Mín Sù なぎさ - Imabari

A real highlight to cycle all day and then settle down here for an incredible (and huge) meal! Bath only OK but otherwise enjoyed this place very much.

We stayed here for one night while doing the Shimanami Kaido. We had to get a Japanese host from earlier in our trip to call and book for us. At a tourist this is probably the only way to book unless you speak Japanese yourself or have a friend who speaks Japanese. We absolutely LOVED staying here. The lady who runs the guesthouse was so welcoming and had phrases written in English in a notebook to help communicate with each other. The rooms were large and clean. There is a family bath which was so good to soak tired muscles in after our cycle. Quiet town and nice to walk around. The absolute highlight was the food. By far the best we’ve eaten in Japan so far the freshest sushi, delicious tempura, teriyaki fish, the list goes on!! Enough food for 10 people!! It was very oishi! Would highly recommend

Very convenient! The hostess is really friendly and helpful. Dinner and breakfast were excellent!

The host is nice and very helpful. The meal is good here.

It is a impression that a woman stayed for a long time. Shampoo and rinse were essential and pantain. Body soap is bi。u. No face wash. The shower room, toilet and washbasin are very clean. If you are quirky, we recommend using the shower room instead of the public bath. If you are a little quirky, you can use the public bath. Both shower rooms and large public baths are locked. Because it is a private inn, you can hear the talk of the room around you. If you are nervous, it is better to , but there is no problem if you bring your ear plug. The rooms and buildings are old, but they are clean and clean. I didn’t feel the house dust. I had Wi-Fi, but I couldn’t connect when I stayed. There was a TV in the room and it was a normal model. There was a state-of-the-art thing on the first floor. Can be dried. Yes. Laundry can be dried on a large balcony on the 2nd floor. Good day. Every morning at 6 o'clock, the chime rings from the町 in town. I think most people can see. The star looks beautiful because there are few street lights at night. There is a supermarket called A Coop in 10 minutes on foot. Cup oodles, lunch boxes, beverages, liquors... It is a little expensive because the price is the island. There is a small 100 yen shop in the A-Coop, and you can get basic miscellaneous goods at the same price as Tokyo. Convenience store is about 5 minutes by car. The wife of the owner was very friendly.