“何か惜しい宿”
I stayed in a room on the second floor with a bed. The room was tidy, with amenities and towels provided. The lighting could be adjusted with a remote, which was great for personal preference. A lock on the door gave me peace of mind. Each floor’s entrance has an outdoor tap and hose, handy when coming back from the beach. The entrance is wide. The shared shower, toilet, and washbasin are each one, but they were kept clean. The mini living area has a fridge, kettle, and microwave. There’s no cooking space or stove, so it’s not suitable for those who want to cook. Long stays or those who want to buy groceries and cook while traveling might find it a bit lacking. Also, there’s no place to hang laundry, and the walls are quite thin, so you can hear neighboring rooms; the experience can vary depending on the type of guest. Although called a “guest house,” there’s no dormitory, and it’s basically private rooms. If you imagine a typical guest house where you mingle with other travelers or cook in a shared kitchen, the image might differ. Overall, it’s a clean private room that’s easy to use for those who just want a simple stay.
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