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The location is convenient for visiting Kakeroma Island, so I stay here every year. When I needed help, the staff responded kindly, and I had a comfortable stay. I also appreciated being on the first floor since I had a lot of luggage. I was a little concerned about heat building up around the refrigerator, so I used it with the cabinet door open. Since this was a Multiple Night Stay, the coin laundry was very convenient, but I noticed dust on the machine and on the floor. I would appreciate more frequent cleaning. Thank you very much for all your help!!

This was a well-deserved trip to celebrate my retirement, and the hospitality was outstanding. I carefully researched in advance, and it truly paid off. The crab was exactly as promised—1.5 servings of the real thing. Without me asking, the young proprietress noticed my build and changed my yukata to the right size. The Onsen could be reserved for private use, so I could relax at ease. I’d love to come back next year for another crab feast!

The staff were kind and attentive. I was able to spend a relaxing holiday. If you don’t expect too much from the bath or amenities, you’ll be satisfied. The Facility was also kept clean. Thank you!

A month after returning from my trip, what I still remember most is the owner’s generously piled chicken tempura rice bowl—he started preparing it from midday when I said I wanted to eat it, even though it wasn’t planned—and the cheerful hostess who told me about what makes the island special and about the stars here. This is a warm Accommodation run by wonderful people like them. The tuna rice bowl was also delicious, and breakfast was great too—an Accommodation that makes you look forward to every meal. From the terrace you can see the sea and hear the waves, which feels truly luxurious. The Room and Facility were clean, but since it’s exactly as shown in the photos, it may be best to think of it as similar to dorm-style living. It’s an Accommodation where travelers can drop in casually and then set off again on their journey. Thank you so much for giving me pain-relief patches as a souvenir when I threw out my back, and for driving me to the bus stop at the bottom of the hill. I’d love to come back someday just to eat again.

We stayed here during Golden Week as a couple. The Room was very simple, in a traditional inn with no bath or toilet. The bath was relatively large for this type of Accommodation, with a washing area. Up to that point, it felt like a 3-star class Accommodation. But dinner was so impressive it made us forget all of that! Grilled Hida beef and salt-grilled char! Each person also had their own serving of sashimi, plus a full selection of tempura made with locally harvested mountain vegetables! There was plenty of delicious rice in the wooden tub, and we were served many other dishes such as yuba (tofu skin) and firefly squid! Breakfast was also beautifully presented on a traditional tray in an old-house style—overall, definitely 5 stars! We were very satisfied!

The bath was completely visible from outside, so I used a bath towel for privacy while bathing. I wish there had been a privacy screen on the window.

It felt like coming back to my grandmother’s home in the countryside. It wasn’t an Onsen, but the bath was family-sized and helped soothe my tired body after the Jomon Sugi trek. Thank you!

The shared spaces and the Room were clean. The staff provided excellent service. When I stayed, the other guests were considerate of one another, which made it a pleasant experience. The price is a bit high for a guesthouse, but if you want to stay near the station in Wakkanai, this guesthouse is a good choice.