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About the one-story quadruple room "Dragon West" with four beds.The smell of sewage is coming from the drain on the toilet floor, and it's permeating the entire room, including the walls and floor.In addition, since it is a one-story building that is probably 40 years old, both the exterior and interior are in disrepair, and moisture accumulates in the building, creating a strange odor combined with the smell of sewage.The futons and pillows on the beds smelled moldy, the legs of two of the four beds were broken, and the mattresses were cheap, so when you lie on the bed, the coils of the mattress rub against your body, making it extremely uncomfortable.The curtains by the window are just a random piece of cloth hung on a tension rod, and they don't look good and don't block out the light.The cell phone signal was au's 4G with 2 to 3 antennas, but the inn's wifi didn't work, and the UQ mobile wifi I brought with me couldn't connect either.To describe this room in one word:"A large, unsettling, abandoned room with a stinging smell of sewage and mold."is.Based on the above, the accommodation was so uncomfortable that I canceled my stay midway through the trip and found a different hotel.The reviews for rooms in the main building are not bad, so if you are staying in the main building, you should choose the main building.*In addition to the four-person rooms mentioned above, the annex has a separate building with four rooms for one to two people.In addition, tiles and rubble that are thought to have been scattered by the typhoon are scattered around the premises without being cleaned up, and there is a huge used light bulb in front of the back door on the left side of the front desk. (balance ball size) of trash and dust inside the washing machine building, it's so filthy that there's no cleaning left outside of the room.Due to the age of the building, it has a feeling of ruin.I don't think that no matter how cheap it is, it doesn't mean it's ok to be dirty, but I think only those who can tolerate it should stay there.If you have asthma, are allergic to house dust, or are sensitive to house dust, you should never stay here. Your eyes and skin may become itchy, your nose may become runny, and you may feel unwell.

This is an inn that feels like you can relax at home. I think it's in a quiet place.

We are budget travellers, so we really liked this hostel!Even though we're two people, it's a spacious 20-tatami Japanese-style room, and it costs 4,000 yen per night for two people, including breakfast of two convenience store rice balls and a cup of miso soup!It also has a refrigerator, TV, shower, and toilet!It's tough without a car, but if I go to Miyakojima again, I'd like to stay here!

There was even a dryer, which was very helpful. Unfortunately, the bathroom only has a shower. The morning rice balls and miso soup service was also helpful. …

I stayed in a detached house. It's like a cheap apartment. There was no bathtub, just a shower room. Hot water suddenly comes out...|But it's cheap so it can't be helped! …

About the one-story quadruple room "Dragon West" with four beds.The smell of sewage is coming from the drain on the toilet floor, and it's permeating the entire room, including the walls and floor.In addition, since it is a one-story building that is probably 40 years old, both the exterior and interior are in disrepair, and moisture accumulates in the building, creating a strange odor combined with the smell of sewage.The futons and pillows on the beds smelled moldy, the legs of two of the four beds were broken, and the mattresses were cheap, so when you lie on the bed, the coils of the mattress rub against your body, making it extremely uncomfortable.The curtains by the window are just a random piece of cloth hung on a tension rod, and they don't look good and don't block out the light.The cell phone signal was au's 4G with 2 to 3 antennas, but the inn's wifi didn't work, and the UQ mobile wifi I brought with me couldn't connect either.To describe this room in one word:"A large, unsettling, abandoned room with a stinging smell of sewage and mold."is.Based on the above, the accommodation was so uncomfortable that I canceled my stay midway through the trip and found a different hotel.The reviews for rooms in the main building are not bad, so if you are staying in the main building, you should choose the main building.*In addition to the four-person rooms mentioned above, the annex has a separate building with four rooms for one to two people.In addition, tiles and rubble that are thought to have been scattered by the typhoon are scattered around the premises without being cleaned up, and there is a huge used light bulb in front of the back door on the left side of the front desk. (balance ball size) of trash and dust inside the washing machine building, it's so filthy that there's no cleaning left outside of the room.Due to the age of the building, it has a feeling of ruin.I don't think that no matter how cheap it is, it doesn't mean it's ok to be dirty, but I think only those who can tolerate it should stay there.If you have asthma, are allergic to house dust, or are sensitive to house dust, you should never stay here. Your eyes and skin may become itchy, your nose may become runny, and you may feel unwell.