The building itself looks old, but the interior has been thoroughly renovated, creating an open and comfortable space on both the first and second floors.
We stayed as a family of four with our 0-year-old and 1-year-old children with No Meals Included. We had a wonderful time fishing for gray mullet in the sea right in front of us, preparing it for shabu-shabu, buying bonito from a nearby seafood shop (Ototo), grilling it over charcoal at the hearth, and making tataki.
The kitchen was well-equipped with all the basic seasonings needed—no complaints there!
They even provided snacks for late-night meals and marshmallows for roasting.
One thing to note is that the bathroom is slightly detached from the main building, so you have to go outside to access it; this means you'll inevitably get wet on rainy days. Also, there are no screens on windows or doors, so insects can come in (but mosquito coils are provided as countermeasures).
All things considered, this was an amazing Accommodation! We definitely plan to visit again as a family!
