Minshuku Yukiso

民宿ゆき荘Minami, Tokushima

Japanese Homestay

•★4.0 (1 review)

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¥¥¥3,000 - ¥7,000 per night

Seaside inn famous for their seafood courses with ingredients delivered fresh from the local fish market. They serve food as a restaurant as well.

Get directionsJapan, 〒779-2101 Tokushima, Kaifu District, Minami, Nishiyuki, Atagoyama−１３−１９

0884780513

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Hours

Check-infrom 3:00 pm

Check-outbefore 9:30 am

Breakfastfrom 6:00 am to 8:30 am

Dinnerfrom 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Lodging Plans

Prices may vary depending on the day of booking. Please refer to prices posted/communicated by the lodgings or authorized reservation systems for more accurate pricing.

¥4500

per person per night

No Meals Included

Private Room

Japanese-style Room

Shared Bath

¥5500

per person per night

Breakfast Included

Private Room

Japanese-style Room

Shared Bath

¥7700

per person per night

Dinner & Breakfast Included

Private Room

Japanese-style Room

Shared Bath

Original course

¥12100

per person per night

Dinner & Breakfast Included

Private Room

Japanese-style Room

Shared Bath

Abalone assortment course

¥16500

per person per night

Dinner & Breakfast Included

Private Room

Japanese-style Room

Shared Bath

Abalone festival course

Amenities & Facilities

Some amenities (e.g., washers, dryers) may incur charges not listed here.

Air conditioning

Air purifier

Slippers

Tea set

Towels

WIFI

Yukata / bathrobe

Key Distances & Elevations

< 100 m from an alternative pilgrim path

How are walking times calculated?

Walking times are estimated with a modified approach to Naismith’s rule to account for elevation gains/losses and other practical considerations that require a more conservative bias. The basis of our calculations assumes a speed of 4 kilometers per hour on flat land. Learn more here.

Reviews

Stephen .Member

★★★★★

August 08, 2022

21/4/2019 I hadn't organised accommodation but my guide book showed a hotel by the harbour in Yuki township. Late in the day I walked through a deserted car park which didn’t bode well. Also, it being well after 5 PM, I was wondering if they would accept guests at all.

The hotel looked closed, but I found a man outside scrubbing some pots. After some pantomime it was clear he was the manager, there were only a very few Henro as guests at the time and there was plenty of room for me.

Thankfully I dropped my gear in my room and had a shower before finding my way to the dining room for tea where I met other Henro. The evening meal was a good selection of seafood.

An older hotel, but nice enough. A little out of the way. My room had a nice view of the harbour and windows which could be opened to allow fresh air in.