名西旅館花

The place is super close to Tempel 13 on the 88-Tempel-Pilgerweg, and the host was friendly. On the downside, it was quite dirty and grimy.

Hannah·Vor 3 Wochen

“真的是非常满意的一次入住，希望老先生生意兴隆，期待再次相见。”

The old gentleman was extremely warm and tried to help with everything after check‑in, making me feel very welcome; the dinner and breakfast were generous, and the value was excellent enough to soothe a whole day’s fatigue. When leaving, he even taught me how to properly carry a traveling backpack, which was really useful.

Chenyang·Vor 4 Wochen

“あまりおすすめはできない。”

Nothing stood out positively; the cleaning needs improvement—especially the men's bath area, which was clearly not cleaned and covered in dust. The hotel entrance was cluttered like a family home, and a family‑type group was washing a car right in front, making it hard for guests to get in, with no one stepping in. People were eating ramen and chatting in the lobby, and a bunch of tough‑looking youths gathered near the entrance, creating a chaotic scene. Despite the name, it was just a place to sleep.

Toshiyuki·Vor 2 Monaten

Even though I couldn’t speak any Japanese, the staff greeted me warmly around 10 pm, and because there’s a bus to Tokushima Station, I’d recommend this budget‑friendly spot during the Awa Odori period.

Gyeonghun·Vor 2 Monaten

“レトロな昭和ぽい宿泊施設に1人で宿泊するには充分だと思います”

Staying alone works fine here; I only spent one night and never used the shared bath, and because I went out late I appreciated the free parking, plus the town center is just over 10 km away so a taxi ride is easy if you want to go out for drinks, and I managed to snag a room for a little over 6,000 yen during the busy Obon period. The place isn’t suited for guests who need a private bathroom or a bed‑less room, and if you don’t bring a car you’ll end up relying on taxis since public transport is practically nonexistent (the city is only about 10 km away).

Eiki·Vor 2 Monaten