Casa Viento Stay Inn

Location

Very old and rusty

Location was great, exactly what I was after, excellent transport and shops very close by which made staying there very handy

The bed was comfortable, the facilities were just as mentioned, it is one of or maybe the cheapest option so I think the price was fine. The location was pretty decent, there was a konbini right beside the building and many restaurant nearby. The host was also quite nice, I guess... He seemed like a nice guy.

The overall environment was quite unsettling; It was not that clean, some dust can be found inside the room and some trash in the hallways; the bathroom was not completely too, the shower curtain has questionable stains, the toilet was quite smelly and broken. I honestly felt quite uncomfortable when first coming there, but I guess I just dealt with it since I need some place to sleep.

Great value, easy check in and comfortable. If you’re looking for somewhere to stay that’s great value this is the spot.

Only downside was the balcony floor is very dirty but shoes just need to be worn.

Large size

Very dirty, no tea or coffee, just 2 sugar tubes and one milk

Casa Viento is less than a minute walk from Yokagawa station and buses.The room is spacious with a separate bedroom and dining room with kitchen equipment provided.

It's at a niche corridor just between Able and a restaurant but it's easy to miss the sign if you're not looking carefully. The entire building itself is pretty old, with traces of mold, with plastered walls and fake wooden flooring (it's just a mat, than can be pulled up). The bathroom is quite small if you're on the bigger size. My biggest concern was the amount of these moth-like bugs appearing in our bedroom, and the mold growing at the ceiling edges in the bathroom. There's no wifi, or elevators either so make sure your feet are good for stairs at the end of the day coming home. Not recommended for seniors or handicapped with difficulty walking.