"Very nice Japanese experience. Everything is well kept, the service and people are great and the location is very close to a 7/11 and the ferry."

"The hotel is well-located, with easy access to the train station and the ferry, which is convenient for visiting the Art Museum. The room was nice and the service was good. I also appreciated the restaurant, which offers a variety of dishes, including vegan options. Overall, a solid, comfortable place to stay. How does that sound to you?"

"I stayed there for one night on a whirlwind trip and the room was simple and ordinary. The buffet had a limited variety but I was full."

"Bicycle themed hotel, close to the beach. Very new and modern, super clean rooms with comfortable bed. Snacks and Coffee in the afternoon and drop of service to the train station or port. Green and clean area all around, but for food you might want to walk to the city center."

"👌 The scenery was good!"

"I stayed the day before my trip to Naoshima! The bathroom and toilet were separate and clean, and the morning was able to choose from 3 types of muffins that can be taken back with Japanese and Western foods! !!"

"I had kind of an odd but fun stay at Setonite, for a night stopover before heading to Naoshima. To start, I called the hotel to see if they had any space for the night, and they told me that they’re fully booked. But when I looked online, I saw rooms available, so I thought, ok, I’ll just book online, maybe it was a language barrier thing. In reality, they probably just didn’t want to deal with the stress of an English speaking guest given their English is very limited, and, at least when I was there, all of the other clientele were locals. When I got there and explained I had booked online, it appeared to cause a little mayhem, as they ran around trying to make it work. I did have to wait a while to get taken to my room, but somehow the staff seemed so nice and good natured that I couldn’t bring myself to be bothered by it. The room was a sort of glamping-style experience, serviceable but fairly basic, and I will say the guest area while nice is not quite as appealing as in the photos. It did come with a fairly stern set of rules in a laminated piece of paper, including “bedtime is 10pm!” Communicating with the staff became such a production, through non-stop use of Google translate, that the staff and I couldn’t help but laugh about it. And overall, I felt the staff were easily the best thing about the hotel - they all seemed like they were good friends with one another, a bunch of young and friendly locals that were both having fun and attending to the guests at the same time. The campfire at night (with marsh mallows provided by the hotel) was a nice touch to the experience. They made me feel at home, and I’m very grateful for their hospitality."