Seaside Inn Hakuo

Being right by one of Japan’s most beautiful beaches is what makes this place appealing. The accommodation itself feels a lot like a youth hostel.

The person in charge was really friendly and made us feel welcome. It was a good place to stay, with two beautiful beaches close by that were lovely for swimming. Record family with children

I’m planning to go.

I chose this place because it was closest to the ocean, and Seaside really did live up to its name. This was my first trip to Iki, and my first remote-island trip too. At night the stars were incredible, something I don’t get to see in the city. The landlady said that on some nights the moonlight can hide them. In the morning, the sandy beach was only a short walk away, and watching the sunrise there was spectacular. I sometimes see the sun come up from a mountain while hiking, but over the sea it was beautiful in a different way. The water was crystal clear too, though it was too cold for me to swim when I visited. The food was delicious and really filling. I thought the portions looked a little small at first, but the dishes kept coming, and it was great to eat food freshly cooked. Since Iki is also the birthplace of shochu, I enjoyed plenty of it. The internet connection worked well, and the staff were friendly. The landlady has a personality all her own. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to enjoy the scenery or is a little tired of the city.