Guest Houses in Mitoyo

Very nice traditional Japanese house. You get your own private room and share common areas with others. The house is quiet and peaceful overall. Yano is very accommodating and welcoming! He is very friendly and knows the area very well, even introduced great spots around and helped us plan our trip. Totally recommend if you want to experience the countryside in Japan. We did not rent a car and I suggest renting a car because trains and buses are rare in the area. There are taxi cabs you can book via taxi Go app but for better convenience I think a rental car is better. Have fun!

It is nicer then it seems from exterior photos. All amenities are new and high quality. Nice older couple lives there, but they will not bother you at all. The area is calm and beautiful.

Such a unique guest house! The historic parts of the house add to the charm. The bed and provided blankets were comfortable and warm on a chilly night. A wonderful place to stay for any henro or visitor

Great host. Hikng the Henro. Close to Temple 70 and a great small restaurant nearby. Would stay here again.

The location was perfect for our visit to Zentsuji, where my grandfather was held as a prisoner during the World War II. Also close to restaurants and shops for convenience.

The authenticity of the property.

This is a mixture of a traditional ryokan and a modern hotel, but better. Located in the middle of the island or the fork of the road for most traveling to other places, the hotel is perfect for passerby's not just because is next to the JR Awa-Ikeda Station, but because it also has a restaurant on the first floor and a good one at that! The staff and the managers of the inn and the restaurants are beyond professional and very fun. We arrived a bit late in the day but they waited for us and were so accommodating when we were desperate for dinner that despite one of our travelers being a vegan and one a pescatarian, they made one of the most amazing curry meals with only vegetables for them. The food options were amazing and they even sell souvenirs that come from the local area. The check-in process was super easy and the check-out even easier. We just had to leave everything in order, though I missed saying goodbye to the staff at the restaurant since we left before they opened for service. We had the best dinner there in the four days we stayed. The location of the place is in the center of town, near the Tobacco Museum, which we didn't get a chance to go because we had other tours in the area and our schedules were packed. There are tons of shops and good food, also a public bath house within walking distance. We went shopping in the area and were surprised to find so many local items being sold just around the corner from the place. Everyone in town is super friendly and amazing and the food was very good. The tatami mats appear to be brand new, very firm and super comfortable for sleeping. Our room was spacious and very beautiful, even the chandelier was very authentically Japanese in design. The bathrooms and showers were shared but they were immaculate. They even had a shower and changing room for women only, which helped a lot. Everything was very clean and the entire place just like the entire town smelled like Japanese cedar wood.