Monthly Rentals in Itano, Itano District

· Supermarket is 7-8 minutes walk away.The inn had dishes, a coffee maker, a Balmuda toaster, and a microwave, which was nice for self-catering. The cleaning was also clean and I had a comfortable stay. There were also two toilets, which were clean.The bathroom was large and comfortable. It is located in Tokushima city and has good access. It was in a drinking street, so I was a little anxious at first, but it was not so noisy and it was quiet on weeknights. There are two rooms on the second floor, but the sound is thin or loud between the walls.But I didn't mind that much. It was spacious enough for three people to stay, fully equipped, and I was able to cook by myself, and I had a comfortable stay.I liked the clean toilet. Thank you! There was a parking space in front of the house, which was convenient.

Fusako-san was unbelievably friendly. We felt at ease within few Minutes after arriving, since she gave us such an warm welcome. Her Hospitality was top notch and she proactively gave us amazing recommendations for the area. If I ever come to Tokushima again, I would definitely want to stay at her place again. I can highly recommend staying at Fusako-san's place!

We had a fantastic stay at Shin’s place. Great value! Shin and his wife are incredibly helpful and friendly hosts who let us use two of their bikes for our mini pilgrimage to eight temples in the area and also gave us a ride to the train station at the end of our stay. We cooked breakfast in the little kitchen in the apartment and went out for several really good meals in the neighborhood. The hot showers were very nice and the heater worked well. It was super quiet at night. Highly recommend Shin’s place!

This historic Japanese house is a treasure. Mr and Mrs Shizuya were so friendly and generous. We stayed with them 5 years ago and loved returning to “home”. I came to study the indigo dying process and uncovered this gem. The host’s grandfather was an indigo dye grader. He kindly shared his story. They also shared vegetables from their garden. We felt so welcomed. This time I brought my Japanese sister with me. I want to come back.