Nakagawa

Warm and welcoming, with a cozy feel.

The room was kept in good shape, and the air conditioning made the hot weather comfortable. We were there for two nights. It’s close to the ocean, which is great for swimming, though there aren’t many places to eat nearby. There is a convenience store, about a 5-10 minute walk away.

The landlady was so kind, and the room was great. Parking is behind the building, which made it easy to park and bring our luggage in. The sea is just a short walk straight ahead, and there’s a convenience store nearby too. I only stayed overnight, though I would have liked meals to be provided. The one thing I couldn’t figure out was where to eat.

I paid 7,000 yen for one night without meals, and won’t stay here again. The room looked clean, but there were about three little ants, which made me worry about getting bitten in my sleep. A strange insect came out when I unfolded the futon. Around 3 a.m. I woke up itchy and covered in mite bites, so I barely slept. I wanted to sleep as late as possible, but from 7 a.m. I could hear vacuuming and garbage being collected and disposed of right outside my room. It was really unpleasant.