住用内海公園バンガロー

This is a public bungalow located approximately halfway between the airport and the Setouchi Inland Sea.It's about a 10 minute drive from the mangrove forest where I live, so it's in a very convenient location for people who are looking for that area.Each building costs 7,330 yen and has one bunk bed and two single beds, and you can stay for a fixed price as long as you stay within the number of people.There is a bath, but it is a little old, so if you want a spacious and relaxing bath, we recommend the bath (520 yen) at the experience center, which is a 10-minute walk away. However, there are no amenities, so if you don't have towels or shampoo, it will cost a lot of money.There is also a kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, and a set of cooking utensils and one stove, so you can cook your own meals if you bring your own ingredients.However, there are no shops nearby, so you will have to buy ingredients in town to prepare your meal.There is one vending machine installed within the facility.You must take your trash home with you, and if you request it to be disposed of, it will cost 100 yen each.For heating and cooling, there is a large kotatsu in the living room on the first floor, and an air conditioner in the bed area on the second floor, but the air conditioner costs 100 yen and runs for one hour, and the building has a 1.2-story atrium. I don't think you can cool the room. I stayed there in March and it was comfortable, but staying in the summer can be quite harsh.There is a grassy area around the bungalow and a barbecue site, so you can have some fun or have some outdoor yakiniku.Also, there are no private houses around the facility, and the calm sea is right in front of it, so unless other guests make noise, it's quite quiet.The sea is quite shallow, so you can play near the water, but it is not a place for swimming.There are places nearby that rent kayaks and SAPs, so you can rent them there and have fun.

Very valuable and welcoming place to stay. The hosts were nice and made me feel right at home. I would definitely recommend staying here and will likely come again.

It's hard to say that it's a comfortable inn, but our family chose this inn because it was cheap. Amami's prices are rising year by year, which can make it difficult financially, but this inn costs just under ¥8,000 per night for a family of five.If you can put up with insects (ants usually enter the room, so be careful what you eat) and heat (there is an air conditioner, but it costs ¥100 per hour, and it's only on the second floor, so it takes a while for the whole place to cool down), I recommend it for a budget trip!There is a kitchen, dishes, detergent, and refrigerator, so you can save even more money by cooking your own meals (although we ate out).There is a bath with a bathtub, but it is small and there is no shampoo, soap, or towels, so you will need to bring your own. There is a bathing facility at the nearby "Amami Experience Exchange Center", so you can also use that facility (we only found out about it after checking out...).The manager, the old man, was very personable and I had a good impression of him. But don't expect the hospitality of a typical hotel.You can park your car next to the bungalow, but it's quite narrow so be careful of the width of the road and the curbs!

A luxurious place with nothing

The price/performance ratio is very good, each room costs only 7,000 yen per night for 4 people. The geographical location is in the center of the island, making it convenient to go anywhere. The overall equipment of the house is old and outdated. Although there are spare tableware and pots and pans in the room, it is still a bit worn. It is recommended to bring some disposable tableware. The old administrators are particularly enthusiastic and talkative. I felt deeply human. Will come again if given the chance.

Good place.

Access from the airport is not very good. ||Located less than 30 minutes from Naze city. ||The sea near the castle is also nearby, and you can also surf. …