2 star hotels in Shima

A house converted into a hotel. Cozy rooms and very friendly staff with options for bicycle and car rentals, and boat tours. Approximately 10 minutes from the city center. I recommend it.

Wonderful place. Family run. Beautiful people and place

Family run accommodation which doesn't feel like commercial hotels. It feels so homely with daily breakfast provided and served with their hearts. Right behind is a small floating platforms where you'll see baskets of scallops, oysters and also big fishes in nets. I chose this place because of this where I can just go to the back and start fishing with wonderful views all around. Parking lots are limited...

Definitely one of the best places I have stayed in Japan. This is, as the name suggests, a petit hotel run by the nicest family. The hotel is literally on the ocean! We got the amazing balcony room. The breakfast was the best we had in a hotel in Japan, and it was so full and rich! They have E-Bikes for rent at an excellent price, and they know everything about the courses and activities around. The...

This photo shows two beds, so I booked thinking it was a room with two double beds, but it turned out to be a room with one double bed and one sofa bed. I was able to sleep normally, but the sofa bed was hard and short, so it was far from comfortable. The room with two beds was full, so I had no choice but to sleep here. I arrived at night on the day of my reservation, so there was nothing I could...

The location was perfect and the breakfast was plentiful and delicious.

After reading the reviews, I was intrigued and decided to stay there. I brought my small children with me. They had the baseball board I'd heard about, and the kids played with it the whole time. You were allowed to take the boards back to your room. There were also things you don't usually see, like a putting green and a ping-pong table, so the kids had a lot of fun. The bath isn't a hot spring, but...

Everyone had said this hotel was shabby and old, so I was pretty nervous about going there. The front desk is certainly very Showa-era. However, there was a small miniature golf club, nostalgic toys, books, and a ping-pong table, which was fun. The bath was incredibly hot. But we had it all to ourselves. Luxurious. The food was pretty good, too. Maybe it's not really for kids. The room was spacious...

We checked in on a Saturday and were told the rooms were fully booked, but there were hardly any people around. Even the restaurant was empty for dinner, which was odd. Tonight's dinner was much better than last night's, which I guess compensated for the room rate. I don't know why hotels are so tight in Kashikojima, so I had to book this one, and it wasn't ideal.

It’s a nice older style ryokan ! It’s not new or new looking ! But the staff were really friendly and the food was so great!!! It felt like I was at a friendly home stay with food taste like an amazing family meal!

The food was sumptuous, and the service and hospitality were excellent. I want to go again.

I couldn't find it from the wide street, so I had to pore over maps and Google maps. I finally found it after going through a narrow road. I was amazed that it was built in such a national park. The room was average, but the view was amazing. Watching the sunset while soaking in the bath was so relaxing. Dinner was creative cuisine, and the presentation and flavor were unlike anything I'd ever tasted...

The area is very safe. Please note that the road to the hotel is narrow. Once you exit the narrow road, you will arrive in front of the hotel. You can relax and enjoy the ocean view. Although the building's age and the room structure are a bit of a problem, the owner and his wife's hospitality is very soothing.

When we arrived, we were asked what time we wanted dinner, and they showed us a beautiful place to watch the sunset, saying, "Shall we have dinner at 6 o'clock? Or shall we have dinner at midnight if we want to go see the sunset?" After enjoying the walk and the sunset, we had a delicious meal. When I told them I don't like alcohol, they changed it to a plum vinegar drink, and when I told them I don...

Excellent place to stay & enjoy view... Restaurant serves excellent meal with extraordinary quality... Wish to stay again to explore Ago bay. The rooms are well equipped with all the basic necessities. The hotel uses local and organic produces. The owner seems more concern towards nature....

It's been several years since I last visited. The last time I visited, I stayed overnight and had dinner, but this time I went for lunch. The lunch was delicious as well. The food was a mix of French and Japanese cuisine and was easy to eat. Next time, I'd like to stay overnight and enjoy a drink while I visit. However, the final road is very narrow, so please be careful if you are driving a large...

A very nice Japanese-style hotel with a beautiful sea view and a very sumptuous dinner.

The actual appearance of the hotel differs greatly from the pictures and descriptions on Trip.com, and the soundproofing in the rooms is very poor.

I only stayed one night, but I would have liked to stay longer if possible!

Tucked away in a quiet corner at the end of a winding and narrow road is this lovely ryokan. We enjoyed the hospitality, the fantastic food, and the serenity of being by the seaside.

The bath was made of wood, so it was wobbly and slippery, which was a little dangerous. Also, there were no amenities, which was disappointing.

The room was on the mountain side, but it was on the parking lot side so it wasn't a problem. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

The hot water faxility is out off work, they took a reponsibility by waiving all hotel the fee.

The room was spacious and comfortable. Considering it was old, it was well-cleaned, which was nice. It had all the basic amenities and was comfortable. The price was also reasonable, which was nice. I wish the toilet had a washlet.

It's very close to the station. The room is relatively large. It feels like a mom-and-pop shop. The cleaning is quite clean. Yukata and towels are put in a bag every day and one for each person is placed on the bed.

Although it is a hotel without meals, you can have bread rolls and self-made coffee for free breakfast. Coffee also has iced coffee. The bread is delicious even if you don't put anything on it. I think it's better to take a bath outside.

It looks like an old building, but inside the room, the cloth on the wall seems to have been replaced recently, so it has a bright atmosphere like a kindergarten. There is also a room where you can smoke, which is rare these days, and it is nice to be able to take a break in the room. The bed is a little small, and the free breakfast is just bread and coffee (and no butter or jam). For women, it is...

We stayed here as a family of three in April 2025. 🤗 It cost ¥5000 per adult for one night with breakfast. Our schedule ran behind that day, so we checked in quite late and arrived in complete darkness. A man in his 60s, who seemed to be the owner, greeted us at the reception. When we apologized for being late, he quietly replied, "Yes, it's very late," sounding rather displeased. 😓 We were a little...

This was my first time staying at a youth hostel during the Obon holiday, with no elevator and steep stairs, making it difficult to carry my suitcase up the stairs. The indoor outlet was only about a meter long, so it was difficult to charge my smartphone and use it while charging. I could hear conversations from the next room. Toothbrushes are available at the reception desk, but there's a fee...

It's located about 5 minutes away from Spain Village, halfway up a hill on the opposite side of the bay, so it was convenient for visiting the village. As it's a public lodging, it's more like a training facility, as you can see in the photos. I visited in winter, so the shower wasn't very strong, the water wasn't very hot, and the bathtub itself was just warm. For meals, you could have as much rice...