Ebisusou

五人間在外面沒有鎖，房間內有蟑螂，比較難以接受。

Ebisu-sou 恵美寿荘 offers a delightful retreat in the heart of Takashima, Japan. The serene location earns it 4 stars, providing a peaceful escape. Impeccable cleanliness and a friendly staff, rated at 5 and 4.5 stars respectively, ensure a comfortable stay. The value for money is commendable at 4 stars, and the facilities, along with a tasty breakfast, add to the positive experience, both rated at 4 stars. A unique highlight is the charming old-fashioned tatami bedroom, adding cultural richness to the stay. Overall, Ebisu-sou strikes a balance between tradition and comfort, making it a delightful choice for those seeking a serene and culturally immersive getaway.

I want to see the sunrise at Shirasu Shrine. You can stay there. The quality is definitely not as good as in big cities.

It's about a 3 minute walk from the station. There is a large information board in front of the intersection, and when you look in the direction of the arrow, you can already see it. The exterior looks like a Showa era inn. The room had been remodeled and was bright, clean, and spacious. I was grateful that the lobby had self-service coffee (make your own instant), cold water, and candy. I had to go to the bathroom at a time when each room was free, but I was greeted frequently, so I didn't have to wait. The breakfast and dinner meals are abundant and I think the cost performance is very good. There are no toilets in the room, just one for men and one for men and women across the hallway, so I had to be careful in the morning. One refrigerator is located in the hallway. You can receive a free shuttle to Shirahige Shrine in time for sunrise. That was the deciding factor in choosing this place.

The room is clean. However, the exterior and interior are old and shabby. The bath is a typical household bath. You cannot enter with other customers. I used the prefectural discount and stayed for 5,000 yen. I'm sorry. Recommended only for those who value the price.