Guest Houses in Maizuru

Kayla Japan

The hostel itself was beautiful, and everything was easily accessible and comfortable despite it being shared/communal services. I loved the layout of the room I stayed in, and found the provided games in the lounge area to be really fun! There were various options for restaurants nearby, and a simple 2 minute walk put us in range of many. Overall, it was great for my one night! If I ever need to be back in the area, I would love to stay for longer.

Pablo Miguel Germany

Friendly host, traditional Japanese house. Totally recommend ! I only stayed one night but I would have loved to stay longer.

You-Jia Taiwan

The room is really clean; the decoration is very exquisite and beautiful.

智仁 Taiwan

It is old building with modernization facility. Good kitchen and air condition and the parking lot is nearby also. It have a beautiful small courtyard and you can take very good portrait. just 10~15mins walking time that you can visit Higashiyoshihara. Actually, I visit East Maizuru Brick Park in the 1st day and west Maizuru for 2nd day. It is good and comfortable house for me.

Scott Australia

This new guest house one is definitely a hidden gem. Right on the beach in a quiet part of Kyoto. You'll be met with 5 traditional rooms with a shared living area and bathroom. Whilst the rooms are traditionally minimalistic the air-conditioning is cold and they are impeccably clean, as are the showers and toilets. The communal space is where it comes together with a well equipped kitchen and dining area. Guests from the 5 rooms and 2 camping spots share this space and even though fully booked during our stay it was no problems with use and everyone worked together. The outdoor area results in another lovely sitting and shared space with tables and chairs and hammocks etc. If that's not your thing walk 7.5 seconds and you're on what feels like a private beach but with all the entertainment of fishermen, surfers, sup boards and boats and ships passing by from the nearby port. Marie the host speaks perfect English and Japanese and will go out of her way to make your stay enjoyable. As it's a fairly rural location, dining out options are very limited if you don't have access to a car so make sure you bring supplies to make use of the shared kitchen (a large fridge/freezer is also provided to share. So don't hesitate, pack the car or stock up at the supermarket and grab the train and check this one out away from the hustle and bustle of city life. I know I'll be back!

Pantakan Thailand

The owners are very helpful. They recommended me many local tourist spots. They can also help to coordinate with local communities for different kinds of workshops. Really enjoy staying here