Las personas mas amables y atentas que conocí en Japón. La comunicación era con el traductor del teléfono. La señora nos recibió con una gran amabilidad. Nos recomendó donde cenar cerca. Incluso nos alcanzó en su bicicleta a unas cuadras porque habíamos olvidado algo en la habitación. Hasta nos regaló unos origamis que ella hizo con sus manos. Nos orientó que autobús tomar para llegar a la estación de Nagoya. Fué la primera vez que dormí en un Ryokan.

Si esperas una experiencia VIP , camas normales, lujo, baño propio y servicios turísticos no elijas este lugar. Yo lo disfrute mucho.

建物は古いですが落ち着いた雰囲気で過ごしやすかったです。

設備は古いです。

- Owners were very careful and kind - parking spot close to the ryokan - typical decoration

- the ryokan closes at 12pm - the bathroom closes at 11pm

The old Ryokan vibe, like in those Japanese grandmas' houses. The old owners are helpful.

The address on Booking.com was incorrect. I had been circling in the neighborhood for 30 minutes in the rain and worried that I would not arrive at the hotel at the latest time they allowed. The owners did not speak English well, and we could not understand each other. The owners did not have a translation device. Also, the location is in the suburb, which buses do not run often. If you miss the bus, it will be an hour's wait or a long walk to another stop. The property is not well-maintained. VCR is still there. Broken items are not taken care of. Everything is old. You can clearly see it is not spotless. It does not sound like a 3-star property; I'm not sure why Booking.com claims it is. Don't book if you can't speak Japanese, or else you will have a hard time. Go if you want an old time in a Japanese house with a limited budget.