Hostels w: Shimane Prefecture, Japan

The amenities and complimentary drinks were excellent. This was my second time staying in a capsule-type room, and I still haven't had enough experience to get a good night's sleep, but the bath and facilities were comfortable, so I would definitely stay here again if I were staying alone. There seemed to be more senior guests than I expected. For meals, I bought Nita rice balls at Chamine in front of the station and side dishes at a convenience store and ate them in the dining area of ​​the inn. The next morning, I had breakfast at Andersen, which is also located in Chamine.

Nicely situated in the centre of one of the two main streets in Yunotsu. I stayed in the bottom capsule which is much more spacious than the top capsule since you get space to put your belongings. Kitchen was equipped with basic condiments like soy sauce and cooking oil. There is a coin laundry facility in the adjoining building - 500 yen for wash and 100 yen per 10 mins of drying. The only concern I had was with the check in process, which luckily for me I was informed about before by reading the reviews. Check in is at Kazeto, another hotel around 5 mins walk away from Watowa. This can be troublesome for guests arriving by foot as you’ll need to backtrack to Kazeto if mistakenly arriving at Watowa first. Staff at check in were helpful and friendly (English speaking) and provided ample information about the facilities and attractions in Yunotsu and surrounds.

All rooms can see the sea. The bathroom is clean. Toothbrush amenities are 300 yen for a fee. There is a kitchenette and a 2-door refrigerator, so you can cook simple dishes, and you can store them even if you need something to keep them cool. There are basic seasonings. Of particular note is coffee beans and mills, and I'm glad if you like coffee. The wall is thin enough to hear the snoring in the next room. There are many outlets and there is no problem with charging electronic equipment. I wonder if breakfast was 1300 yen. It was normal, so I made a room meal with a sandwich I bought at the supermarket, but I was satisfied with the coffee mentioned above. Dinner is about 12,000 yen for two people at the rice restaurant. Reservations are required for this place on holidays. There are quite a few customers from outside. It is also wonderful in a hot spring area with a taste, and there are sandals and towel kits for going to hot springs. It is quite tight that there are few parking lots. Both guests and eat and drink guests are full because they are cars. The score becomes worse in this respect. Parking refugees feel sick even though they are guests in such a remote place. I'm glad you're improving the others.