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03-6743-6572Located in Tamano, Uno Port INN is near a train station and by the sea. Travelers looking for local activities can try Uno Port and Naoshima Ferry Terminal, while those looking to experience a bit of culture can stop by Benesse House. Washuzan Highland and Miyama English Garden are also worth visiting.
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This is an economical place to stay when visiting the art islands. It is right across the street from the ferry boats, and the owner was super helpful explaining the logistics of visiting the islands and what we should expect see. Because it is a small port town, there are few eating establishments but enough to find something for a couple of nights.
This is a quirky little property that may look unusual at first glance, but the owners have made every effort to make this a very comfortable place to stay! Fantastic coffee and bagels!
Excellent location and freindly staff, but room was like a dark dungeon with no fridge or TV, and hassle having to go up the hall way for the bathroom and shower. If you stay here request an upstairs room. which is lighter and there is a nice balcony
As advertised. Steps from the train station and from the ferries to teshmina and Naoshima. Great little cafe and rooms are just what you need basic and clean. Max is friendly and super cool as is Kae and the the others there. A few restaurants around the block, 7/11 next door. Ideally a bathroom in the bedroom is best but it is your own private bathroom down the hall with your key if you take that option. Loved the whole vibe. It’s not the Four Seasons but it’s not a youth hostel either. And met some great people in the cafe. Definitely prefer over more expensive options on Naoshima.
The place was great. The people and the owner was super accommodating, even when it was just one night. I’d come back again.
