Guest Houses in Kure

Markus Finland

The hosts were amazing! Good English and they were patient with my attempts at Japanese as well. The rooms are in a separate building within a walking distance, but uphill. It was ok for me, but people with walking difficulties might not be able to make it. The bathroom in the separate building exceeded expectations. Cheap laundry options. The bathtub was large enough for a tall European to fit in completely. The view from up the hill was amazing. There's an onsen on the south part of the island that you can visit via bus.

Akihiko Japan

The way they tried letting the costomers feel as if boarded a submarine, especially in the lobby area, was like staying in a amusement park, which gave us a very precious memory. Also, the lobby was completely rennovated and squeaky-clean and so comfortable for wraptoppers, whearas the original SENTO floor remains very Japanese the atmosphere of an old family-run public bath.

yo United States

The inn was an old traditional Japanese building. It was a unique space and a good experience. Some rooms have tatami mats. It was interesting to see large boats coming and going on the sea in front of us. Near the inn, there is a walking trail and an old town. It is a maze of narrow streets where people still live and greet the elderly people they meet. When you reach the top of the hill, you can see a wide view and even the city of Hiroshima. Nearby is an old sake brewery where we were able to sample various flavors of sake.

Ryan Singapore

Location is easy to find as you just have to follow the main road to find it, it is on the 4th floor and the host is the owner of the Takoyaki shop on the first floor. The bedroom unit is very spacious and clean with personal lockers, bath and face towels are provided daily. There is a washing & drying machine for 100/200円 in the toilet. The opposite guest unit consists of the lounge for eating and general relaxation in addition to the showering room.