The inn is located in a quiet place with nothing around.
It's not that anything was particularly good, but the food was very delicious, the staff were all very pleasant, and although the interior and rooms were not extravagant, I had the impression that every nook and cranny was neatly and carefully decorated.
The large public bath is not very large and is not a hot spring, but perhaps it is the scent of the wood on the ceiling? When you enter, it smells nice, like a natural aroma. I also took a bath in the morning.
I wrote that there was nothing there, but there was a waterfall just a few minutes walk away and I was able to go very close.
If I have a chance to visit Oki again, this is the inn I would like to stay at again.
Stayed on November 23, 2024
Since our room faced the mountains, I didn't take any photos (we could only see the grove of trees). There was a large public bath, and the view of the ocean from there was quite nice (men's bath).
The food was delicious, both in the evening and in the morning. The island's unique Oki soba noodles were especially tasty.
I forgot to take photos of the room.
It was the off-season, so we were able to relax in peace and quiet. In the summer, I imagine you could play on the rocks at Maehama Beach, so I think it's a great location.
This two-story hotel has 12 rooms.
The rooms have been renovated and are entirely non-smoking, and they were clean and comfortable. They provide toilet seat cleaner and the facilities are very well-equipped.
The business plan with two meals cost about 10,000 yen per night, but the sashimi for dinner was delicious, and the turban shells were also excellent.
There is a quiet cove in front of the hotel, so you can take a morning stroll.
There is also a large public bath, so if you have rented a car, I definitely recommend it.
The room was pure Japanese style, but it was clean and well-maintained. The heated toilet seat in the UB has been renovated and is new, but due to interference with the UB, the toilet seat lid hits and closes on its own. There is a refrigerator, but it's old and makes strange noises. I called the front desk to check on it, but they asked me to check on it, so I ended up unplugging it.
Unfortunately, the filling is poor in many ways.
The public bath is not that big, but is it okay if it's not a busy season?
I had high expectations for the food as it had good reviews, but it was average.
This hotel faces an inlet where fishing boats are moored. The waves are small and you can hear the cries of nightingals everywhere. The exterior and rooms appear to have been renovated and are very clean. The room was a twin with a loft. It seemed to be geared towards young families. Parking was free. There are very few restaurants nearby, so I recommend staying with a meal plan. Advance reservations are required for both breakfast and dinner. The prices are relatively reasonable. The manager is friendly and willing to help you with any questions you may have.
I stayed with the business plan, which included breakfast and dinner, for 8,800 yen including tax.
The food was excellent! Extra large portions of rice and unlimited refills.
The beer at dinner and the glasses were incredibly delicious.
It even came with a turban shell.
The vending machines were out of service due to COVID-19, but I think they should be back up and running again soon.
When you flush the toilet, you can probably hear it from the neighbors, but it wasn't a problem for me.
The large public bath was empty and we had it all to ourselves!
It's smaller than you'd expect, but more than enough.
It's probably big enough for 5-8 people.
There's a waterfall behind the hotel, and there were goats there too.
The parking lot is also spacious.
In the summer, you'll have great access to the ocean.
I recommend it.
