Guest House Maru

走出車站兩分鐘就到

因為是老屋所以隔音稍差

L'accueil de l'hôte qui a pris le temps d'une conversation très agréable et surtout de nous donner un conseil précieux sur l'ouverture du temple de nuit, merveilleusement illuminé. Les douches et WC sont partagés mais parfaitement propres. La chambre traditionnelle était immense, très calme et les matelas très confortables, nous avons passé une très bonne nuit. Des places de parking sont disponibles gratuitement, et la gare est à deux pas. Très bonne adresse que nous recommandons sans hésiter !

Tutto, la casa era fantastica, bellissimo giardino e host gentilissimo.

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Parfaitement situé avec un super accueil 🙂‍↕️

Nice clean Japanese style room. Comfy futons. Clean bathrooms and common areas. Storage for bikes was great.

Rooms on second floor, bathroom on first. No bath, only shower.

I booked a room here as I was traveling to Japan to play a Pokemon Go event in Nagasaki. I had a wonderful time in this house and the charming, little town it is in. It’s like staying in a beautiful, ancestral home of a Japanese family. I actually lowered my expectations for a bit because it’s not a hotel, but even then I was surprised by how well-kept, sparkly clean everything is. I shared the house with 3 other guests who are also in Japan to play Pokemon Go, and yet I didn’t see a single strand of hair left in the bathroom, a smidge of stain in the toilet, and I didn’t hear noise at night. It’s family-run and they do everything by themselves. I was coming in from Fukuoka Airport and it took me a while to figure out the trains and the transfers I would take to get to Kashima and arrived late at 8:30PM, it’s way past check in time but even then I had a warm welcome from the owner, Mr Maru. He showed me where the restaurants are, which places to visit, where the nearest 7-eleven is. He even let me in the staff-only area of the kitchen when he noticed that I brought dinner that I needed to reheat from 7-eleven. In the morning I met his older sister in the kitchen and she made me breakfast. She showed me where Yutoku Inari shrine is which I planned to visit on that day. I rented a bicycle at the Hizen-Hama station which is just like 150 meters from the house and biked around Kashima, ate Mikan ice cream, until I reached Yutoku Inari shrine. It is an amazing place. In the evening when I returned the bike at Hizen-Hama station, I went to its Sake bar which serves all the sake this little town produces and I was warmly welcomed even though I don’t speak a word of Nihongo. I tried all the types of sake that they have as I knew I can get smashed and still find my way home because the house is just a stone’s throw away from the station. Overall I had a pretty amazing experience and would gladly visit again.

Une pension chère avec un accueil sympathique en japonais et des lieux sympas. Aucune aide pour monter ses bagages ds la chambre par des escaliers raides. Le lit( tatami) à faire (sans comprendre quels étaient les draps à mettre.). On nous a donné quelques infos sur l unique resto . Et le soir, on s est couché pas de bruit et un groupe nous a réveillé en arrivant ds la pension(car il y a 2 grandes chambres ) et ont fait beaucoup de bruit jusqu a minuit en mangeant buvant ds la salle commune et ce n' est qu au bout de 3 plaintes qu ils se sont enfin arrêtés . Le matin, on est parti tôt ,on a eu droit à des sorry et c est tout, ah non 2 petites bouteilles d' eau. Donc à 17000 yen vous faites votre lit , toilettes communes( on le savait) et vous ne dormez pas .Le propriétaire n' a pas du juger bon de dire au groupe qui il n' était pas seul. C est notre première mésaventure au Japon sur une pension notée 9/10,!!!