Hotel Mancho

"It is seriously inconsistent with the picture when booking. It is not 36 square meters as mentioned. There is an operating platform outside the room and it is seriously blocked. I also wanted to have dinner at the hotel but was told that I couldn't. There were no restaurants within a kilometer of the hotel. I had to go to Lawson next door. Summary: This hotel is not good"

Ocean View Private Villa with Infinity Bath & Kura Sauna – Sea Side Tsubaki

Sado Futatsugame View Hotel

"I stayed for 1 night and it was fantastic. The whole hotel staff is very welcoming, attentative and supportive (I don't speak Japanese). I arrived earlier than Checkin time and they put in a lot of effort to make my room available. One of the employees also showed me how to iron in the room. The Japanese futon was surprisingly comfy and I slept well. All amenities are clean. I enjoyed the public bath at the end of my day. The breakfast was delicious. The view from the terrace incredible. I can only recommend this place."

Hotel New Katsura

"The historic house is very well preserved and kept clean. There's no elevator, but the staff will help with your luggage. The welcome drink is local beer, which is quite delicious."

Aokiya

"The facilities are old, but I think it's worth the price. There's no open-air bath, but it's a hot spring, so I think it's fine. For dinner, they served a whole crab, which was great. However, everyone was silent while eating the crab! Unfortunately, we couldn't see the sunset over Lake Kamo, but it was nice and quiet. The elevator is quite old. I worry about how many more years they can stay in business..."

Sado Onsen Onjuku Oginoyu

"It's alright, nothing special, but the hot springs are just so-so..."

Isaribi No Yado Doyu

"Unexpectedly good, the boss even drove me to the station himself"

Sado Island 120-Year-Old Kominka – Private Villa with Irori, Hinoki Bath & Kura Sauna

Sawada Onsen Ryokan Iriumi <Sadoshima>

"We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. The Japanese-style room had a separate bathroom and toilet and was very clean. The bathroom had a tatami floor to prevent slipping. The bath was cola-colored and not too hot, which was very pleasant. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. The Sado rice and sake were also excellent. In addition to the regular meals, we requested a boat-shaped platter of sashimi. It was very satisfying with fresh squid, turban shells, abalone, sweet shrimp, and blackthroat seaperch. The next morning, they made simmered fish and fish soup (which was surprisingly ginger-flavored and refreshing!) with the leftover fish. We were given cookies when we left. The service from the manager and staff was also natural and pleasant."