant is beautiful. The hotel has room types on both sides of the sea and the woods, but there is no choice when booking. We have noted that we need to rely on the sea through Trip.com. The downside of the hotel is that it is far from the pier and the airport, a diagonal. If you take the bus to the attractions, it will be very tossing. Many travel notes on the Internet are by bus, and it is more convenient to live in Miyagi-ura Port or Anagawa Port. It is recommended to pack a tour guide and rent a taxi here.

I booked ３ nights with my husband and wife in GW, but １ nights and changed to other hotels. The good thing about this hotel is the location. It was really a pity because the room was the best because it was the end of the eye and the nose to the sea, the window to the sea directly, and the view was the best. The most dissatisfied thing was that the shower and sink hot water in the room did not come out from １０ o'clock to ５ o'clock at night. There was no description on the website about it and I went and learned it for the first time. The building is old, the wall is thin, so I can hear the sound next to it, and the wood deck is not partitioned, so if others sit outside the table, they can see it round, and there is no race curtain in the room, so the room is round from the opponent I don't think there is a livelihood and security. The indoor unit bus is Showa? As the old design, the width of the shower curtain is short, so when you take a shower, the floor becomes wet, and the word use and correspondence of the staff aunt I think it is a private inn rather than a hotel in all It's better. The meal was ok, but according to the article of the other people who stayed overnight in other word of mouth, it was almost the same menu for dinner, breakfast and every day. It was GW, so I was really disappointed that I wanted to pay the amount of money and stay at the hotel. The points you ask for each place to stay may be different, but it was a very unsatisfactory night for us.

We spent 2 nights here at the beginning of March and absolutely loved it. We had two Japanese style rooms (one per person), with Tatami mats on the floor and Futons as a bed. We had a toilet, but a bit strangely no shower, which was not a problem, because in the indoor and outdoor baths, there are good shower facilities. The rooms are a bit small, but totally okay for one person (for two persons it would be a bit crowded). The indoor and outdoor baths are lovely and as usual, separated by gender. We had halfboard included, which was amazing. Dinner is a several courses Kaiseki dinner, and really tasty and diverse. If you dont eat meat, seafood and fish, you will not be happy however. Breakfast is a japanese bento box, and a small buffet. For lunch, you can order a bento box, which we did, and which was very tasty and the best bento box I had so far in 3 trips to Japan. Staff is very friendly, and even if they dont speak much englisch, they really go out of their way to help. The Ryokan is just opposite the small airport, where there is also a bus stop. In easy walking distance there are two supermarkets, and a very good italian restaurants (Il Mare), which make excellent pizza and pasta, using local ingredients like ****ake mushrooms and boar meat. The buses run very unfrequently, so you are better off with a rental car. Its excellent value for money, especially if you love japanese food.

A larger and older ryokan in Miyanoura, right next to the Miyanoura River. There is a bus transfer at the entrance. The front desk of the hotel has a one-day ticket for adults 2000 yen and elementary school students half price. Reminder: 1. If your hiking shoes get wet, you can wash them in the coin-operated laundry room at the back door of the hotel, and then take them to the dryer next to the front desk to dry them. 2. It is best to book morning and evening meals. There are not many restaurants open on the island on weekends. Large room with 10 tatami mats, breakfast is simple and nutritious enough 3 If the weather is good, you can go for a walk at night to see the stars. Picture 5 Although it is dark, there are stars inside.

This hotel was booked for us by Y.E.S. Yakushima tours and it was a great choice that we really enjoyed. If you've stayed at a non-chain hotel that has been around a while you know not to expect the Ritz. It's a little worn down, but it's clean and safe and the staff are great. Our room was a traditional Japanese-style with lots of room and the most beautiful view of the mountains and the Anbo river! There are public baths separated by gender you can soak in which was nice. We didn't have dinner there (which we probably should have since the restaurant selection within walking distance is minimal) but had breakfast every morning and it was always tasty and filling.

The hotel scenery did not have to say! There is a private store on the opposite side that is very old-fashioned! There is a family-style sushi restaurant on the right turn of the hotel for 100 meters. The locals introduced it, but unfortunately did not open the door on the day of the trip, but unfortunately! Have a car or book a tour guide, live this is a good choice!