Maruka Ishigakijima Reviews

It was not a private lodging, but a type of hotel that offered rooms in a two-story building. Although there was a management building next to the parking lot on the first floor, there was no attendant on-site, and the room keys were handed over to the key box by entering a password that was sent in advance by text message to open the door. When I actually went inside the room, it was built like a one-room apartment, with a separate bathroom and toilet, a washing machine in the kitchen, and other facilities suitable for long-term stays. There was also a large balcony, which gave me a sense of freedom that was different from that of a cramped business hotel.