“心が満たされました”
The owner was a wonderful person, and his travel experience made for very interesting conversations! The only minor annoyance was the noise when the door opened or closed. Otherwise, there was nothing else to note.
HayatoIl y a 2 mois
Kan’onjichō·8.8
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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GuestHouse紫雲 -SHIUN- in Kanonji offers tranquil garden views, free WiFi, and a communal lounge with a fully equipped kitchen. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, work desks, tatami floors, and shared bathrooms, delivering an authentic Japanese stay. Located 57 km from Takamatsu Airport, the property is praised for friendly hosts, convenient access, and nearby fishing spots.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The owner was a wonderful person, and his travel experience made for very interesting conversations! The only minor annoyance was the noise when the door opened or closed. Otherwise, there was nothing else to note.
Hayato·Il y a 2 mois
Two minutes on foot brings you to the Seto Inland Sea, and the owner walked with me and even drove me to the hot spring—very kind and the inn was spotless. I stayed only one night during a ten‑day trip, and despite my trouble falling asleep, I slept like a log and felt at ease. The travel agency had different prices, but after checking I was politely adjusted for the difference, making this the best place I stayed; I’d return if another chance comes up. In front of the entrance a Harley Davidson added a stylish touch. The owner was wonderful, calm, and I had a great time. Thanks. A safe stay is essential, isn’t it? The place was nothing but comfortable and everything was fine.
Keiko·Il y a 5 mois
The rooms were clean, roomy, and the futon beds were comfy. The owner was very friendly and made me feel at home. Getting to temples 65 to 70 for the pilgrimage was easy.
Thomas·Il y a 5 mois
The host was very friendly!
Jerome·Il y a 6 mois
The bed mattress was good and the bedding was clean. The sunset over the nearby sea was beautiful, and there was a convenience store and a drugstore selling everyday items. There were no restaurants open at night. The only transport options were the train and a community bus, and I had to worry about the bus schedule when moving around. At night the community bus stopped running, so I ended up taking a taxi. Considering the cost of the stay, the transport fees, and the time spent, I should have chosen a different accommodation.
Tomoe·Il y a 6 mois