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Marutomi
5-24-15 Yunohama, Ibusuki 891-0406
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Location | Kagoshima-ken, Around Town | |
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Transportation | Station: Ibusuki (20 min.). From the main exit, walk straight on Chuo Dori to the beach and turn right; just past the Natural Sand Bath turn right again. It's on the right. Bus: Going in the direction of the Ibusuki Iwasaki Hotel (ask for the Ibusuki Iwasaki Hotel yuki bus; the bus does not have a number), get off at the Suna Mushi Kaikan stop and walk inland | |
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Phone | 0993/22-5579 | |
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Fax | 0993/22-3993 | |
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Room Information | 7 units, none with bathroom | |
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Prices | ¥4,200 per person without meals; ¥5,000 per person with breakfast; ¥7,500 per person with dinner and breakfast | |
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Credit Cards | Not accepted | |
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In Room Amenities | A/C, TV, no phone | |
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Just a minute's walk from the Natural Sand Bath at Yunohama Beach, this inexpensive inn is a family-run affair. Following the ryokan tradition of naming rooms instead of assigning numbers, rooms are named after fish (the owner was a fisherman); you can even stay in the Tuna Room! All the rooms are Japanese style, clean and with more character than many in this price range. Meals, which include fresh seafood, are served communally at low tables on tatami. Several blocks north is an annex, Marutomi2, with hot-spring baths, a communal kitchen, and three additional rooms. Guests can use facilities at both inns. If you call from the station, the owner may be able to pick you up.
Facilities:
Small hot-spring bath
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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Frommer's Japan, 10th Edition
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