Ferieboliger i Imabari

Marta Estland

I spent one night at Cyclo-no-Ie. Everything was perfectly clean, I stayed in a dorm which slept 4 females and at night it was very quiet and comfortable. The innkeeper was very friendly and helpful and spoke English. When I asked for restaurant recommendation, he suggested "Kabuki", a family-run sushi restaurant which I loved. The hostel is a couple of minutes away from the train station on foot. I highly recommend it. Great value for money!

Aiko Japan

Was a quaint house with lots of space and wonderful amenities.

Nevena Japan

Beautifully decorated house, a real delight to stay in! Lovely garden. It has all the facilities you need. Also a small playground for kids in front of the house. You can truly enjoy the place and the nature.

Hind Belgia

Our stay at Imabari couldn’t have gone any better! The view from the room was lovely. The owner was incredibly kind, she helped us by making us a restaurant reservation. She also left delicious clementines in the room for us and gave us a gift when we left. The room itself was very comfortable. The towels and yukata were the most comfortable we had in Japan. Overall amazing stay.

Ho Fai Billy Hongkong

fantastic hospitality and nice GM, very accommodating and helpful

Tim Sveits

The hosts were very friendly, welcoming and helpful!

jon USA

Spotless inside, modern facilities, nice towels. Everything worked well. Owner was VERY helpful and nice. Coffee and snacks provided. Ideal for travelers.

Michaela Tyskland

Beautiful ryokan with everything you need. The owners are super lovely and even though their English is very little they helped us with google translate to ship our luggage to Onomichi (for the cycle route). Breakfast (for additional fee) was delicious! We recommend staying here.

Paul Storbritannia

The staff were extremely patient, helpful and accommodating. Excellent hospitality. Very peaceful night, which was required after a day cycling on one of the world’s least comfortable and stable bicycles!!

Sylvain Japan

The tatami mat room was pretty nice. a bit on the old side, but comfortable enough. The staff was one young woman who handled my check in. She had pretty much no English and seemed super nervous until she realized I know enough Japanese to understand everything. They let me keep my bike inside the hostel which is a great bonus. The downstairs cafe space is nifty but was closed during my stay. The location was interesting as it was in a shopping arcade close to plenty of stuff like a grocery store and bars/restaurants. The place itself is a "fixer upper" and fits in that "DIY" category of hostels.