Sato No Yado Kawajiri Reviews

The facilities are quite old However the staff is friendly.

Enjoyed the onsen but I was asked to pay the the bathing Spax tax 150 YEN each person. This is not being mentioned in the Trip.com invoice.

Lovely inn with onsen to soak. 3-5 minutes walks to supermarket nearby. Many restaurants in walking distance. Comfy futon, green tea set, and Japanese pajamas also available in room.

excellent value for stay at this small japanese house, public bath is small, but temperature is good and outdoor is beautiful. Clean room with air-con/ heating and heat mats. Best thing is that it's so close to Amanohashidate 天橋立

Very great with nice onsen available. Convenient location with nice facilities

Very authentic & traditional experience appeared all other guests were Japanese. loved the onsen experience and a fabulous emersión into Japanese culture. Location was great easy bus ride to local town & fishing village of Ine. Fabulous little intimate restaurant 2 min walk. On the down side little hard to find and would be very difficult at night. Staff only spoke Japanese & we’re not very friendly despite our best efforts to speak Japanese and make things a little easier with google translate. Price was very reasonable. Overall would recommend if you’re looking for a traditional family home style experience.

They need to highlight their address on Google cos seems Google maps and cannot recognize their address Overall I enjoyed my short stay and the two baths they had … didn’t get to try but should book their meals in future , looks yummy.

Good hotel

I went there soaking wet, and the owner was very worried. She treated me kindly, and the hot spring was also very nice.

It was my first time staying in a Japanese B&B, and I felt pretty good! The room was clean and tidy, and the bathroom and toilet were shared, and the shared areas were very clean! The B&B also had a hot spring! It was very quiet at night, with almost no noise. After arriving at Amanohashidate, I followed the navigation and walked a long way with my luggage. In fact, I could take bus No. 5, which would be much closer! Highly cost-effective!

The accommodation is a Japanese-style tatami room for 1-2 people. The open-air bath was really nice. The location is right across Amanohashidate from the station, so it was good because you could save on transportation costs. Inecho and Wawi are about 30 minutes away, and you can take a bus for 200 yen. However, there are too many mosquitoes in the accommodation. The screen is always open. The door connecting the bath and the accommodation is also always open, so a lot of bugs come in. I was surprised to see a cockroach crawling on the unused comforter when I woke up to go to the bathroom at night.

There are no private bathroom facilities, so you need to go to the public pool outside to take a shower. However, the natural hot spring is very comfortable and the public pool is great. But sleeping on Japanese-style tatami... I'm not used to it. When we arrived, the landlady came into the room and dragged a quilt over... There happened to be a storage room in our room, which was filled with sheets and mattresses (I don't know if the sheets were washed or not. But the location is ok Can't speak English

Mixed reception, with no explanation. The equipment was outdated. Perfect location.

There is a supermarket about 5 minutes walk away Very peaceful little village It was almost 7 o'clock in the evening and there was no one there. You can walk along the beach at night and take photos of the stars in the sky