Guest House Chura Cucule Ishigakijima Reviews

Very clean and well organised. The guest house is kept spotless and has all that you may need. From the rooms which are very well organised and each person has his unique space kind of like a small room to himself, to the temperature of the aircon, which too often is kept very low, whereas here it is kept cool but not freezing. The service is very good, there is always someone in reception from 7AM to 11PM and they are always ready to help. Toilets are super clean and well kept, and you are given 2 towels daily for you to use. Also, if you stay more than 5 nights, you get a new set of bedsheets to use (you have to change them on your own). The kitchen is very well equipped and if you want to cook, they have all the necessary tools. Also, the common room is very well displayed, it is cosy and a nice space to socialize. An additional room to hang to dry wet clothes is outside of the back entry and can be very handy after a day at the seaside. Overall, one of the best guesthouses I have been in during my trip in Japan.

Very positive hostel experience. The bed space is enough and private even if not completely isolated. Shared spaces are very clean and follows high standards. Bike rental service easy and convenient. 10 minutes walking to pier or bus station.

The Staff is very polite and helpful. The private boxes are wide enough for a single person and the washrooms are clean as well. The stay was just a 10 minutes walk away from the port as well as the bus terminal. I had a very convenient and comfortable experience. Highly recommended if you are staying in Ishigakijima!

The place is well located, close to everything by foot. Room are clean, bathroom as well, which is quite rare for a guesthouse. Really friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommend for travelers looking for a guesthouse in Ishigaki!

The environment is clean and tidy, with separate male and female beds. There are washing machines and dryers available, and a kitchen for cooking. The shared space is spacious, but the location is a bit remote.

The room was very quiet and comfortable because the place was clean and the morals were respected. The shower room and toilet were very clean and easy to use. The shared space was comfortable and tableware was provided, making it a very convenient environment for buying and eating. There is an izakaya nearby and the bus stop for the airport is just a short walk away, so the location is perfect and it is inexpensive. The staff are also kind, so I would recommend this guesthouse. I went there on Christmas and participated in the takoyaki party!

It was quieter than the last time I stayed there. There was no noise in the shared space.

There is a public area after entering the main door, and then there are two doors leading to the men's and women's rooms respectively. The men's beds are divided into two sides, one side has a higher ceiling, and the other side is a bunk bed. The privacy is pretty good, and the beds and bathroom are also clean. Please note that you cannot use the hair dryer after 11pm, and there is access control, and you need a password to enter the homestay from the back door.

I went alone, but the staff were very kind and helpful! The room was clean, the shower was easy to use, and I had a great time for 3 nights and 4 days.

Although it was a guesthouse, it was a great place to have some privacy while still being able to socialize. If you're not sure where it is, it felt like it was quite a walk from the ferry terminal, so it might be a good idea to take a taxi the first time you come. The room was clean and I was able to relax. The staff were all nice too^^

This was my first time staying at a guesthouse, and it was very clean. The shared shower room and toilet, and of course the room, were all well-cleaned, so it was a very pleasant stay. There was also a lock box in the room, which was reassuring. The staff were friendly and easy to ask if there was anything I didn't understand. I'd like to use them again when I visit Ishigaki!

It's a 10-minute walk from the remote island terminal, but I felt it was too far to walk there with a suitcase, so I took a taxi for 600 yen. I was told that a check-in guide would be sent by email, but there was no such thing. I went directly and was able to check in. The breakfast venue was a sister hotel, a 10-minute walk away. You could rent a bicycle for 100 yen per hour. The facility was very clean and well-maintained, and it was quiet so I slept well! There was body soap, shampoo, and conditioner in the shower room, which was helpful. It's hard to move around if you have a lot of luggage, but the facility was comfortable and I was glad I could stay there cheaply.

Although there was only a shower, it was perfect with Wi-Fi, coin laundry, etc. You can cook in the shared kitchen, there is a public market nearby, and there is a refrigerator. If you're lucky, you can join in the fun conversation even if you're traveling alone.

It was cleaner than I expected! Although it was a bunk bed, it felt like a private room and the futon was fluffy and very comfortable to sleep on. The shared toilet, shower room, and kitchen were all clean. The rooms were quiet and everyone followed the rules properly. The only negative points are that the hair dryer can only be used until 11pm and that it takes 10-15 minutes to get to the bus terminal. There was a delicious izakaya nearby which was easy to go in even if you were alone. The staff were also very polite. I would like to use this place again when I travel alone.