Ulasan Tashiro Annex

The hotel is conveniently located with a bus stop right outside. For guests without a car, a shuttle service is also provided. You can rent mountaineering equipment from the lobby, where a microwave is also available for use. The breakfast was delicious, and the staff were very polite and hospitable.

The large public bath was a fantastic amenity, especially after a sweaty day of trekking. Having a bus stop conveniently located right in front of the property was another major plus.

This hotel is a bit old but the service is excellent. Room with river view is worth the extra $.

We absolutely loved this stay and would recommend it to all travellers! We booked the corner room. The room was well illuminated by natural light during the day and we could see the river from our room. At night we could even hear the water flowing. There were two western single beds but we asked for futons for the full Japanese experience and loved it! The room was spacious and clean. There was a bathtub in the bathroom but we used the public bath (male and female separated) which was amazing. The public bath was quiet and spacious and there was a sauna room. Breakfast was served during 7am -830am with a well set table as shown in the picture. The staff was super kind. Just note that the walls were thin and you should expect some noise but people here are generally used to keeping their voice down. Another highlight is that you can take the bus of both the red and blue lines at the bus stop right in front of the hotel. (The blue line is for Shiratani Unsuikyo.). It is very convenient if you are not driving. The hotel is around 25 mins away from the ferry port and the walk there was pleasant and not difficult to find. Yet another great thing about this place is that you can rent mountaineering gear here at a cheap price, including shoes and rain protection. We rented the shoes here at 1,xxx yen per person (forgot the exact price) and they were very useful. It was raining for almost the whole 5h hike for us and the shoes offered a good grip and were sufficiently waterproof. You can also find little souvenirs at their shop. Honestly, it's impeccable!

I stayed here to go to Jomon Sugi. The front desk staff were kind enough to give me lots of advice. Even though I arrived the night before my departure, they were able to order a lunch box to take on the trekking. The bus stop is right in front of the hostel, and the morning bus to Jomon Sugi was convenient.

The river view room has a beautiful scenery, with an extremely clear blue-green river outside the window. Breakfast and dinner are fresh local ingredients, mainly fish. There is a bus stop at the door: Ohara Town.

It felt like an old-fashioned inn. If you return at night, there is no hot water, so you end up taking a cold bath. We stayed with four people, and the room was spacious and comfortable. It was a little disappointing that there were not many electrical outlets. Breakfast was fish, udon noodles, and other dishes that warmed both the body and soul. It was delicious.

I visited Yakushima to see the Jomon Cedar. The staff at the front desk and during meals were very kind and chatted with me in a friendly manner. The inside of the building is not what I would call clean, but it gives the impression of a good old inn.

The location is quiet, and there are buses to and from Baigu Yunshui Gorge at the door. There are different dishes for dinner every day, and the staff is friendly and kind.

The room is very comfortable and it is very convenient to go to the scenic spots. I like it very much after climbing the mountain and taking a hot spring bath.

Although the hotel facilities are not very new, the environment is quiet, the rooms are large, there is a large bathtub for bathing, and breakfast and dinner are included. Both the counter and the restaurant are full of veteran employees. The service is friendly and considerate. There is also airport pick-up and drop-off. There is a supermarket nearby. The CP value is very high. I will choose it again next time I come to Yakushima.

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My family and I stayed here for our first visit to Yakushima. As it was the middle of February, the facility had an off-season vibe and felt partially deserted. We enjoyed our stay, but the aging infrastructure and somewhat spartan conditions didn't lend themselves to comfortable accommodations. We may explore other options on the island when we visit next time.

On the day of the Jomon Cedar tour, I was tired and wanted to get some rest, so I asked for dinner. I was told it would be 4400 yen. When I made the reservation, I told them that I don't like raw fish, so I asked them to avoid it, but the sashimi was so solid that when I said I couldn't eat it, they first asked me, ``Why don't you put it in the pot?'' which I couldn't accept. So I asked for a change, and instead of sashimi, I was served sashimi-style slices of yam. By the way, the other side dishes were a yose nabe with small shrimp and fishballs, two pieces of fish cake, a side dish and a small piece of grilled fish, rice and soup with clams, and fruit. I can't accept this for 4,400 yen, and even though I was trying to reward myself for working hard on the Jomon Cedar trek, I feel disappointed and angry. I didn't feel welcomed at all. The next day, we had a wonderful meal made with local ingredients at a nearby izakaya for about the same price, and regret that if we had known, we should have chosen this place from the beginning.