Guesthouse Sanda-tei

I had been looking at Mitatei Annex, a business guesthouse that I had been eyeing for a long time, and thought it would be a great place for a solo trip (motorcycle touring) with meals at a low price. I was able to stay the night. Since I was staying on a weekend, I chose Jalan's Saturday and Sunday limited plan, ``Juicy grilled meat on a magical iron plate♪ 1 night and 2 meals included (no amenities included)''.Although we arrived a little earlier than expected, the host (who calls himself an old man) welcomed us warmly. For dinner, we not only had free refills of rice, but we also had the option to add kimchi as a special service. Best of all, the seemingly unlikely menu of butter-grilled beef is so delicious that I would be a repeat customer just for this meal. Alcoholic beverages such as beer and shochu must be paid in cash after the meal.The Wi-Fi connection in the room was good, and the connection never dropped from the room to the dining room.Breakfast was a set meal of grilled salmon, but they also had standard items such as natto, seaweed, raw eggs, and pickled plums, as well as furikake, so young people with a big appetite would be able to get as many refills as they like.If I had to pick a negative point, it would be that the room was cold and I couldn't turn off the heating. Also, the restrooms on the first floor are unisex, and only one has a washing machine, and the rest are Japanese-style, which is disappointing. There was an explanation on the Jalan website about the lack of amenities, but the fact that there were no towels in the bath really meant that there were no amenities, and on the contrary, I thought it was refreshing.The main customer base for this inn seems to be groups, such as sports boys and girls and construction site workers staying overnight, but it's also great that you can enjoy conversation with the caring host. I think that's the point.This inn is a must-see for individual travelers who value cost performance and consider meeting new people (hosts) to be part of the fun of traveling. I thought it was worth the 160km trip on a 125cc scooter that can't be driven on the highway. I'm sure I'll be a repeat customer as well.

The service is good for the price. This time I stayed without meals, so next time I would definitely like to order a meal. It was cheap and helpful. An inn that would come in handy during training camps and matches.

Cheap price plan

The owner is a very nice personIt was an inn that I would want to go to again.

The atmosphere is exactly like a training camp. On the day of my stay, I was the only guest. I am very grateful to you for making various dishes for me.

I had been looking at Mitatei Annex, a business guesthouse that I had been eyeing for a long time, and thought it would be a great place for a solo trip (motorcycle touring) with meals at a low price. I was able to stay the night. Since I was staying on a weekend, I chose Jalan's Saturday and Sunday limited plan, ``Juicy grilled meat on a magical iron plate♪ 1 night and 2 meals included (no amenities included)''.Although we arrived a little earlier than expected, the host (who calls himself an old man) welcomed us warmly. For dinner, we not only had free refills of rice, but we also had the option to add kimchi as a special service. Best of all, the seemingly unlikely menu of butter-grilled beef is so delicious that I would be a repeat customer just for this meal. Alcoholic beverages such as beer and shochu must be paid in cash after the meal.The Wi-Fi connection in the room was good, and the connection never dropped from the room to the dining room.Breakfast was a set meal of grilled salmon, but they also had standard items such as natto, seaweed, raw eggs, and pickled plums, as well as furikake, so young people with a big appetite would be able to get as many refills as they like.If I had to pick a negative point, it would be that the room was cold and I couldn't turn off the heating. Also, the restrooms on the first floor are unisex, and only one has a washing machine, and the rest are Japanese-style, which is disappointing. There was an explanation on the Jalan website about the lack of amenities, but the fact that there were no towels in the bath really meant that there were no amenities, and on the contrary, I thought it was refreshing.The main customer base for this inn seems to be groups, such as sports boys and girls and construction site workers staying overnight, but it's also great that you can enjoy conversation with the caring host. I think that's the point.This inn is a must-see for individual travelers who value cost performance and consider meeting new people (hosts) to be part of the fun of traveling. I thought it was worth the 160km trip on a 125cc scooter that can't be driven on the highway. I'm sure I'll be a repeat customer as well.