B&Bs in Yoron

Lovely stay along the prettiest stretch of coast. Host is super accommodating and an excellent cook (you should definitely take him up on the dinner offer). Hostel is clean and tidy with a fun atmosphere.

I will start that no words can describe the stay there. Ryozi Yamada - the owner became a second grandpa to me. We had so much alike and that was so fun. This place is a true home feels like, everything there is well equipped: coffee, milk, tea, water, snacks. There is everything you need, the bed is amazingly comfortable and it was the most comfortable bed I slept in Japan actually. There is a coin laundry which is super convenient if you need. (Cheap as well) About the area, Yamada is playing the Piano and the Violin (I am as well) and we played together which was amazing, there is actually a grand piano there! And he has an amazing house for many collections. Yamada was extremely helpful, he is doing pick-up and drop-off from the port/airport and he can make reservations for whatever you need (food, haircut, tours). We went together to his sister's Izakaya 2 times and let me tell you, the food there is amazing and extremely well priced to get whatever you want and not empty your wallet. There are E-Bikes to rent as well and of course it was super convenient, I used it each day all day. Yoron is small so you can just ride everywhere. Yamada took me for his kindergarten that he used to work at, and it was an unforgettable experience seeing so many cute kids. He also owns a farm and I was very intrigued by it so we went together and he showed me everything. Everything was just perfect and I'll treasure every memory there. He is truly an extraordinary guy. I would give it more than a 10, it deserves the best review in the world. Thank you so much, Yamada, for the truly amazing experience at Yoron. You made it far better than it would have been without you! I hope we can meet again, and I truly hope everyone in the world will see this place and get to experience it as well as I did!

The place is a traditional Japanese inn that looks like it hasn’t changed since the 70s. It’s not the most updated, but it’s kept clean and in comfortable shape. It’s a very cool authentic experience. The host is a very nice guy.