Kure – Orlofshús/-íbúðir

Tomarino Japan

Very beautiful location. The view from living room was fantastic!! And super friendly owner :))

Anna Katharina Þýskaland

It feels like a family. We were cooking and having dinner together 😊 I had lots of unique experiences by meeting the people in the village and talking to them. Acchan took me and other guests to the Sake brewery for a tasting and showed us around. I liked the experience so much that I cancelled my further travel plans and volunteered for a week.

Hisami Bretland

A unique self-catering experience which includes the added attraction of the adjacent H F Royce Museum which has a small (18 vehicles) but interesting collection of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars - a must for car enthusiasts. Indeed, the 'quality' element of the cars is reflected in the accommodation - illuminated with Swarovski crystal chandeliers, equipped with fine Noritake and Wedgwood china, not to mention the latest Panasonic washlet toilets. Sasakojima Cottages is an unusual destination, I think, for European visitors to Japan as it is a bit off the beaten track but it has a lovely location fronting onto a beautiful bay looking southward to the Inland Sea and multiple islands. If you are looking to chill, this is the place but you will most probably need to hire a vehicle to get out and about. It provides excellent self-contained accommodation (we stayed for nearly two weeks) and as there is not too much choice in the way of nearby eateries, you will most probably want to do a daily shop for food. That said, Sasakojima Cottages has a very good lunchtime only restaurant. Opened earlier in 2022, Sasakojima Cottages clearly caters for Japanese visitors stopping for only one or two nights. I would encourage the extraordinary owner or manager to pack a bag and stay for three or four nights on a purely self-catering basis to fully realise the potential of this beautifully-located and unique venue.

Daniel Bretland

the traditional feel. very beautiful scenery and quiet location

yo Bandaríkin

The inn was an old traditional Japanese building. It was a unique space and a good experience. Some rooms have tatami mats. It was interesting to see large boats coming and going on the sea in front of us. Near the inn, there is a walking trail and an old town. It is a maze of narrow streets where people still live and greet the elderly people they meet. When you reach the top of the hill, you can see a wide view and even the city of Hiroshima. Nearby is an old sake brewery where we were able to sample various flavors of sake.

Ryan Singapúr

Location is easy to find as you just have to follow the main road to find it, it is on the 4th floor and the host is the owner of the Takoyaki shop on the first floor. The bedroom unit is very spacious and clean with personal lockers, bath and face towels are provided daily. There is a washing & drying machine for 100/200円 in the toilet. The opposite guest unit consists of the lounge for eating and general relaxation in addition to the showering room.