The hostel was very comfortable and cozy. The location was excellent, with a view of the bay and a short walk to the ferry terminal, grocery store, bus stop, and entrance to the sandbar. While the room was a little dusty, it was clean overall and the beds were comfortable. The facilities were good, and we especially enjoyed the bath. The hosts were very kind and helpful; we reached out about some dietary restrictions for dinner in advance, and they were able to accommodate them. One of the employees even called the bus station for us when we had lost one of our bags on a bus, and helped to arrange for us to get it back.

Staff was great! The dinners you can order day before were very good, varied, and tasty. Nice scenery, and the common room was spacious and had various activities. Had to get used to the shared bathrooms/showers, but worked out fine.

Somewhat a ways up from the nearest bus stop. It was difficult to drag our full-sized luggage up the hill. Google maps was very helpful in directing us there, otherwise would've been difficult to find. Pillows were very hard w/some sort of bean filling? Comforter was very warm, so had to keep room cooler at night. But I can imagine they would work great during wintertime.

A great stay if you're visiting amanohashidate, miyazu, or ine. Very close to the entrance of the sandbar and next to a very powerful shrine. Feels removed but also close to town and grocery stores as well. Loved the common/dining space especially, the hosts have a great vinyl collection and it was a great place to meet other travelers. We opted in for breakfast, which we highly recommend you do! A traditional japanese breakfast to start the day with a great view from the hostel. Also recommend to go to the local grocery store to cook dinner or grab a few ready-to-eat meals since there is a kitchen as well :)

The facilities granted aren't the cleanest but this didn't bother us much anyway. If you're carrying heavy luggage, just heads up you will have to walk a bit up hill, even though it is only 10ish minutes from the bus stop.

the atmosphere of the hostel was great, cozy. The family room was spacious. The hostel has a common living room + dining room which is my favorite. The living room has a great vinyl collection, one piece manga collection, board games to play. The terrace, where you can sit and have a sip of coffee or tea, overlook the iconic scene . They offer rental bicycles which is a great option to roam around and explore the scenic Amanohashidate. The staff was helpfull

I didn't expect the climb to the hostel a bit physical challenging. But It worth the climb anyway

Extremely friendly and attentive staff, excellent home made food for great price, spacious private bedroom, homely atmosphere, laundry facilities and cheap bike rental. Affordable accommodation with old charm. Will go back again for a longer stay next time. Lovely hostel- if you are after luxury, it may not suit all tastes- go and stay in a hotel- but if you are after friendly staff and calm atmosphere it’s a perfect retreat.

Nothing.

The communal area was so nice. Fusbal table, lots of books to read at your leisure, comfy couches and awesome views to top it off. Staff was also friendly and the location was very convenient for visiting the main attractions of the area.

The accomodation was cheap so it's no surprise but the rooms were a little flimsy, but hey you get what you pay for. It was super comfortable regardless.

Location. Near the chairlift to the park, near the supermarket, near the sandbar, near the bus stops.The staff is very kind, friendly and helpful. Good service from all of them. The common room has a record player and many LPs to choose from, clean kitchen amenities and books and games.

The hostel is really old and cleanliness is not the best. More attention could be given to cleanliness of the floors, corners, bunk beds.

The room is quite comfy and the hostel is near the one end of Amanohashidate where you can get on the ferry or rent a bicycle to get to the other end. There are both Western-style and Japanese-style toilets, as well as shower for those who do not fancy joining the public bath. Probably best suitable for a group of friends.

Nothing in particular. We never expected a luxurious stay so the hostel totally lived up to our expectations.

The staff was really nice and helpful. My favourite part was the terrace, it has an incredible view.

The only bad part is that it is at the top of a hill and at night it's a bit bad lighting. It can be scary as there is signs everywhere that ask you to be careful of wild animals.

This is one of the best places I've ever stayed in. It felt like a lovely homestay. I booked one bed only but had a whole room to myself. It's lovely, quiet, comfortable, and surrounded by beautiful countryside. I would gladly spend the whole summer there, if I could.