Amanohashidate Youth Hostel

平日は来客者が少なくゆっくりできました。お風呂の湯加減がおそらく40-42度で季節の変わり目ではちょうど良かった。食堂、大広間があって23時までくつろげました。

宿泊費を抑える為にチョイスした宿な為、景色などはありません。林道が狭くミニバンは気をつけた方がいいです。宮津は18時には真っ暗になり、道中至る所に熊🐻出没注意⚠️の看板🪧があり警戒しながら巡りました。深夜に猪🐗は出没し翌朝、野生の鹿🦌に出会いました。

El lugar es bastante tranquilo

La cama era algo dura en especial la almueda, la ubicación del hotel esta algo lejos de la estación de amanohashidate así tenlo en cuenta

We got a whole room to ourselves, there were 3 of us.

The bathroom had one shower but it opened into the common area, there was no space to keep one's clothes while showering

The view from the hostel was great, as the hostel is on a hill. The room was spacious and the bed had a lot of storage and privacy curtains. There was even a little conservatory area outside the room to relax or dry laundry in the sun. The lounge area was also comfortable.

Everything about the building seems very old and outdated. The windows would audibly shake quite loud anytime the room door was opened or closed. The interior is makes it feel like a hospital - very cold and not very cosy feeling. Although they have an onsen, the showers aren't clean - lots of mould. It's quite close to the amanohashidate sandbar, but it's a 30 minute bus journey and then 10 minute quite steep uphill walk from the train station (with all of my luggage this wasn't too fun). It's also not close to any restaurants or convenience stores. Almost everything was about an hour's walk away. The bed is traditional japanese style, and although i'm used to the futon and bean pillow now after living in Japan for a while, i still feel more comfortable with a regular pillow. I don't know if it was only the one night i stayed but there was almost no social vibe at all.