Guesthouse Sakichi

A traditional Japanese house run by a nice older lady. Simple and well kept rooms - right across the street from the public Asami onsen. She provides soap and wash buckets if you want to bathe there.

Maybe a bit far away from transport, its a couple minute walk back towards the train station / nearest bus stop.

There was a hot bath at the front door and 7-Eleven and Lawson not far away .Coffee also a ten min walk away with black sesame scones. The sound of water was relieving with the heat and cicadas in the trees along the canal outside.The kitchen was good for food prep.

perfect location handy to everything

It is located in the quiet and local area. It is quite a walk to the restaurant area. There are a few some local restaurants but close early. The place is quite clean. Convinience store are walking distance.

I think they can be more thoughtful about the guests' need. There is a kettle in a bathroom are but no cups provided, no pantry no microwave. There is no mirror in the room nor hair dryer at all. I know that there is no towel provided. But there should be option for us to rent. The owners and staff are nice but no interaction only just greeting and goodbye. I understand it is the language barrier. The Onsen across has no washing area so it is not convenient. It means u shower at the guesthouse and walk across to have a dip.in the public pool. It is not practicle maybe just me that isnt familiar with this kind of this tradition!!??