A laid-back and quiet place with everything we needed. The room was comfortable with nice thick futons and everything was very clean. No meals provided at Fukurou but there was a microwave available, and a kettle provided in the room. A taxi from Kushimoto station cost 2000 yen. There's a bus service but a limited timetable, so make sure to check the times. We enjoyed being out in the backblocks and walking into Kushimoto. We did a snorkelling tour with ARK diving, which was excellent.

Relaxation heaven. You get a private bath made up for you at a chosen time. They have a beautiful garden with ducks and a cute dog. Island vibes with beautiful natural sounds all around. Massage chair, shakti mats. This owner had really thought about things! I feel restored!

If you didn’t have a car it would be hard to get toc fortunately I did have a car

I spent a night here as solo traveller. If you don't have a car, plan well in advance because buses don't run often from the JR Station. My single room was huge and perfectly equipped, all spaces are very clean. It was a very relaxing stay, probably the most comfortable futon I've slept on ;) You get a set time for bathing and there is no kitchen.

I loved the ducks, I loved the cat, and my room and the private bath were unexpectedly spacious. The location is tough to get to, especially on foot, but the extra information on how to access the property I was sent right after booking was a huge help. I didn't get lost at all, thanks to those instructions.

Clean, comfortable and stylish.

What a lovely place! Very relaxing.

Very peaceful spot, a great place to rest and rejuvenate if you need some quiet time. If you need a friend there’s a cute cat that enjoys lots of pats and loves attention. The room was comfortable and a generous size with nice views out to the garden and even a glimpse of the ocean. The bath time ritual was actually quite lovely - you get a designated bath time and the host runs a bath for you every night. I stayed in mid January and the place was practically empty, seems to be aimed towards family summer holidays. All in all a quirky and unique place to recharge.

There’s a kettle in the room and a microwave down the hall which was great, but it would’ve been nice to have some bowls/plates/chopsticks etc and a bigger mug (there was only a tiny cardboard cup).

The room was big and tidy, and the baths were very relaxing.

There is no tableware (no dishes, bowls, spoons...). I had to eat me dinner directly from the pan. A dinner cooked in a very fashion way (sea the pictures), but that was fun.

Our room was really clean except for the windows where they had tons of chicken feathers.

The location isn’t great, you have to drive tiny awkward roads to get there and there aren’t any restaurants around. The staff are very reserved and kept to themselves, despite the friendly homely feel of the accomodation. It felt out of balance, but they were helpful when we asked for extra blankets.