Syōdo Island Seaside Center Masuya.

It was an old inn run by about three people: the elderly owner, his wife, and the person in charge of meals. He had a nice personality, but I don't think he has the right mindset as a manager of an accommodation facility. I'm disappointed because they are too careless about hygiene and service. Please note that we are not taking any measures against the coronavirus at this time.First, let's talk about the rooms: peeling walls, broken shoji windows, poorly installed doors, and broken chairs and tables. This room is filled with the spirit of using the room until it suffers a fatal breakdown.Judging by the stains on the futon, the half-open closet, and the used toothbrush provided,I don't think it was properly cleaned or inspected.There are no microwaves or refrigerators, but instead mosquito coils are always on hand to protect against the large numbers of insects that rush in through the gaps in windows and entrances.You can encounter a variety of ecosystems, including mosquitoes, small flies, and G.The air conditioner wasn't working and I couldn't sleep well, so I drank a lot of alcohol and went to bed. When I woke up in the morning, the air conditioner was working,I think the administrator probably forgot to turn it on.If it doesn't work, please check with the front desk.However, there is basically no one at the front desk.I was only able to watch TV properly, so I started to feel anxious.Regarding the baths, there is a large public bath that you can take from 16:00 to 22:00.As for the contents, I gave up because I didn't want to feel any more uncomfortable, so please refer to other people's reviews.As for breakfast, the quality was surprisingly around 2-3 stars. The dining room was relatively clean and there were no problems other than flying insects and stains on the chairs. I was surprised that the air conditioner was new.The menu was a normal Japanese breakfast: white rice, miso soup, grilled fish and tamagoyaki, tsukudani and ohitashi.When I make my own meals, I feel relieved knowing that my dishes are clean. One person who stayed with me said that the cleaning was insufficient. There was instant coffee, and when I tried to drink it, I realized that the powder had hardened, so I gave up drinking it.As a general review, there was basically no decent place to stay, and it would have been much better to stay in the car. I didn't feel any spiritual elements at all, so if you're expecting something like that, I don't think you'll get much out of it, unfortunately. I think even ghosts probably don't want to be in this place.If you come to Shodoshima, please stop by this wonderful inn Masuya, it will be a memory that will be etched deep in your heart.

The facilities are old and it feels like it was a "training center" in the Showa era, so it can't compete with modern hotels, but the owner? The hospitality of the couple is heartfelt.I stayed for two nights to walk the 1st to 25th pilgrimage route, and it was the perfect location for that purpose.In addition, considering the fatigue, I think it was the ``correct'' choice to stay at an inn that included two meals, and also took into account the quality and taste of the meals.

Accommodations on Shodoshima have generally high prices. Since it is a tourist destination, if you are not satisfied with the fact that the accommodations must be stylish and have good service, you will need to …

This is crazy. Even during the three-day weekend from July 16th to 18th, we were the only three customers. However, the cost of accommodation is cheap, so it might be possible to just stay the night!? ️ However, there were no baths and there weren't many restaurants nearby, so it was difficult.

Give me back my fucking dirty accommodation fee.

It was an old inn run by about three people: the elderly owner, his wife, and the person in charge of meals. He had a nice personality, but I don't think he has the right mindset as a manager of an accommodation facility. I'm disappointed because they are too careless about hygiene and service. Please note that we are not taking any measures against the coronavirus at this time.First, let's talk about the rooms: peeling walls, broken shoji windows, poorly installed doors, and broken chairs and tables. This room is filled with the spirit of using the room until it suffers a fatal breakdown.Judging by the stains on the futon, the half-open closet, and the used toothbrush provided,I don't think it was properly cleaned or inspected.There are no microwaves or refrigerators, but instead mosquito coils are always on hand to protect against the large numbers of insects that rush in through the gaps in windows and entrances.You can encounter a variety of ecosystems, including mosquitoes, small flies, and G.The air conditioner wasn't working and I couldn't sleep well, so I drank a lot of alcohol and went to bed. When I woke up in the morning, the air conditioner was working,I think the administrator probably forgot to turn it on.If it doesn't work, please check with the front desk.However, there is basically no one at the front desk.I was only able to watch TV properly, so I started to feel anxious.Regarding the baths, there is a large public bath that you can take from 16:00 to 22:00.As for the contents, I gave up because I didn't want to feel any more uncomfortable, so please refer to other people's reviews.As for breakfast, the quality was surprisingly around 2-3 stars. The dining room was relatively clean and there were no problems other than flying insects and stains on the chairs. I was surprised that the air conditioner was new.The menu was a normal Japanese breakfast: white rice, miso soup, grilled fish and tamagoyaki, tsukudani and ohitashi.When I make my own meals, I feel relieved knowing that my dishes are clean. One person who stayed with me said that the cleaning was insufficient. There was instant coffee, and when I tried to drink it, I realized that the powder had hardened, so I gave up drinking it.As a general review, there was basically no decent place to stay, and it would have been much better to stay in the car. I didn't feel any spiritual elements at all, so if you're expecting something like that, I don't think you'll get much out of it, unfortunately. I think even ghosts probably don't want to be in this place.If you come to Shodoshima, please stop by this wonderful inn Masuya, it will be a memory that will be etched deep in your heart.