★·Honmachi·8.4
01
oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
02
03
Bon's Home in Shari provides a modest 1‑star guest house with carpeted floors, shared bathrooms, and complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout. The on‑site restaurant serves brunch, while a lounge and coffee shop offer relaxed spaces for refreshments. Situated 89 km from Memanbetsu Airport in a hot‑spring district, the property benefits from excellent public‑transport links and highly praised convenience.
04
05
06
Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The meals and the coffee on the first floor were very tasty. When pulling the futon, long and short hair were attached. There were more than 10 insects inside the room, and several were also in the kitchen.
Hiroko·Vor 3 Wochen
The owner was very friendly and even gave me a postcard. The accommodation is cheap, so I stayed here. There is a free parking lot nearby with a decent amount of spots, and a supermarket and convenience store are close by. You can take a bath, but the shared water has a time limit that I forgot; the shower is available from 4 pm.
Jie·Vor 4 Wochen
I stayed with breakfast and dinner included. The food was extremely delicious! The two owners were very kind, and I definitely want to return. The room is a dormitory style, so the futons are laid side by side for a shared sleep, which might require a bit of extra attention for morning and evening preparations.
岡崎·Vor einem Monat
Dinner and breakfast were tasty. No complaints.
内藤·Vor einem Monat
I booked three separate stays because my plans changed, and the spot is unbeatable—just a hop from the bus stop, two convenience shops, the roadside station, the port, and a bunch of eateries that serve tasty potato dishes and desserts. The place feels like home; our futon rooms double as bedrooms, and there’s a living area and a dining area that encouraged chatting with other guests. Clean, comfy, everything worked smoothly. I added breakfast on the last morning and got a delicious Japanese spread. The only hiccup was the inflexibility at check‑in: I arrived around 1 pm, asked for early check‑in, and a young lady said 3 pm. I waited until 2:45 pm, but she insisted I couldn’t even sit in the front‑area café unless ordering. I carried my luggage outside for 15 minutes, feeling more unwelcome than a regular café patron. When I returned, the front desk finally let me in, and a senior staff member later explained the room wasn’t ready. A bit more leniency—allowing guests to sit at a corner table or the little entrance while waiting—would improve the experience. Also, bring earplugs; the walls are thin and I could hear snoring from the guys’ room even with doors closed.
Qi·Vor einem Monat