Pension Uni

The staff are friendly and helpful, but there is no elevator.

When we went trekking, they took us to Shiretoko on the Momoiwa Observatory Course, and to Kafukai on the Rebun Forest Road and Rebun Waterfall Course, so we were able to walk smoothly. They also took us to and from "Usuyuki no Yu". This is a family-run inn with a homely feel.

I thought the staff's attentiveness and service was wonderful. However, I was disappointed that the sea urchin I was looking forward to (it was on the menu) wasn't available.

The attentiveness and attention to detail is wonderful. The transportation to and from the ferry terminal, the bathhouse near the trailhead, and the trailhead was perfect, making it an enjoyable trip to Rebun Island. Dinner and breakfast are delicious and served at just the right time. Best of all, I felt even closer to him as he called out to me many times by my last name, which is difficult to remember. We were even given insect repellent spray just before departure.

I visited Rebun Island to show my relatives from Honshu. This was my fifth time here. Everyone was very satisfied with the rooms and meals. The accommodation price was reasonable. Above all, the hostess, the young hostess, and the staff were very kind and even took us to the hot springs on Rebun Island. I have bathed in hot springs on Rishiri Island before, but this was my first time soaking in the hot springs on Rebun Island.

It's a pension, Gamanzaka, on the top of a hill.It was tough walking from Shiretoko and going through a tunnel one way.The rooms and furniture were pretty average, but without air conditioning, it was pretty tough.

The staff at the pension were very helpful. It was my first time on Rebun Island, but I had the best memories. I'm glad I chose this place.