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cute grandma prepared our meals everyday and was very kind. she speaks decent enough english. view was very nice and the sound of the waterfall was very calming

Obviously amazing location. The bed was comfy and the bath was really nice. Although the stand out aspect was the staff, they were super nice and friendly. The man offered us his umbrella when it was raining and the woman even rang the boat tour company and soba noodle making place to check availability for us. The communal space is also great with the option to place super old school Nintendo games.

Breakfast is wonderful both quality & quantity..

After a busy week exploring Japan’s major cities like Tokyo and Kyoto, my father, uncle, and I were looking for a quieter, more authentic experience—and this beautiful traditional guesthouse in Miyoshi, Shikoku, turned out to be the perfect choice. The house is a charming two-bedroom traditional Japanese home with tatami rooms that truly capture the spirit of old Japan. I’ve stayed in similar homes before and always loved their unique atmosphere, but for my father and uncle, who were visiting Japan for the first time, it was both a fascinating and fun experience. Since we’re a tall family, adapting to the lower door frames, smaller room heights, and the cozy, compact design of the house added an extra layer of adventure. It was a great way to experience firsthand how people lived in the past and to appreciate the traditions and culture behind this style of living. The house itself was very clean, cozy, and fully equipped with everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The small garden added a peaceful touch, and the kitchen made preparing meals easy whenever we didn’t feel like eating out. The owner was incredibly kind and responsive, always quick to answer our messages and provide anything we asked for. Miyoshi is a quiet town, but it has everything necessary for a convenient stay—two large supermarkets, several restaurants, and even a Lawson convenience store just around the corner. I highly recommend renting a car to explore the surrounding area, as Shikoku’s natural beauty—with its mountains, rivers, valleys, and temples—is best experienced at your own pace. In the end, what makes this house truly special is its calm atmosphere. It’s not a place filled with distractions, but rather a peaceful and comfortable space waiting to be filled with life, laughter, and meaningful memories. Whether you visit with friends or family, this guesthouse offers the perfect setting to slow down, reconnect, and experience a more authentic and heartfelt side of Japan.

Private onsen in room Good food and good onsen Coffee machine in room

One of our best stays, adorable staff, very nice Ryokan and a lovely place that is close to the temple(s).

totally new business hotel that has everything I needed. Staff waa very friendly and very helpful. Had a very plrasant stay.

You have the whole apartment to yourself but you still are in the hotel

Location was great for visiting the temples. Room was lovely and comfortable amd was nice to have a shared area too. Breakfast was excellent with loads of choice and very tasty. Staff were very helpful and welcoming.