Guest Houses in Tsushima

Raphaël France

One day, soon I hope, I'll be able to be fluent enough with my Japanese to review places like this one. Nevertheless, still not the case. :'( This place could be described with one world: fabulous. Really, totally, incredibly fabulous. When the bus left me in the middle of nowhere, when I crossed a town slowly, without population to carry out its history, when I found out that the school before the guesthouse was in fact the guesthouse (yeah, should have checked /o), I was as excited as afraid. That was for naught though. Understanding the village his population and history, helps a lot understanding the place. Without children to study in it, the school was closed around 10 years ago, and then repaired, treated with a lot of love and respect until the result you will find there: a cosy, comfortable, clean and warm place run by a bunch of adorable people, always there for advices, recommendations and useful tips. Sleeping alone (not many visitors there !) in this huge empty school may seem a little gloomy and scary (some horror movie vibes ?), you will soon forget about it while enjoying the beautiful scenery surrounding the school, while meeting the villagers and the workers at the tea farm nearby (which were the reason why I went there the first place) and while enjoying the delicious food provided by the hosts (on certain days). These few days were the last of a fantastic month of holidays I spent in Kyushu. Staying there was one of the best ideas I had for sure! お世話になりました!

Kelly South Korea

The host is very kind and helpful. He gave good recommendations on where to go and what to eat. The location is about a 5 minute walk from the terminal. You can also rent electric bikes from the host! Had a great experience staying here.

Yorick Switzerland

We had a wonderful family vacation here. The guesthouse is new and clean. It offers a view over the harbour in a calm fisherman's village. A nice swimming beach is just 5 minutes walking away. The Japanese breakfast is served in a traditional dining room of a 150 year old house. Despite of existing language barriers the owner was caring for us in a lovely manner. He even drove us around the island for a sightseeing tour! There was an employee who spoke fluent English & Korean.

Alex Germany

Great and hearty breakfast - Japanese style.