Summer House Yu-Yu

Budget Japanese inn · Zamami

Summer House Yu-Yu

Budget Japanese inn · Zamami
130 Zamami, Shimajiri District, Okinawa 901-3402, Japan

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Summer House Yu-Yu by null
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Summer House Yu-Yu by null
Summer House Yu-Yu by null
Summer House Yu-Yu by null
Summer House Yu-Yu by null
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Nestled in a quiet village, this charming guesthouse features simple, cozy rooms, a rooftop deck, and a friendly, family-run vibe—all just steps from the port.  

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130 Zamami, Shimajiri District, Okinawa 901-3402, Japan Get directions

yuyu-okinawa.jp

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130 Zamami, Shimajiri District, Okinawa 901-3402, Japan Get directions

+81 98 987 3055
yuyu-okinawa.jp

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WorldTraveler560

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I was looking forward to coming back to Zamami for the second time. I found this place online and it looked nice, so I booked over the phone and checked in.||||The first problem is that there is no key at all to the rooms! You can only lock the door to your room when you're in there, and not when you're out all day! You may be thinking "Japan is so safe, so no worries," but keep reading to learn what sort of dodgy clientele this place attracts.||||The behavior of the other (Japanese) guests staying at the same time as me was absolutely appaling. They were heavily tattooed, 'yankii' types, who travelled as a large group and were drinking heavily their whole trip.||||The first night they had a loud party just outside the guest house until around 2am. 2am is extremely late on this island considering most everything shuts down by around 9pm. I assumed the staff would say something about it the next day and they would be quiet the next night. But the next night was even much worse.||||This group of about 4 or 5 guys got even more drunk the next night and for some reason came to the area of the guest house where I was staying. After midnight they were yelling and screaming and banging on random doors just next to mine. I came outside to politely remind them (in Japanese) that people were trying to sleep and they mumbled an apology before continuing on even louder than before. ||||I tried calling the guest house reception but no answer. I couldn’t believe no staff was coming to warn them. I went out to warn them a few more times and each time they got angrier and more aggressive. I think if I'd confronted them one more time then things may have even gotten physical.||||I finally got ahold of the guest house staff (it was past 1am by now) and they finally came and told them to return to their rooms. I can only imagine that if I wasn’t there at the time, they would’ve opened my unlocked door and could’ve messed with all my belongings.||||The worst part was how the next morning the staff were so polite to this group (who were luckily checking out the next day). Apparently these wannabe gangsters are repeat guests of the inn. ||||While I can’t blame the guest house directly for the noise, not only did they not take action to ensure the comfort and safety of their other guests, but they were even telling these troublemakers the next day to come back again! And they gave them sweets on their way out! Ridiculous. ||||This is some of the worst behavior I’ve witnessed at a guest house not just in Japan but anywhere in the world. I do not recommend anyone stay here as there are so many other places on the island that cost the same per night in cleaner and more modern buildings.

Wynand

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The most disgusting glass of water i have ever gotten

Mike J

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I was looking forward to coming back to Zamami for the second time. I found this place online and it looked nice, so I booked over the phone and checked in. The first problem is that there is no key at all to the rooms! You can only lock the door to your room when you're in there, and not when you're out all day! You may be thinking "Japan is so safe, so no worries," but keep reading to learn what sort of dodgy clientele this place attracts. The behavior of the other (Japanese) guests staying at the same time as me was absolutely appaling. They were heavily tattooed, 'yankii' types, who travelled as a large group and were drinking heavily their whole trip. The first night they had a loud party just outside the guest house until around 2am. 2am is extremely late on this island considering most everything shuts down by around 9pm. I assumed the staff would say something about it the next day and they would be quiet the next night. But the next night was even much worse. This group of about 4 or 5 guys got even more drunk the next night and for some reason came to the area of the guest house where I was staying. After midnight they were yelling and screaming and banging on random doors just next to mine. I came outside to politely remind them (in Japanese) that people were trying to sleep and they mumbled an apology before continuing on even louder than before. I tried calling the guest house reception but no answer. I couldn’t believe no staff was coming to warn them. I went out to warn them a few more times and each time they got angrier and more aggressive. I think if I'd confronted them one more time then things may have even gotten physical. I finally got ahold of the guest house staff (it was past 1am by now) and they finally came and told them to return to their rooms. I can only imagine that if I wasn’t there at the time, they would’ve opened my unlocked door and could’ve messed with all my belongings. The worst part was how the next morning the staff were so polite to this group (who were luckily checking out the next day). Apparently these wannabe gangsters are repeat guests of the inn. While I can’t blame the guest house directly for the noise, not only did they not take action to ensure the comfort and safety of their other guests, but they were even telling these troublemakers the next day to come back again! And they gave them sweets on their way out! Ridiculous. This is some of the worst behavior I’ve witnessed at a guest house not just in Japan but anywhere in the world. I do not recommend anyone stay here as there are so many other places on the island that cost the same per night in cleaner and more modern buildings.

Matthieu F

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We stayed in this hotel 2 nights with friends . Just horrible . Commons areas are just a mess, rooms are horribles , no service , no towel , shower room for everybody without any cleaning, no maintenance . Never ever

Cecile Chappey-Premartin

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Staff is nice. Place is clean. Bed is good. Shared bathroom and toilet. Gets very noisy in the morning.

神子田ウィリアン

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Very Nice guys and Mr. Tomaru San is amazing to explorer zamami island

Taka “ギョサン”

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座間味島滞在中に4泊お世話になりました。 フェリーターミナルから徒歩5分。外観は古いジブリ感がありましたが、館内は掃除が行き届きとても綺麗で快適に過ごすことが出来きました。女将さんが作ってくれる朝・夕食はボリュームがあり過ぎて完食するのが大変!大将も負け時と釣りたて新鮮なお魚を捌いてくださりてんこ盛りのお刺身を出してくれました。トイレ・シャワーは複数有り他の人と被る事なく利用できます。離島ならではの移動手段として電動キックボードの貸し出しも島一番の安値で助かります。次回?来月もお世話になります。

낭꼬

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일본인 친구랑 같이 3명이서 묵었습니다. 여사장님 남사장님 모두 친철하십니다!! 저녁밥, 아침밥 숙소에서 해결했는데 양도 푸짐하고 맛있습니다. 섬이다 보니 생선이 많이 나오는것 같습니다. 생선 싫어하시는 분은 밖에 식당에서 드시는걸 추천드립니다. 방에는 에어컨도 있고, 공용 공간 실내, 실외 모두 넓고 무엇보다 저녁식사 후 밤에 남사장님이랑 실외 공용공간에 있는 노래방기계로 즐거운 시간을 보냈습니다! 술도 나눠주시고 얼음과 컵도 가져다 주시는 모습이 너무 친근하고 친절하십니다. 체크아웃 후에 샤워 시설도 이용할수 있게 해주셨습니다!! 샤워 시설은 공용공간 4칸 있습니다. 세탁기도 있어서 가볍게 물 세탁하기 좋습니다. 섬에 놀러 온다면 다시 이용할 것 같습니다