Couldn't praise the owners enough! We recieved a very warm welcome to this family run hotel. The property itself is adequate (2.5/5) but it is the hosts that really make staying here such a comforting experience. Staying here is a must for those hoping to get a taste of real Japan. With the opportunity would definatly return.

The location is in front of Koubaitei, so I feel a bit of a disparity, but I decided to stay considering the price. The room is a school field trip room. There are many rooms and they are almost all next to each other. Ordinary people This is a hotel that is rarely used. The meals are home-cooked and consist of about 5 dishes. It's too much to eat Is it a couple and their child? He was about that. Breakfast is They made it in time for my departure time. The bathroom is a little small It seems better to go in and see what happens. If you just want to stay overnight, this is the place for you. I think a hotel is sufficient.

Visited in October 2013. Although I checked in a little early, I was warmly welcomed. It was a little funny that I was pushed to take a bath early since the bath was only open until 10pm. As others have said, the proprietress has good taste, but I thought it was good.

You can either love or hate her depending on how you feel about the character of the landlady (Kagawa's dialect must sound quite rough). I wouldn't say the inn was very clean, but it wasn't dirty either. The equipment is old (the beer vending machine is a bit nostalgic). I'm doing my best in cooking, but I think it could be a little simpler (even if I force myself to include sashimi, I don't think it's necessary because you can eat reasonably priced things in the city). Although it's small, you can take a hot spring bath, and it's cheap, which I personally liked.

Although the building was old, it was well-maintained and I had a comfortable stay. The rice was so voluminous that even middle school kids had leftovers. Kagawa rice was fluffy and delicious. It was a reasonably priced accommodation and close to Mt. Konpira, so I would like to use it again.