Hotel Miyako

July 2019, 7,500 yen for one night and two meals. Used on Friday.The exterior of the inn is quite dilapidated with peeling paint on the walls, but a cute Pomeranian greets you. The rooms are showing their age, but they are clean and you will get used to them over time.In the Reiwa era, rotary telephones from the mid-Showa era are now enshrined. This phone buzzes when I take a bath or eat. I'm looking forward to hearing it ring.I think it depends on the date, time, and number of guests, but they accommodated us in a family bath style.What is the menu for dinner? Deep-fried shark / Salt-grilled dolphin fish / Horse mackerel bone crackers / Scallops, wild yellowtail, squid and horse mackerel sashimi / Sado silk mozuku and octopus in vinegar / Squid and pork sukiyaki-style hotpot / Sado specialty flying fish ball and ginger Soup.Breakfast includes igoneri/nagamo miso soup. Igoneri may look like Tokoroten at first glance, but it is different. I think I was able to taste most of Sado's special products.At first, I was worried about the appearance, but it exceeded my expectations and turned out to be a very nice inn. I felt that the price, service, and quality of food were the best I've ever had at an overnight and half-board accommodation other than a guesthouse. It's just an old building. Meals at inns and hotels where you pay a high price and have buffets and many items. I have had some disappointing experiences in the past due to unsatisfactory service.It's also a great experience to bring your family and teach your children how to use a rotary phone. In addition, the air conditioner, TV, and refrigerator in the room are modern and have no inconvenience.It is also very close to the Kitazawa Flotation Plant. It is said to be illuminated from summer to autumn. You can also go on foot.When you check out, the cute Pomeranian dog who is the signboard dog will come again. We played around for a while and left the inn.It's an inn somewhat similar to a guesthouse. I felt that.I think that traveling is about experiencing and experiencing something out of the ordinary. I would like to use it again if I come to Sado.

The exterior looks rustic and the room is in disrepair. The toilet is brand new and very clean! ! !We received welcome Sado deep ocean water, and the rice was so delicious that we ate it until it ran out.The location was great as it was a 5 minute walk to the flotation plant.

I used it on a trip.The landlady is really kind and nice!When I looked at the price and location, I thought it would be nice to be able to sleep overnight with two meals included, but it was definitely more than the price!Both the bath and the food were great.The room had been renovated and was comfortable to spend time in.Recommended for those who want to enjoy the local atmosphere!There is a parking lot and a washing machine, so I think it's the best accommodation in terms of cost performance!If I ever go to Sado again, I will definitely stay here!

The exterior and interior of the inn has a Showa-era feel, but some parts, including the exterior walls, have been renovated and are beautiful.For dinner, you can enjoy Sado's specialties (horse mackerel, burikama, nanban shrimp, mozuku, etc.). The landlady is also friendly and you can talk to her about various things.It's a high-cost accommodation where you can feel the warmth that you don't get at a business hotel.The signboard dog, the Pomeranian, doesn't really get attached to me...

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July 2019, 7,500 yen for one night and two meals. Used on Friday.The exterior of the inn is quite dilapidated with peeling paint on the walls, but a cute Pomeranian greets you. The rooms are showing their age, but they are clean and you will get used to them over time.In the Reiwa era, rotary telephones from the mid-Showa era are now enshrined. This phone buzzes when I take a bath or eat. I'm looking forward to hearing it ring.I think it depends on the date, time, and number of guests, but they accommodated us in a family bath style.What is the menu for dinner? Deep-fried shark / Salt-grilled dolphin fish / Horse mackerel bone crackers / Scallops, wild yellowtail, squid and horse mackerel sashimi / Sado silk mozuku and octopus in vinegar / Squid and pork sukiyaki-style hotpot / Sado specialty flying fish ball and ginger Soup.Breakfast includes igoneri/nagamo miso soup. Igoneri may look like Tokoroten at first glance, but it is different. I think I was able to taste most of Sado's special products.At first, I was worried about the appearance, but it exceeded my expectations and turned out to be a very nice inn. I felt that the price, service, and quality of food were the best I've ever had at an overnight and half-board accommodation other than a guesthouse. It's just an old building. Meals at inns and hotels where you pay a high price and have buffets and many items. I have had some disappointing experiences in the past due to unsatisfactory service.It's also a great experience to bring your family and teach your children how to use a rotary phone. In addition, the air conditioner, TV, and refrigerator in the room are modern and have no inconvenience.It is also very close to the Kitazawa Flotation Plant. It is said to be illuminated from summer to autumn. You can also go on foot.When you check out, the cute Pomeranian dog who is the signboard dog will come again. We played around for a while and left the inn.It's an inn somewhat similar to a guesthouse. I felt that.I think that traveling is about experiencing and experiencing something out of the ordinary. I would like to use it again if I come to Sado.