Saijō いしづち安藤家 - Real Guest Reviews & Booking Info

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いしづち安藤家 - Saijō 3-Star Accommodation

8.8/10
Booking.com 8.9 · Agoda 7.6
Check-in 16:00 | Check-out 10:00

Hotel Analysis

Based on 2 sites · 84 reviews

Ishizuchi Ando-ke is a traditional Japanese house nestled in the rural landscape of Saijo. Guests describe it as a cozy and peaceful space where one can truly feel the charm of the countryside, often highlighting the unique experience of staying in a traditional home.

Strengths

The host is very kind and speaks fluent English

Peaceful environment with the charm of a traditional Japanese house

Spacious and clean rooms and kitchen

Good to Know

Far from the station, making walking difficult

Lack of nearby convenience facilities

Possibility of encountering insects due to the traditional nature of the house

Recommended For

Pilgrimage travelers — Many reviews mention it as a perfect resting place for those walking the Shikoku pilgrimage route

Traditional experience seekers — Suitable for travelers wanting a unique night in a traditional Japanese house

Ratings by Booking Site

Overall 8.9/10 · 2 sites · Based on 84 reviews

Guest Reviews

2 booking sites · 84 reviews

Frequently Mentioned

Kind host Traditional house Peaceful atmosphere Inconvenient location
3.2 · Booking.com · Solo
+ Unique experience in a traditional house and kind host
- Older facilities and potential for insects
9.6 · Agoda · Solo
+ Perfect resting place for pilgrimage travelers
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Agoda 43 Booking.com 41

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FAQ

It is about 4km away, so walking is difficult. The host sometimes offers station pickups depending on availability, so it is recommended to inquire in advance.

There is a convenience store about a 15-minute walk away and some dining options nearby. However, as it is a rural area, amenities are not as abundant as in the city.

It is open to families, and children aged 0 to 2 can stay for free. However, as it is a traditional house, please be mindful of children's safety.

The house, built in the Showa era, is well-maintained. While different from a modern hotel, it features spacious and clean kitchen and room facilities for a comfortable stay.

It provides a quiet and comfortable resting place for those walking the Shikoku pilgrimage. Many reviews note that the host is familiar with pilgrimage travel and provides helpful support.

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