Minshuku Tamura (B&B)

A beautiful, very clean house, well located, and charming and helpful owners, highly recommended address

I stayed there during my walking pilgrimage.The food was delicious and it was a kind and friendly guesthouse.I stayed there on the same day as 7 other tourists, and I almost lost sleep due to the voices of people chatting in the smoking room until 1:30 a.m. and the sound of doors opening and closing. The couple warned us many times so that other guests could rest comfortably.We thanked the couple and left Cape Ashizuri. We had a bath, a delicious meal, and a good night's sleep... We recommend this guesthouse to those who want to continue their journey and pilgrimage tomorrow.

I visited with a friend for sightseeing purposes.It was a guesthouse with a long history for pilgrims, and had the atmosphere of an old-fashioned country house.The food was perfect, but the customer service was very disappointing, and I think it was the lowest level of business and a disqualification.As the pilgrims were staying there, some guests were going to bed early, so we were asked to be as quiet as possible, so we were careful as well.However, even though I was careful, it must have been noisy.He came to my guest room several times to warn me, and then he also told my companion who was not in the guest room but was on the first floor while taking a bath or something.It was our fault for making them feel noisy. I sincerely acknowledge that.However, at breakfast, not only did he continue to complain about this, but even though he had heard that the accommodation fee was 7,000 yen, he suddenly referred to a part-time worker and said, ``If you can pay an additional fee, please give me 500 yen per person.'' I don't remember saying when I made the reservation that I would arrive in the morning, but I said, ``You said you were planning to arrive in the morning, right?'' I was about to say something.I also study law and am very knowledgeable about that type of law.If there is a possibility of this happening, the timing of the reservation should be made clear at least the day before, and if the arrival time was clearly stated in the email as being in the morning, it would not be possible to confirm it as of Saturday afternoon. It should have been.Instead, they made various claims as afterthoughts, but to be honest, was this punishment for being so noisy? This is an action that cannot be taken.She kept making excuses, said things that I didn't really understand, and acted in a dismissive manner, but in that case, it would have been better if she had just said, "I'd like to pay ◯ yen as an inconvenience fee." It's better.Even when checking out, he acted like he was telling me to go home quickly.I don't know if it was originally an inn for pilgrims only.However, does the attitude differ between those staying as pilgrims and the general guests? This is an attitude that could be seen as such.In that sense, this is a very unfortunate and extremely unpleasant response.

At night, I was warned that the chatter in my room was too noisy, which is one of the joys of traveling, and even though I kept the volume within a reasonable range, I was constantly told that the pilgrims were early …

We enjoyed staying here for the night. Comfortable and clean. Very good food and generous. Hosted by a kind and generous couple we felt well cared for. Thankyou so much for having us. We took the bus from the stop juts nearby towards Sakura. Great location.

Cycling all over the place. Bicycles can be parked under the clothes-drying rack in front of the B&B; the dinner is super sumptuous, and 2 hand-kneaded rice balls are included in the morning; the washing and drying are free, thank you very much.

I stayed overnight during the walking pilgrimage. The host's homemade dishes made with local ingredients, mainly fish, looked great and, above all, were extremely delicious. Thank you for offering this at this price. The location is convenient as it is just a short walk from the bus center. It was close to the stairs leading to the coast, making it a perfect location for strolling along the coast, including Hakusan Cave.

It's near the bus stop.The food is delicious.We provide laundry and drying services.

I used it on a walking pilgrimage.A while ago, when I went on a walking pilgrimage to a guesthouse, there was a list of recommended places to stay, and Minshuku Tamura was listed there, so I decided to use it.If you are using it for the first time, instead of using Google Maps, look in the direction of the inn from the large parking lot and you will see a signboard.The food was excellent, especially the Shimizu mackerel sashimi, and they took care not to run out of vegetables. I'm giving it to youBy all means, I want everyone to feel this goodness.

This is a modest little guesthouse, run by a family. The rooms are not big, but everything is taken care of, and the food is simply amazing. It is 800 m from Temple 38. I am happy. I finally found a nice place to stay at the Cape and I am sure I will return.