Guest Houses in Miyazu

Incredible hospitality, home cooking and views. The staff is so kind and hardworking, it would be a shame not to reserve a meal or two. A truly unique experience I wish to live again!

Location, 5-10 min walk to restaurants and view park.

They got everything you’ll possibly need and more. To start, the location was amazing. It is situated right in front of the inland sea which means the shoreline was very tranquil and makes healing sound.(not too loud) Facing east so that you can actually see the sun rise from the room waking up. The bath tub also was facing the east so when taking the bath you could watch the waterline too. All the amenities were organic and smelled good. The wall which the house owner explained they were made of traditional Japanese paper and I’m pretty sure they were immersed with charcoal so that it looked chic and had a gentle smell of calmness. The entire facility we can see was created and taken well care of with thoughtfulness. Our experience there became so relaxing and memorable one thanks to the everyone involved with the facility!

The staff were friendly and accessible during my stay. I Japanese to communicate with them. I LOVED the kotatsu (I stayed in January). Since most attractions closed at 5:00, I ended up spending a little of time relaxing here. There is a bus stop only a 2 minute walk away, but look for the sign because Google maps stopped me too soon. The bus comes about every hour. The train station is a 20 minutes walk away. There is a small mall that has a grocery store, clothing store, restaurants, and a good viewing spot, about 10 minutes walk away. There is a burner, some pots, seasoning, soy sauce, oil, tea, and instant coffee.

The house is incredibly charming and immaculately clean. The owner is so kind and clearly takes great care of the home. She doesn't speak English but communicates well through gestures. Beds were very comfortable. Quiet atmosphere—we barely noticed any other guests. Shared kitchen and fridge access were convenient. Thoughtful touches like instant noodles for purchase. Great yakiniku restaurant just down the street that’s open late. Only a 7-minute walk to Miyazu Station and 5 minutes to the bus stop. Very affordable for the area—only $122 per night. We stayed with a baby and still had a peaceful experience.