Cliff House Yanagida Ryokan Reviews

Slightly old accommodation but cosy. Only complaint is that it’s extremely dark at night and there’s no night light in our ryokan room. Nice view facing the ocean. We were greeted by fox and deers at the backyard of the accommodation! The common toilet is quite old school and slightly eerie at night. There’s also an onsen downstairs beside the shared common bath but I didn’t try it out.

It's rare to find a hotel that can be booked online in a place like Cape Kamisaki. The quality is average. The room is large and has all the basic functions. The WiFi connection is not very stable, but the hotel owner's positive attitude makes people happy. move:)

The Japanese-style B&B includes breakfast and dinner. Be sure to book an accommodation with meals. There are no restaurants in the entire village at night, and the scenery is beautiful! The B&B has a long history and has many old objects

It's too old and too remote. I'm a little scared to live there.

The room was large and the air conditioning was not efficient enough to provide enough heat, the average temperature was around 15 degrees Celsius.

The hotel is very old, but it is better than expected. The dog in the store is very cute.

An old-style hotel with relatively old facilities. It is believed to be a hotel run by two elders. Don’t expect it to have a full range of services, but the environment of the hotel is very good. My room is on a slope overlooking the sea. It is late winter, and I believe it will be even better in summer pretty. The hotel is not far from the tip of Erimo Cape, just a few minutes by car. By the way, I found a B & B and restaurant Shorthorn Kingdom on the mountain, which specializes in local shorthorn beef dishes. The environment is very good and you can visit it.

The access to Cape Erimo was excellent, the staff were kind and we had a very comfortable stay. The food was delicious and filling! The building has a sense of history, which was also nice. We visited in January, which is outside of the tourist season, but it only took us 5 minutes by car to get to the cape, so we were able to time our visit to catch the sunrise, which was a great memory.

It is a 5-minute drive from Cape Erimo, overlooking Cape Erimo Port. The building is old and seems to be run by an elderly couple and their daughter. A medium-sized Shiba Inu dog welcomes you. The appropriate distance makes you feel at ease. We stayed here as a family of three for business. Therefore, we chose the accommodation plan only. This was very helpful, as the accommodations in the center of Erimo Town only included breakfast and dinner. The room was very clean. We were even more selfish and asked for breakfast, which was the price of a lunch box, 700 yen. I thought it would be fine since there is no convenience store nearby, so we asked for it. However, the meal was surprisingly filling and delicious, with freshly cooked rice, a large salmon fillet, konbumaki, potato salad, simmered kiriboshi daikon, miso soup, pickles, and freshly brewed coffee to finish off the meal. It was so delicious that the whole family had seconds of rice, so we are looking forward to the original dinner. We stayed at this inn because we couldn't get a hotel in Erimo Town or Samani Town during the long weekend, but we plan to use it again in the future. Even in winter, there is parking space for about 5 to 6 cars in front of the inn.

I was a little apprehensive when I entered the restaurant, wondering if it looked okay from the outside, but the owner and staff were so kind and nice that I left a good impression. The dog is also quiet. Perhaps because of the location, the inside of the double-glazed windows opens, but the outside is recessed. So, we couldn't let outside air in, so even though it was June, it was so hot in the sun that we had to turn on the air conditioner. The food was as good as the reputation. The location was great. Right next to Cape Erimo and Erimo Port, I was able to photograph the sunrise through my room window.