20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

●There are no baths or shower toilets in the rooms. These are shared by men and women. ●Face towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are provided. ●Air conditioners will be installed in the rooms (from the summer of 2024). ●Kerosene FF stoves are installed. ●Wi-Fi is available (password required). ●Smoking is prohibited throughout the building. Please smoke on the porch outside the entrance. ●The bath is a circulating bath, not a hot spring. ●A shared refrigerator/freezer is installed in the hallway. ●Vending machines (drinking water, canned beer) installed in the building. ●A free drink corner will be installed in the dining room. ●The entrance will be locked at 11pm for security reasons. Please be sure to stay punctual.

Opened on October 1, 2016 as the first guesthouse in Shonan Enoshima. The concept is "A seaside inn where people who love the sea and travel can naturally gather". You can choose from three facilities depending on the purpose of your trip. 1. Enoshima Guesthouse 134 Main Building: A guesthouse with a lounge space like a secret base in the basement. 2. Enoshima Guesthouse 134 ANNEX: The first guesthouse in Enoshima that is exclusively for women, with the concept of "Everything is ☆KAWAII☆" ♪ We have also enhanced amenities to make women's travel easier and safer! 3. Southern court 134: A condominium-type apartment equipped with a kitchen, bath, etc. [About check-in] 1. From 2021, we will introduce self-check-in terminals, and customers who have paid in advance can check in without contact or face-to-face contact. 2. You can enter the entrance and rooms of the guesthouse using a keypad (keyless). 3. After making a reservation, we will send you an email with information on how to check in. Please check before coming. Masu.

A nature-filled environment where you can gaze at the mountains with your back to them.A café created by renovating the owner's residence in the main house, along with two guest rooms inside the residence.And a detached building called 'Room 796,' renovated from an old storage shed.A guesthouse with only three rooms in total.