Meilleures maisons d'hôte et guest houses à Île de Rokkō

« A little difficult to find if you are walking, but the owner was lovely, and went out of his way to help me and my friend. The hotel itself was very comfortable, good wifi and a comfortable shared space. »

« 宿泊施設はとても綺麗で雰囲気も良かった。淡路島に行く機会があれば、ぜひもう一度泊まりたいと思います。 »

« 静かでくつろげた。 »

« Very quiet, beatiful view on the marina. »

« on a dormi une seule nuit avant le retour en France. Les chambres du ryokan sont spacieuses et agréables à conditions de ne pas ouvrir les placards pour y apercevoir la poussière non faite depuis longtemps Si les chambres ont été refaites, les murs intérieurs des couloirs par contre font vieillot. On peut voir des craquelures, une peinture jaunie voir écaillée dans les toilettes. Bon souvenir dans l'ensemble »

« I would not recommend this place, since there is no personnel at the hotel to manage the guests. We were there for one night and we got woke up a few times buy people yelling in the accomodation We were in room 101 which is next to the living room/kitchen and the entry, probably the worst room. I had to get up and tell some guest to stop yelling at each other. We were woken up by people at midnight, 2am , 4 am and 7am. People were rude and were not respecting any rules from the managers.... »

« I thought the gorilla theme was really cute and liked the shared space dorm feeling. Some guests were cheerful and not especially quiet but once it got late it was quiet and we slept well. It actually felt festive and pleasant. The bath facilities were clean. There could have been more garbage bins as they got full quickly and it became difficult to separate. The space had a good feeling and it was comfortable to sleep on futons even as a family. There's not much privacy so it might not be great...

« A beautiful old town house style accommodation. Four japanese style bedrooms that lock separately, two toilets and showers, a spaceous kitchen, and one big shared living area which is lovingly decorated with traditional japanese decoration and furniture. There are also toys for kids and kimono (yukata) to wear. The streets are narrow and you might get lost if you don't use a navigation map on your phone, but it's only 10 minutes from the train station. It's a quiet residential area with a few...