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I visited in late June, and the owner's response was great, he told me about BBQ, starry skies, and other things about the island! I would like to stay there again.

This is my second time staying here! Both times, we visited with four women, none of whom had a driver's license. The owner is very kind and attends to various places. They took us all over the island to recommended restaurants and hidden spots that only locals know about.😆They also helped us have a BBQ, which we couldn't do last time due to bad weather, and even treated us to a delicious breakfast. Ta.The owner also uses the latest equipment. They will use various tools such as drones and GoPro to create beautiful memories.There are other great places too many to mention. This is a guest house where you can understand the warmth of the people of Miyako.Next time, all four of us want to go home with our boyfriends (lol)!

It was my first time staying here ^^With everyone I met at the guest houseBBQ time on the balconyIt was really fun and happy.Yakisoba with island ingredients and Okinawa sobaIt was absolutely delicious!The owner is also very warm.I'm back to my second homeIt made me feel warm ^^Thank you very much 😊

8 people visited us from Tokyo.I visited this place last time, and at first I didn't know where it was because it was a difficult building to find.We stayed with a large group of 8 people, but the interior was spacious and had furniture and play equipment, so even if you came empty-handed, you could have fun. I had a great time.I personally enjoyed playing the latest darts inside, so I gave it 5 stars.I would like to stay again to play darts.thank you very much.

I repeat it many times. The room and living room are clean, and the owner is kind. We also do BBQ together!

I personally recommend Irabu Island, which has beautiful stars and has not yet been urbanized. At night, I lay on the rooftop and looked at the starry sky. There is also a convenience store and post office nearby, which can be reached in 3 minutes on foot. The owner is a local native. If there's anything you don't understand, please feel free to ask. They will give you local recommendations. On the day I stayed, it was being used by people staying one night, people staying for multiple nights, men who came for work, and couples. I think it's a great value for money as it has a washer and dryer! I would like to visit you again!

As soon as I opened the front door, I felt relieved, like I had come home.

Other people had written that the owner and his wife were friendly, but they were strangely unfriendly.I only answer what I've heard, and in this age of coronavirus, the couple are both wearing no masks (the person who appears to be my wife didn't speak at all, so maybe it doesn't matter if they don't wear masks?!)Well, it's a cheap hotel, so I don't want much, but at least take your time! I think it would be good to have at least one word.Also, it's a place with a lot of nature, so it can't be helped to some extent, but there were many spiders larger than a baby's hand, geckos, and cockroaches in the common areas, so I can only recommend it to people who are tolerant of those things.I was worried about ticks because it was itchy when I slept in the bed overnight.The private room looks clean, but the kitchen stinks.There are Daiso fragrance sprays and odor-free spaces everywhere, so the owner may be aware of the smell.The worst part is that you always have to pass through the smelly kitchen to go from your private room to the shower, toilet, laundry, or the entrance.You can try your best not to see insects or reptiles, but the smell is hard to deal with.The smell made me want to throw up, so I quickly bought Febreze.Also, I'm grateful that you can use the laundry for free, but as others have said, it doesn't get dirty, so it's better not to look too much around the washing machine.It was also troublesome that I couldn't use the remote control for the fluorescent lights.Maybe it's just a dead battery.I've stayed at many cheap hotels overseas, but I think this place should be more like a cheap hotel in Southeast Asia.I tried staying there with price as my top priority, but since I came all the way to Miyako, I thought it would be better to stay at a decent accommodation, so I moved to Rising Sun.

The room was very clean and the owner and his wife were very kind. Thank you very much. ^^

The common areas, especially around the washing machine, are dirty with things left behind, but the private rooms are clean. You can also use the air conditioner for free. There are quite a few minshuku/guesthouses in this price range, but if you put 100 yen into the air conditioner and it only works for one hour, it can end up being expensive. It might be a good idea to mow the grass in the parking lot.