ペンション お宿

When I was going to the Ekin Festival in Akaoka, I looked for a cheap accommodation nearby.There were other candidates, but I chose this one.As mentioned in Rakuten Travel, there is a building that looks like a former automobile factory.I was on the second floor of the building, and I couldn't quite make out the entrance, and my heart was pounding, wondering, "Did I step on a landmine?!"I'm sorry, but to put it simply, it's like a youth hostel.It was.The structure is similar to a youth hostel, more like a pension...It's a hostel.I have stayed at youth hostels all over the place, so I don't have any resistance.On the contrary, I felt a sense of kinship.Although it was the end of July, the room was air-conditioned and comfortable.On the reservation site, there is no breakfast, but bread and coffee are provided as hospitality.-I wrote that it was about the service, but it was like a good coffee shop.They prepared a breakfast that was as good as a morning meal, and I was very impressed.They served us roll cakes and tea upon arrival, showing their hospitality.It will change. An origami Totoro is placed next to the pillow on the futon in the room.The words ``Thank you'' on the front...It's a great attention to detail.There is no front desk, and the owner, Mr. Takeda, is in a remote location, so I didn't have time to check.Kuout also seemed to be fading out, but at my regular lodging in Kochi.This is one place I would like to visit.For cars and motorcycles, it's about the border between Kochi and southern Japan (in Kochi city)It is easily accessible from Nangoku IC, and there are restaurants nearby.The location is good as there are many things to do.The bath is also a spacious unit bath, and there are many manga in the common room.(Many youth hostels are like that.) Have some cold tea in the fridge.It looks like you can drink it freely since they put it in for you.Isn't it a little tricky when it comes to reservation sites? !It seems that many people are wary of this, but this is recommended.I wonder if it's profitable? I'm worried.

I was happy because the owner had a warm personality and was kind to children. There were various amenities, or rather, things that were left out for you to use as you liked, which seemed to show off the hotel's personality. However, it was disappointing as an accommodation. I could hear so much noise from the room next door that I couldn't sleep until the early hours of the morning, and the rest of the room except the futon was too cold, and the air conditioner worked, so the room was warm, but it was so dry that my throat hurt. It was painful. Also, the toilet seat was too cold. It felt more like a place for people who are used to staying in guesthouses than a pension (sweat) By the way, the room I booked was a large Japanese-style room, but it turned out to be a small Western-style room with completely different contents... I'm disappointed.

I stayed here for the first time in about 5 years, but I was very disappointed because the atmosphere was different from the old days, with my father's stubbornness and rough tone noticeable. After I heated the bath and waited for a few minutes, he nagged me and told me to come in quickly, and when I ignored him, he said, ``If you don't like it, find another place to stay.'' Is this typical of elderly people? It was unpleasant because I was transitioning into thoughts like this.