“Perfecte plek om Naoshima te verkennen. De hosts zijn super aardig en behulpzaam”
I love the central spot on Naoshima—nothing else to complain about!
Wijnand6 μήνες πριν
★★★·Naoshima·8.7
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Naoshima Accommodation Menjuku Ura offers a one‑bedroom guest house with air‑conditioning, private bathroom, washing machine, and free Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, work desk, refrigerator, microwave, TV, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries. Situated 46 km from Okayama Airport, it lies a 9‑minute walk from Hachiman Shrine, 1.1 km from Ando Museum, and 3 km from Benesse House and Chichu Art Museum. Free on‑site parking completes the stay.
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Πώς αξιολογούν οι επισκέπτες το κατάλυμα, πτυχή προς πτυχή.
I love the central spot on Naoshima—nothing else to complain about!
Wijnand·6 μήνες πριν
The room was spacious, spotless, with comfy beds and quiet vibes, plus a dining corner and a spot to brew hot drinks. Two restaurants are a short walk away: one Japanese, one Italian, and the bus stop is right next door. The owners weren't reachable for advice, though (the place leaves a key in a box).
Rotem·6 μήνες πριν
We had a fantastic stay in Naoshima. The hosts greeted us warmly, and because it was our honeymoon, they handed us a souvenir. They were very kind—thanks!
Laura·7 μήνες πριν
The operators run a ramen spot next door, handy for dinner since the lodging is a bit off-center. Delicious food and a friendly host couple. I spent a fun evening with neighbors and Google Translate there. There's a karaoke room, but I could hear the guests from my room until 22:00.
Renate·7 μήνες πριν
The accommodation and the restaurant are in the same building, so dinner is never a problem. Many shops close in the evening, so that’s a relief. The menu ranges from ramen to curry, probably the island’s most varied, and the owner’s dishes are praised by both tourists and locals. Prices are also reasonable! Though it looks like a homestay, the facilities and amenities match a business hotel. The owner is very friendly and well‑versed in the area, ready to help if you’re unsure about anything. The new Naoshima Art Museum is easily accessible, making it a great starting point for art tours. After that, renting a bike near the ferry and looping around is the best plan. The only downside? It’s a popular spot, so the cafeteria is also busy—you have to wait for a seat, but that’s not a major flaw.
Hiroshi·7 μήνες πριν