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A number of reviewers suppose that the staff is cute here. Google users awarded Hostel Perch 4.4.
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Jenny Sito
4 months ago on Google
Nifty little hostel. Very clean and quiet next to an ancient shinto shrine. Though far from the ports, buses assured visitors easy accessibility. Guests are respectful and behave civicly. 2 minutes walk to the beach facing the Japan sea. Service: 5
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Liam Mugavin
5 months ago on Google
We stayed in cedar self contained. Great valuation for money. Shrine just outside the window with cherry blossom starting to bloom. One night there was Taiko drum practice at the shrine, added to the sado vibe. Service: 5
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4 months ago
Thank you very much for staying with us. We’re so happy to hear that you enjoyed Sado in the spring, especially the cherry blossoms and the taiko practice at the shrine. We’d love to welcome you again in a different season.
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T- 1000
7 months ago on Google
Not for children. Better suited for introverted hipster-types that don't like communication. Good: The room was modern and comfortable. The rustic design of the hotel was kind of cool. Bad: This place is.... not for kids. I was there with my four year old boy and 1 year old twins, and we felt like we were in the way a lot of the time, even when we were walking from the front door through the "lobby" of the property through the back to where our room was. The owners and staff here aren't all that friendly: Very self-important hipster types who seemed to look down on me and my small children. The owners (wearing beanie hats, trendy haircuts, hipster goatee, look like they spend all their money on Snow Peak stuff, you know the kind), were pretty cold to my kids, and looked at them like they shouldn't be there. Another girl, who was clearly part time, peroxide hair, ridiculous fingernails didn't welcome us in the morning, and generally responded to any kind of verbal communication with "....はい..... はい....はい.....". Aaaaaand another thing: anytime that we went to talk to any of the staff at the front desk, they were always playing around on their MacBooks, and when we would approach them to talk to them, they didn't have the good grace or manners to close their devices, they kind of looked up with a bored expression, gave us the minimal amount of attention, and went back to what they were doing as soon as we left them alone. On both mornings that we were there, the local シルバーズクラブ (old people with nothing better to do) were very noisy cleaning the shrine right outside our room early on both a Saturday and Sunday morning, with leaf blowers, grass strimmers, and generally shouting to each other for about two hours. Two of my kids were sick with a fever, and so basically were unable to get a decent rest both nights we stayed. When I voiced my concerns about this to the front desk staff (a tall skinny guy with braces) kind of shrugged and said "I just work here, there's nothing that I can do about it". Really terrible customer service. There also was no TV in the room. Thank god I packed my projector. Service: 1
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