Jinpuso

“If you consider that it is a homestay, then it is a good choice.”

它不是高級日式旅館，更像一個家庭經營的民宿。如果接受到這點，從地點，房間，食物，整體保養還是不錯的，價格也算合理。 It is not a Japanese style ryokan, but a family-owned homestay. If you accept this, and you will understand the minimal service, and with shared toilets and bathroom. The homestay is close to the main train station, about 3 min walk. The r… Mais

它不是高級日式旅館，更像一個家庭經營的民宿。如果接受到這點，從地點，房間，食物，整體保養還是不錯的，價格也算合理。 It is not a Japanese style ryokan, but a family-owned homestay. If you accept this, and you will understand the minimal service, and with shared toilets and bathroom. The homestay is close to the main train station, about 3 min walk. The room and the common space are clean and tidy. The homestay serves dinner and breakfast. They are local family dishes. The time that I come is the crab season, and my dinner also has half piece of crab which is delicious, despite the basic room plan. The down side is that the room does not naturally warm keeping as the windows do not double glazed, although heating is provided in the room, which is sufficient for 3'c when I come. It is also quite noisy sometime without double glazed windows, mainly due to train as it is located next to the train track. Since the train runs nearly one every hour and the last train leaves at 11pm, it does not affect sleeping quality quite a lot.

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“Satisfying first ryokan experience”

This is my first experience staying in a ryokan. Visiting Amanohashidate for a couple days, I figured I'd go with a traditional ryokan experience, and Jinpuso didn't disappoint. Located just a few minutes walk from Amanohashidate Station and within walking distance to nearby attractions, such as V… Mais

This is my first experience staying in a ryokan. Visiting Amanohashidate for a couple days, I figured I'd go with a traditional ryokan experience, and Jinpuso didn't disappoint. Located just a few minutes walk from Amanohashidate Station and within walking distance to nearby attractions, such as View Land and Chionji, Jinpuso offers a great view of the Miyazu Bay. I booked through Expedia, and check in was a breeze, considering I arrived quite late at night, but the staffs are friendly and helpful. I found the rooms are well-prepared and well-equipped for a ryokan. The most important thing is that it's clean an doesn't have disturbing odors. My stays comes with breakfast, but dinner is also optionally available. The communal bath and toilets are also clean and well maintained. Overall it's a truly welcoming experience and stay. One downside is that the staffs doesn't speak much English, but somehow I could manage :)

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“Nice place”

Jinpuso Inn is a small hotel near Amanohashidate Station 3 min walk. There is only 8 rooms in this place.The room is clean you can share toilet and public bath in public area also clean. Worth price. I think this is cheapest but good hotel in this area.

“Pleasant ryokan in excellent location”

On the upside Jinpuso is right near Amanohashidate, the thin sliver of land crossing Miyazu Bay. I spent one night here in April 2017 and didn't try the food (which I should have- there is literally nothing open in Amanohashidate at night other than ramen). The building itself is fine if a little… Mais

On the upside Jinpuso is right near Amanohashidate, the thin sliver of land crossing Miyazu Bay. I spent one night here in April 2017 and didn't try the food (which I should have- there is literally nothing open in Amanohashidate at night other than ramen). The building itself is fine if a little bit old. I generally do not like futons as I sleep on my side and find them overly hard. This ryokan had the best futon I've ever slept on- as good as any bed and totally comfortable. The downside- the rooms are a bit old and in the coastal climate humid. I started feeling sneezy within minutes of entering the room and was just overtaken by allergies. I really don't think it was from outside as I had just spent 1.5 hours walking around at night. My guess is that while everything looks clean there is hidden mold in the walls or tatami. I took allergy medicine which made it possible to breathe but wouldn't volunteer to spend a second night here. For what it's worth, the staff were friendly to me and chatted with me in Japanese about the area. I wasn't treated badly at all.

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