For the price it is a fantastic hostel if you are fine with thinner beds and limited facilities. I spent most of my time out and about so it was perfect but if you intend to spend more time in your hostel i would pick elsewhere. It was a great place to stay to save your money for food or travel.
The owner of Ohana guesthouse is amazing! The kindest and most hospitable man i have met. Even though his english is not all that good he really listens with interest and tries to connect. He cooks every night and you're invited to join for a very low price. When we ate together (Hotpot) and everyone was speaking japanese he kept trying to include me in the conversation. When i left after two days he even waved goodbye from the stairs till i turned the corner.
The cabins were spacious and had a little fan and a mirror with a ledge inside, which is super nice! The toilets and showers were clean and nice and the little wash area was super cute and had everything you could want. the kitchen has everything you need to cook for yourself but for 200/400/800¥ you can join dinner so i didnt cook.
Hands down the coziest guesthouse i have been, massive reccomendations!
KKorè MaraThe owner of Ohana guesthouse is amazing! The kindest and most hospitable man i have met. Even though his english is not all that good he really listens with interest and tries to connect. He cooks every night and you're invited to join for a very low price. When we ate together (Hotpot) and everyone was speaking japanese he kept trying to include me in the conversation. When i left after two days he even waved goodbye from the stairs till i turned the corner.
The cabins were spacious and had a little fan and a mirror with a ledge inside, which is super nice! The toilets and showers were clean and nice and the little wash area was super cute and had everything you could want. the kitchen has everything you need to cook for yourself but for 200/400/800¥ you can join dinner so i didnt cook.
Hands down the coziest guesthouse i have been, massive reccomendations!
ผผู้เข้าพักStruttura nuovissima situata alla periferia di un villaggio di pochissime anime. Pensata per vivere un’esperienza simil-campeggio ma con una camera e un letto veri. Le stanze sono minuscole ma dotate di tutto il necessario. Attenzione: la sera ad Higashi non c’è nulla di aperto e il primo combini é a 12 km. Quindi consigliato é affittare il loro barbecue e premunirsi di carne o pesce da cuocere alla griglia sotto le stelle, e il rumore del parco e del mare sottofondo. La colazione sono solo due brioche con burro, quindi dotatevi anche di quella.