Shoya

It used to be an inn, but now the management company has changed and it is now a lodging facility for overnight stays without a manager all day.Please note that you can only check in at a restaurant called ``Kitchen Yorokonde,'' which is about a 10-minute drive from the inn.Since there is no manager, you can come and go as you please, but the sanitary aspect is disappointing.There are two bathrooms for domestic use, one for men and one for men, but the ventilation fan in the women's bathroom is broken and the screen door is torn, so there is no ventilation and it is covered in mold.Commercially available body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and hair dryer were available.I stayed for 4 nights, but the towels were only changed once on the first day, which was a bit strange.The large kitchen had a household refrigerator, commercial ice cooler, washing machine, and detergent.The dining room has a microwave, kettle, and vending machine, but the vending machine is not working.The bed in the room has pillowcases and sheets, but there is no cover for the comforter.There are hangers and pinch hangers in the closet, so you can hang them up to dry when you wash them.I had a room on the first floor, but it was difficult to sleep because I could hear the footsteps and voices of people in the hallway and on the second floor.It was nice that the room also had a toilet. There was also one for men and women at the entrance.I had come to Sado to celebrate my wedding, and my in-laws had arranged for me to stay there, so I was worried that I might be being harassed.It was really hard for me because I'm a bit of a clean freak, but in a sense I might have been glad I stayed because I was able to talk about things.With Kanayama becoming a World Heritage Site the other day, there is a possibility that the number of tourists will increase, so it may be improved, but as of August 2024, it was like this.Perfect for those who just need to sleep.There are few accommodations in Sado, so a night at this level will cost over 10,000 yen, but if you spend a little more you can stay in a hotel, so when planning your trip, we recommend that you book your accommodation first.

Check-in must be done at [Kitchen Yorokonde Genkuro].If you don't have a car, it's a pain.I decided to use a taxi or a local bus. There are vending machines [canned beer, water, etc.] at the inn. Now that we're so used to convenience, it's great to have experiences like this! On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, you must make a reservation by phone to the Ryotsu office by 5:00 pm the day before for the East Coast Route bus!Everyone at the inn is very kind!

I wanted to stay for 4 consecutive nights during the Obon period.The fridge, kettle and microwave were shared in the kitchen.

For a cycling event, I chose this option for 2 nights and 3 days with no restrictions on entry and exit times, but there are steep hills along the way, so it was difficult to come by bike.It took about 20 minutes each way.There's nothing around, so I recommend getting something before you go.Maybe you can eat something when you check in.The sound is quite loud (does it change anywhere?) I think it's okay if you don't mind it.There was only one washing machine, so it was first come, first served.