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13th January 2010, 09:56 PM
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 Booking minshukus
A while back I stumbled across an English-speaking service for booking minshukus (traditional bed & breakfast places) in Japan. These are often run by old Japanese grandmas who don't speak any English, but are wonderful (and cheap) places to stay, so this service looked like a godsend for booking up accommodation. But do think I can find it?  Anyway, does anyone know of a decent service to book minshukus? This was a telephone service I think, so an online one would be even better.  |
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15th January 2011, 06:44 AM
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Hi Steve Have you tried ' Rakuten Travel ' ? That's my favorite website when I book accomodation in Japan. :) [Rakuten Travel] Japan's Hotel and Ryokan reservation mega site |
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