Semesterboenden i Imabari

Hanae Polen

The room, shower rooms, and the kitchen are very clean. And, the kitchen is fully equipped, also there is free tea and coffee. You can buy Shimanami souvenirs in the hostel and the it has so many choices. The staffs are very friendly, helpful and kind. The hostel has a coin laundry so you can wash and dry there. The hostel has also many information pamphlet about Shimanami cycling road or guide books about cycling areas on the shelf in the common space.

Aiko Japan

Was a quaint house with lots of space and wonderful amenities.

Kai Yoong Singapore

Do note that the check in time is 3-6pm, and when i was late, the owner patiently waited for me to arrive. Free homemade welcome drink and oranges. Room had plates and kitchen equipment as well as games. Location was good with 24hr Lawson nearby.

Karina Storbritannien

Loved the tent which was very comfortable and luxurious, the service was excellent with staff super helpful, the Onsen was great with a view of the sea, and the food, drinks and amenities were all very good.

Rob Storbritannien

Great view, Lady I met communicated well with and welcomed me in well

Michaela Tyskland

Beautiful ryokan with everything you need. The owners are super lovely and even though their English is very little they helped us with google translate to ship our luggage to Onomichi (for the cycle route). Breakfast (for additional fee) was delicious! We recommend staying here.

Michelle USA

Everything was exceptional! Our room was beautiful and while it’s 7k off the main bike path, the ride to Sawaki was my favorite ride of the entire shimanami kaido route. They had tea waiting in our room for when we arrived. I don’t think the photos are accurate, because our room and our private bathroom was beautiful! We also had dinner and breakfast, both of which were phenomenal. My husband has a shellfish allergy, and they were incredibly accommodating to him!

Sylvain Japan

The tatami mat room was pretty nice. a bit on the old side, but comfortable enough. The staff was one young woman who handled my check in. She had pretty much no English and seemed super nervous until she realized I know enough Japanese to understand everything. They let me keep my bike inside the hostel which is a great bonus. The downstairs cafe space is nifty but was closed during my stay. The location was interesting as it was in a shopping arcade close to plenty of stuff like a grocery store and bars/restaurants. The place itself is a "fixer upper" and fits in that "DIY" category of hostels.