B&Bs in Iki

This was one of the most wonderful Air BnB stays we've every experienced. Some highlights... 1) The hosts were warm, friendly, interactive, kind... it was like staying with friends. As American tourists in Japan with only one (marginal) Japanese speaker, they made our time in Iki very easy. Among other things, they were very solicitous towards my elderly father's well-being, and the upgraded us to their beautiful, expansive upstairs room free of charge. 2) The building was lovely- old restored Japanese farm-house, ancient timbers, clean and airy... but with the best imaginable accessories and furniture for comfort. Our bed was heavenly. 3) Iki itself is a wonderful, diverse place to explore and enjoy. Beautiful beaches and overlooks, historical sites, saki distilleries, ancient tombs, reconstructed villages, hikes.... we stayed for two nights, and we should have scheduled for at least four. I now have to rhapsodize about the FOOD. My wife and I have travelled over the world, and eaten amazing meals everywhre from Bhutan to Fernando de Norhonha. The food that was prepared by Ito-san was unbelievalbe. The one Japanese dinner that we shared on-site was easily in our top 10 all time meals. Course after course, everything from sashimi to tempura to Kaburamushi... all exceptional. Wonderful bread for breakfast on one day, a Japanese breakfast that was as good as anything I've eaten in Jaoan the next (I've lived here for a month and a half). Simply amazing... especially given that they only charge 2800 yen (anout 24 dollars) for dinner. I can't recommend this place highly enough.

June is an absolute angel and we love her

The owner welcomed us with hospitality and provided and free transportation from the port to the house. The house is spacious and comfortable and because it’s the house passed from his grandfather, it’s full of authentic Japanese vibe.