女木島ゲストハウス&カフェ Megino — Hotel in Takamatsu

😊: With due respect to the good people of Takamatsu and surroundings, how can you not enjoy the pleasure of a quasi paradise when you have Megijima only 20 minutes away from your shores?

And, more specifically, how can you not make the Megijima Island Guesthouse & cafe Megino your favourite hangout place on the island?

Look no further if you want a warm, cozy atmosphere, only a few steps away from the beach. The decor is one of fine simplicity, with an authentic homey touch.

The friendly managers - a mixed Japanese/German couple - will go out of their way to cater to your particular (peculiar?) tastes and wishes. As a vegetarian, I was given a special treatment with home-made dishes - although I could have chosen yummy pizzas and pasta from the regular menu.

Both are seasoned travellers, which is an asset when accommodating guests from all walks of life: they deal with competence and patience with the questions you may have, notably regarding the things to do and sights to see on the island.

Well, if you deem I am waxing it lyrical, I suggest you go and check for yourself: you won't...

Positive: The owner, Satomi is very friendly and helpful and she can speak English. The dinner and breakfast are delicious with varieties. I stayed three nights and they are all different. Satomi and the chef really put efforts and attention to take care of guests' appetites. The sea view (even from the room's big windows) is beautiful and for travelers who are looking for some relaxing stay, Megijima is a great choice, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. If you plan to stay in Megijima, then Megijima Island Guesthouse & cafe is certainly a well recommended choice. It is only 8 minutes' walk from the port and is easy to find as it is just going along the beach and with signs on the way. The room is...

The guesthouse is in a perfect location. Directly next to the beach with a wonderfull view on the Seto-Inland-Sea you can enjoy a cool drink or fantastic food. The chef put a lot of effort to serve a large variety of dishes with as many local ingredients from Megijima as possible. An unexpected mix of different cuisines from Europe, sometimes freshly baked german bread included. Certainly recommended.

The staff can speak Japanese, English and German and are very friendly and welcoming. The rooms are quite basic, but clean and with shared showers/toilet. You can also relax on the roof of the guesthouse. Best place to stay with a warm and cozy atmosphere....