guesthouses in Shimoda

"This hotel rating 4.2 is really deserved! First of all, there is no seaside, just in the vicinity, there is no scenery through the window, all are houses. The equipment in the house is also very poor, old and not retro. . . . Secondly, breakfast only bread boiled white egg milk juice. There is no hot food, no tray service, it is full buffet. Eating on the first floor, there is no scenery outside. Finally, Tangchi is also a pool on the top floor, which is much worse than other soup pools in Japan. Because the price of the May Day has risen sharply, more than 800 in the evening, this price/performance ratio, think about it."

"This ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) is run by an elderly couple. It felt like staying at a relative's house, full of warmth. The building is a bit old, but it's kept impeccably clean, so we felt completely at ease. By chance, there was a cancellation when we stayed, so we literally had the whole place to ourselves (lol). The food was truly delicious. Each dish was prepared with such care, and meal times were pure bliss. Even for breakfast, we had turban shell mixed rice. They thought of everything; since the portions were large, they even provided plastic wrap for us to take leftovers if we couldn't finish it all. The variety and freshness of the fruit served at breakfast were incredible; I wondered how many different kinds there were! It was a truly impressive stay. When we left, they gave us a processed photo taken during our meal and homemade lotion prepared by the wife as gifts. This is a wonderful ryokan that I would confidently recommend to everyone, but since the couple is elderly and can't overexert themselves, guests should try to make things easier for them, perhaps by tidying up after themselves. I definitely want to visit again someday."

"Very annoying, very cost-effective, this room has its own hot spring, one minute away from the beach. I really love it here, I will definitely come again, so comfortable"

"I hurriedly went to Tsumekizaki and entered the inn early while Typhoon No. 25 was approaching. The inn was in front of Shirahama Beach and in front of Shirahama Shrine, and I was able to take a walk around the shrine before dinner. The dinner was very delicious, with carefully grilled butter, sashimi, and white fish foil. The breakfast was also delicious with homemade bitter melon tsukudani without any bitterness! I'm sorry that the amenities didn't have a big towel. Total recommended"