隠岐の宿処 勝馬屋の里

I stayed here for a week for work and sightseeing.Room: Simple for a man living aloneBed: The springs made my back hurt.Pillow: I couldn't use it because it was empty, so I wrapped it in a bath towel.Bath towels: We didn't have enough towels for the number of days we stayed. There is a washing machine, but there was no detergent, so I had to dry it and reuse it.Indoor wear: There was one, but it was flimsy and short. Sleepwear required.Kitchen: Has the bare minimum of equipment. However, there are no seasonings available, and the only nearby drugstore is a drugstore, making it difficult to use. If you have basic seasonings, it might not be difficult for you to stay for a long time.Washing machine: Unavailable due to lack of detergent. I can't buy detergent when I travel. There are laundry hangers.TV: Large and easy to watch. I used to watch it at night. You can watch YouTube, Amapura, etc.Bath: Ordinary home bath. There is no reheating function, but there is a body sponge. Shower water pressure is more than adequate.Wi-Fi: Unusable. It was so weak that it would cut out, or it would switch to mobile communication before I knew it. This may be the most dissatisfied.Location: Within walking distance from the port. The surroundings are quietMeals: None. There is a vending machine with expensive food in front of the inn. There were several times when I had no choice but to use a vending machine as the restaurant closed after 8 o'clock and there were no convenience stores. The dry food pork soup cost about 220 yen.Cost performance: I didn't feel it was that cheap because I was staying without meals.Parking lot: There is a lot of parking space, so it seems like you can stay there with several people.

The inside of the room was very clean, the bedroom was divided into two, and it was very comfortable.You can buy food and daily necessities in addition to drinks next to the parking lot, so I didn't have to go far to buy them.The parking lot was small and it was quite difficult to park (´；ω；｀)

About 15 minutes walk from the port. There is a parking lot on the premises and diagonally across the street. |It is a 1K apartment. It can also be used weekly. This time I stayed here for 3 nights. …

I stayed here for a week for work and sightseeing.Room: Simple for a man living aloneBed: The springs made my back hurt.Pillow: I couldn't use it because it was empty, so I wrapped it in a bath towel.Bath towels: We didn't have enough towels for the number of days we stayed. There is a washing machine, but there was no detergent, so I had to dry it and reuse it.Indoor wear: There was one, but it was flimsy and short. Sleepwear required.Kitchen: Has the bare minimum of equipment. However, there are no seasonings available, and the only nearby drugstore is a drugstore, making it difficult to use. If you have basic seasonings, it might not be difficult for you to stay for a long time.Washing machine: Unavailable due to lack of detergent. I can't buy detergent when I travel. There are laundry hangers.TV: Large and easy to watch. I used to watch it at night. You can watch YouTube, Amapura, etc.Bath: Ordinary home bath. There is no reheating function, but there is a body sponge. Shower water pressure is more than adequate.Wi-Fi: Unusable. It was so weak that it would cut out, or it would switch to mobile communication before I knew it. This may be the most dissatisfied.Location: Within walking distance from the port. The surroundings are quietMeals: None. There is a vending machine with expensive food in front of the inn. There were several times when I had no choice but to use a vending machine as the restaurant closed after 8 o'clock and there were no convenience stores. The dry food pork soup cost about 220 yen.Cost performance: I didn't feel it was that cheap because I was staying without meals.Parking lot: There is a lot of parking space, so it seems like you can stay there with several people.