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"It’s very easy and convenient for walk around the city. Breakfast was great with some local dishes, I’ll recommend the health soup, the car parking was a bit difficult to understand, but the rest was everything good."

"Comfortable rooms in a Central area"

"It was a really good location "

"Very nice property. Hotel was older but very well maintained "

"Room was a bit cold at times, heater didn’t seem to work. Overall a solid place to stay for a few nights"

"Downtown area."

"Friendly service. The host ladies were very friendly and tried their best to communicate with us. It’s a local traditional inn so don’t expect hotel style amenities and rooms. Only complaint was the noise from neighboring room(s): you wouldn’t hear their conversations but their foot steps and door closing. Hope future visitors would learn to be quieter in such an older, traditional Japanese inn. But anyway the host ladies’ warm hospitality compensated for the annoyance. "

"Facility is aged and not fancy. But enough quiet and cozy for just staying. Small sauna and cold plunge are equipped in spa area, which made my stay much better than expected."

"Hotel was downtown location walkable other main downtown location, and price are reasonable."

"good"

"There are so many facilities for your choice like onsen, golf, running, Bicycling."

"Convenient location & within walking distance to Aoshima Station, Aoshima Shrine & Devil’s washboard. "

"Beautiful property and beautiful location. Very pity that all beaches around were closed due to the typhoon."

"We only stayed here for one night just for a stop over so we didn’t expect much. It was cheap and surprisingly very spacious. The best part was that the futons provided were the most comfortable futons that I’ve slept on during my trip. Wish we stayed longer, it had a really honey and camp feel which I really liked compared to the busy city hotels we’ve stayed at. The service was great too, we came late in the night because we had to drive down and we still had someone greet us with a warm...