Kyufun Komachi

I stayed here because it was featured in a magazine and said to be highly recommended. The room was a Japanese-style room with tatami mats that gave off a Japanese vibe, and the bathroom had a bathtub! Jiufen has many stairs, so you can relax after a long day of walking by soaking in the bath. Breakfast was also Japanese, with hot miso soup, grilled fish, fruit, and everything was delicious. It was raining when I went, but if the weather is good you can apparently see the ocean! As others have written, it may be difficult to get to Jiufen Little Town with luggage..... It's best to take a taxi from the nearby station! (It may be even more difficult if you have heavy luggage!!)

Use google and don't trust him to get off at the police station...you have to keep walking up the stairs to the top! The little less straight up stairs down the old street is also closer. Or call the car to Fukuyama Palace, then go down a few stairs to get there. It was raining heavily and I was so embarrassed to take my luggage. I went to Jiufen Elementary School and called my boss to ask for directions. The boss personally came out to meet me and helped me move my luggage. I'm really grateful. The bathroom faucet was broken, and the boss fixed it immediately. Although the hot water is limited, it is enough to bubble. Both days have freshly cooked Japanese breakfast, facing the mountains and sea, very beautiful. Although there is no refrigerator in the room, there is a shared one outside the room. Anyway, there are only three groups of guests at most, so there is no problem. The only thing is that the mattress is very slippery on the wooden board, and it shifts when I fall asleep ~ it's more unaccustomed.

The owner was very polite and we had a comfortable stay. The town of Jiufen itself has many ups and downs, so it can be difficult to get around with luggage, but being close to tourist spots was very helpful.