Cheap hotels in Sado

Big rooms. The manager is very friendly, informative, and accommodating. He speaks some English. He is also reliable transportation to and from the ferry terminal. The facility is a "love hotel" but accommodates single travelers and married couples as well, hence how you found it on this app.

The staff was VERY helpful in arranging transportation during a fully booked weekend on Sado Island. Goint the extra mile to follow up and get us a spot on an already fully booked bus back from the festival. Nice breakfast buffet, offering a mix of western and Japanese foods. And a bit better than normal expectations for a businessman hotel. Bed was up off the floor for us old folks.

Hiroko-san has been so lovely and helpful in welcoming us and sharing with us the places to visit and eat. We visited all the sushi places she recommended for dinner and they are spectacular. She even helped us reserved the dinner at a local sushi restaurant for our last night and it was one of the best dinners we ever had. Her Guesthouse is super clean and spacious and the beds r so comfortable. And most of all the lovely cats that accompanied us. We miss them!

I stayed for 12 nights at this beautiful temple. The hosts truly went out of their way to make me feel at home, and for this I am very thankful. The room and facilities are very clean and comfortable with everything you need for a short or an extended stay. The temple hosts also taught me so many things about Sado Island, the local Hatano community and many other things. I can think of no better place to spend my time on this interesting, bio-diverse island. My heartfelt thanks to the team for all their time, patience and lessons!

Daiki was an excellent host. He went out of his way to bring us some lost and found items, I can't say enough how thankful I am to him. The accommodation was what you expect for a budget, hostel style place. I would recommend it to people looking for budget accommodation in a fantastic location.

The staff were so friendly! Very kind and helpful. The location was a quick walk to the beach. The beds and bedding were very comfortable. 10/10 would stay again.

My friends and I stayed here over the weekend for KODO's Earth Celebration. The owner of the Guest House was very kind and accommodating to us. Even though he didn't speak much English he was still willing to help us out. The location of the place was very useful as it was next to the bus stop which led to the ports either side of the island.

The building is immaculate, and the staff are some of the best in japan.

The facilities was very neat and clean.

Style. Nipponia is a frontrunner that transforms historic buildings into dwellings Setting. Former exile colony and gold mining town. Hotel just 7 minutes drive from the gold mine, 5 minutes walk to the coastline Explore. 400 years old Aikawa town, drive around stunning & heavenly Sado Island, a landmass of 777 square kilometers yet only 50,000 residents Rooms. I was in one of the two rooms upstairs from the reception with a Hinoki bathroom, tatami mat floors, sliding shoji screens, washi paper lanterns, full of character and atmosphere @ the hotel. The hotel is in a restored machiya that used to be a ceramics shop, but is now a community immersive hotel with 7 rooms scattered throughout 4 buildings in town. What sets it apart is the heartfelt service, they made dinner reservations for me at a nearby izakaya (Hinoki) and drove me there to help order and settle me in, as the restaurant was busy (quite a few people were in town due to the annual Sado Long Ride 210 km cycling event), breakfast was delivered to my room Food & drinks. Hinoki for dinner and Bunzo for drinks Prices. $348 Rating. 5/5

Very cute, clean, well designed space. Had everything we needed. Great location in the old historic district of Aikawa, super close to the Gold Mine and Flotation Plant