壱岐勝本 民泊いるかの宿

I stayed at a hostel near the port. There are two types of inns: a two-story inn on the city side and a one-story inn on the port side.The room had an air conditioner, a TV, a desk, a tissue bin, and a futon. It was so comfortable that I couldn't believe it was only 3,500 yen! However, the ceiling is low, so people over 175 tall might bump their heads in the room I stayed in. The couple running the shop were very kind and gave me lots of recommendations in Iki. The toilet, bath, and sink were clean and had amenities such as towels and paper cups.Apparently the person running the restaurant is a fisherman, so we had freshly caught squid and fish in miso soup for breakfast. Breakfast is 1000 yen. cheap! They also served shaved ice with me, which I was very satisfied with. Next time I want to come during the sea urchin season.

Full of facilitiesThe owner took good care of meI was very satisfied!

I stayed here with good reviews, but it was the worst.I doubt whether the reviews are true.First of all, the room was really uncomfortable. It looks good in the photo, but don't be fooled. Just staying on the second floor of an old Japanese-style room in an ordinary house costs 7,600 yen without meals, which is too expensive. I think you'll understand once you stay there. Moreover, I only have a small desk and no tissues, cups, or kettle, so I can't even eat cup ramen. There are no minimum necessities provided. There's not even water. I was surprised by that too. Anyway, it was so uncomfortable that I spent most of my time on the bench by the sea, and the only time I was there was to sleep. Even if I open the window, I can't even see the ocean.I also noticed that there was an empty plastic bottle behind the TV, which I realized had not been cleaned. Although small, insects such as spiders are also common.Also, a female lady usually lives on the first floor and she stays on the second floor, but I can hear the sounds of life, footsteps, etc. coming from below, so I guess she can hear my life, voices, and actions, and when I'm sleeping, I could hear snoring coming from the floor above, and the toilet and bath were on the first floor, so I had to go all the way downstairs.It was just a normal house bath and toilet, and it wasn't clean, so I had to be careful, which was the toughest part. is. When I finally went to the shop to pick up my luggage, the grandpa seemed extremely kind and nice, so I thought it would have been better if he had stayed at the guest house. You'll understand when you meet her, but it's quite difficult to talk about her. It was just the worst thing to have to pay 7,600 yen to a house that had no consideration. Please definitely book another hotel. (I'm sorry that I didn't take a photo because it was so uncomfortable, but the color of the walls is completely different, and the fact that I only booked for one night was a relief.)

It was 5800 yen including two meals. Since the person staying at the inn is a fisherman, the dinner was filled with seafood and would have cost more than 3,000 yen if eaten elsewhere (squid sashimi bowl, braised red grouper, steamed squid, squid fish cake?, arajiru, the name is... (I forgot, but it's high-quality fish sashimi), and since the fish is seasoned just before cooking, not only the sashimi but also the boiled fish were fresh and very good. As for the rooms, they are cheap at 5,800 yen, so don't expect too much. I think the rooms are worth the price. Unfortunately, there were a few ants in the room, but I was able to sleep well. There are showers, but if you don't want to just take a shower, you may want to drive to Yunomoto Onsen. Please note that there is no Wi-Fi. The location is very good considering that the boat that goes to Dragon Island is right next to it and there is a convenience store nearby, which is not common on the island. The people at the hostel were also very kind. If I go to Iki, I would like to stay here again!

It's a very old building.The photos of the room posted on the accommodation website look nice at first glance, but in reality, the interior was quite deteriorated.I learned that there is a reason why there are no photos of sinks, toilets, bathrooms, and kitchens.The room is spacious enough.I don't have tissues.The bathroom is directly connected to the kitchen and there is no changing room.The bathtub is smaller than the apartment.The towels were quite thin (used?), two face towels per person, and no bath towels.The toilet was leaking water from the time we checked in and a puddle had formed.I used it during the cold season, but there were flies in the sink and black insects about 1 cm in size in the kitchen.In the middle of the night, I found a cockroach on my luggage next to my futon and couldn't sleep.This all happened on the first day of my stay.Although it is reasonable compared to other accommodations,I don't recommend it unless you are concerned about the age of the building or insects.Although it was a great trip, I had a very difficult time.

Stayed for 3 people for work. The bill is 3,300 yen per person, which is very reasonable. I was able to use it without any problems.

I was surprised that it cost 3,500 yen for such a large room.The couple who live at the inn are very friendly and will teach you a lot of things. I will use it again when I go to Dragon Island.