Rebun Shiri

The employees are friendly and kind.The room is a normal Japanese-style room with a futon, a low chair, and a table. There is a mini fridge. Although it is not large, there is enough space to organize your belongings without any problems. It was beautiful.Although it was a bit hot and had poor ventilation, it was a nice room with a view of the port and Rishiri Fuji.Perhaps because the walls were thin, I could hear people in the next room talking until late at night. Fortunately, I had earplugs with me, so it was okay. Even if it's not, the sounds outside will bother you on windy days, so we recommend keeping it in your luggage as a talisman.Toilets and washrooms are shared.Bath towels, face towels, and yukatas are available in the hallway. There are also toothbrushes, razors, and paper cups.There are pots, coffee, and tea packs on each floor, which you can take freely. It is also nice that there is a large bag that can be used for going out to the hot springs. (rental)There seems to be a bath, but it seems to be small, so if you're going to take the trouble, wouldn't it be better to go to the nearby "Usuyuki no Yu" and relax and relieve your fatigue? Adults are 600 yen. In that case, don't forget to bring a bath towel and face towel. I forgot it and had to pay the rental fee of 200 yen because I had to go back and get it.Since we didn't have breakfast, we bought some pastries at a nearby store before dinner. The store closes at 7pm, so if you need anything, it's best to do your shopping before heading out.It was a nice guesthouse. I would like to use it again when staying on Rebun Island.

The hotel was very clean and had a homely atmosphere.

The staff at the hotel were nice, and when we talked about going to the izakaya across the street, they gave us tickets for a first drink at the izakaya. The room was clean and exceeded my expectations.

This is our accommodation for the first day of our 2 night trip to Rebun Island. I was staying without meals, but there was a sign posted saying that they would also order lunch boxes delivered to the restaurant.The manager was also very nice, and the first thing I thought was, ``I've come to the right place.'' There were a lot of fishing equipment at the front desk, so it seems that this is a guesthouse where people who visit Rebun Island for fishing often stay.First of all, the key chain is interesting in the shape of Rebun Island. Although it had a strong handmade feel, it was an authentic room key that faithfully reproduced the shape of Rebun Island, which is vertical and has two peninsulas.The room was also clean and warm. I was able to get a good night's sleep, probably because I was tired from traveling around Rishiri Island. If I visit Rebun Island again, I will definitely visit you again. It was such a pleasant stay.By the way, the name "Ryokan Ukishima" is written on this building, but I wonder if this is the name of the inn that operated here before Rebunshiri.

The toilets and baths are shared (they are well kept and clean).The location and the people at the inn are very nice!Rental of fishing gear and fishing rods availableIt was a very nice place.

The employees are friendly and kind.The room is a normal Japanese-style room with a futon, a low chair, and a table. There is a mini fridge. Although it is not large, there is enough space to organize your belongings without any problems. It was beautiful.Although it was a bit hot and had poor ventilation, it was a nice room with a view of the port and Rishiri Fuji.Perhaps because the walls were thin, I could hear people in the next room talking until late at night. Fortunately, I had earplugs with me, so it was okay. Even if it's not, the sounds outside will bother you on windy days, so we recommend keeping it in your luggage as a talisman.Toilets and washrooms are shared.Bath towels, face towels, and yukatas are available in the hallway. There are also toothbrushes, razors, and paper cups.There are pots, coffee, and tea packs on each floor, which you can take freely. It is also nice that there is a large bag that can be used for going out to the hot springs. (rental)There seems to be a bath, but it seems to be small, so if you're going to take the trouble, wouldn't it be better to go to the nearby "Usuyuki no Yu" and relax and relieve your fatigue? Adults are 600 yen. In that case, don't forget to bring a bath towel and face towel. I forgot it and had to pay the rental fee of 200 yen because I had to go back and get it.Since we didn't have breakfast, we bought some pastries at a nearby store before dinner. The store closes at 7pm, so if you need anything, it's best to do your shopping before heading out.It was a nice guesthouse. I would like to use it again when staying on Rebun Island.