Ferienunterkünfte in Imabari

Hannah Österreich

A lot of cozy common spaces. We got oranges from the owner’s garden for free for breakfast. Cafe options are also very good, I highly recommend the strawberry smoothie there. Location is perfect, right at Imabari station, bike rental and bus station. Staff was very sweet.

Narumol Thailand

Everything is above and beyond. The entire place is super cute and very clean. Lots of amenities. Details to the bone. Totally in love with this place. Also we forgot important personal belonging inside the house and the host is super kind to express deliver it to the next hotel we're staying! Totally recommend this place!

Heide Deutschland

Sehr gut ausgestattet, sauber und freundlich.

Karina Großbritannien

Loved the tent which was very comfortable and luxurious, the service was excellent with staff super helpful, the Onsen was great with a view of the sea, and the food, drinks and amenities were all very good.

Michael Deutschland

Ich bin ein Pilger (Shikoku 88). Ein 6-Bett Schlafsaal mit kleinem Aufenthaltsbereich (im selben Raum), WC und Dusche. Alles was man braucht, auch Kaffee und Snacks, Mikrowelle und Dachterasse mit tollem Blick auf das Seto Meer und den Shimanami Kaido. Die Besitzerin ist sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend.

Diana Deutschland

Sehr nettes und hilfsbereites Personal. Schlafen auf den duftenden Tatami-Matten. Sehr leckeres Frühstück.

Michelle USA

Everything was exceptional! Our room was beautiful and while it’s 7k off the main bike path, the ride to Sawaki was my favorite ride of the entire shimanami kaido route. They had tea waiting in our room for when we arrived. I don’t think the photos are accurate, because our room and our private bathroom was beautiful! We also had dinner and breakfast, both of which were phenomenal. My husband has a shellfish allergy, and they were incredibly accommodating to him!

Sylvain Japan

The tatami mat room was pretty nice. a bit on the old side, but comfortable enough. The staff was one young woman who handled my check in. She had pretty much no English and seemed super nervous until she realized I know enough Japanese to understand everything. They let me keep my bike inside the hostel which is a great bonus. The downstairs cafe space is nifty but was closed during my stay. The location was interesting as it was in a shopping arcade close to plenty of stuff like a grocery store and bars/restaurants. The place itself is a "fixer upper" and fits in that "DIY" category of hostels.