A new inn that just opened in November 2023, located in a village called "Igo" in the northernmost part of the island, 30 minutes by car from Saigo Port on Oki Island.This is a private inn where only one group can rent out the whole house per day, but instead of the usual vacation rentals where you can self-check in and check out and do whatever you like, the basic plan includes one dinner. During our stay, we started with a welcome drink, had free snacks in the refrigerator, and added amenities little by little.We enjoyed a new way of staying at this luxury lodge full of small features.■LocationOki Island itself is a very difficult place to reach, but the inn is located in the northern village farthest from the port. However, the northern part of the island is very scenic, and the village is located on a hill overlooking the sea, forest, and white rock surface.The view from the window of the inn is the forest and garden, but from within the premises you can overlook the blue sea and the private vegetable garden.Access itself is inconvenient, but unlike the relatively developed atmosphere around the port, you can take a stroll and enjoy the breathtaking scenery, and you can also take a bus from the port, albeit infrequently. If you're mainly staying at an inn, I think it's a good idea to go by bus instead of renting a car. (I have been to Oki Island several times, and I think the scenery around here is enough to fully enjoy the island!)■FacilitiesThe building is a renovated old folk house, with a floor plan of a dirt floor restaurant space and a 1LDK living space. The living/dining room was made up of three old rooms, and it was a modern Japanese-style space with a tasteful mix of old furniture and new, and it was a very cozy and wonderful space! It's not too spacious even for two people, and there's a raised tatami floor, so it's perfect for families traveling with children. The bath was also high-tech, with a wide window overlooking the greenery behind the mountain, and adjustable light control, so I was able to enjoy a relaxing bath time. One thing, it's a little inconvenient that the toilet doesn't have a hand washing station and you have to use the bathroom sink.■DinnerFor dinner, a private chef will prepare an Italian course at the inn's private counter kitchen. What's unique about this restaurant is that it's reserved for private use, but rather than having the atmosphere of an intimidating restaurant, you can enjoy it as if you were enjoying a lively glass of wine with friends while snacking on delicious food that goes well with alcohol at the bistro counter! It feels like an inn dedicated to drinkers who love wine and delicious food!The food is an Italian omakase course, but rather than a simple Italian dish, it is a summative dish that combines a variety of Tuscan-style ingredients. We had fresh seasonal red crab pasta and stewed quail meat, and both had flavors that went well with the wine. lolWine is available for an additional charge, starting at 6,000 yen per bottle. We have a lot of stock in addition to the menu, and if you tell the chef, who is also a sommelier, your preferences, he will choose from the cellar what goes well with your dish! The chef is also a wonderful person who is not too formal and is very frank.The amount of food is quite large, but you can adjust the amount of the two types of pasta provided, and if you have a preference, such as likes or dislikes, you can request it at the time of reservation and we will arrange the menu to suit your needs. It seems that you will give it to me!■BreakfastBreakfast is an extra charge of 2,500 yen, but it is recommended because there are no shops nearby and it is different from the Italian dinner, but it is country cuisine that goes well with rice and is full of homemade fermented foods! The plates and bowls were also elaborate and I was satisfied with the appearance!■Service & ComplementaryThere are a lot of thoughtful services, and each one will make you feel like you're on a treasure hunt. I felt the hospitality of the owner and his wife everywhere! Please visit for more details and enjoy the surprise!■PricePersonally, I don't usually like to spend a lot of money on accommodations, and I don't normally stay at accommodations that cost more than 25,000 yen per person per night, but I thought it would come with meals...so I made a reservation. As a result, it was a very correct answer, and it was more like an ``experience'' than an ``accommodation''.In addition to the space as an inn, you could have a very satisfying time with dinner at the bistro and relaxing in your room after dinner. It's done!This time I stayed for one night, but it's the type of inn where you want to enjoy your stay just by relaxing and walking around the inn, so next time I'd really like to stay for more than one night!