Monthly Rentals in Seiyo

We stayed at Mori’s place for 8 nights and had the most amazing time. It is a lovely cabin in the forest, very peaceful, with only the sound of the birds. The cabin is cosy, with good hot and cold AC, and lots of blankets. There is a lovely bath. Mori made the cabin himself, it’s amazing! The cabin is right on the Shikoku pilgrimage trail, with lots of options of walks through the forest from the door. We walked to Temple 44 in just under an hour, and into Kumakogen to a cafe (Kuma Cafe, which was great). There is a good supermarket in Kumakogen where you can get all of your supplies. You can get to the cabin on the bus from Matsuyama JR station, it was really easy. Then Mori was kind enough to pick us up from Kumakogen. Mori was the most friendly and generous host. He invited us for coffee, and took us on some amazing trips to see the local area - Temple 45 + Omogo Gorge. You won’t find a kinder air bnb host! Thank you so much for your generosity and hospitality! We will be back!

Minmi’s the perfect host. She really made me feel at home and provided nice recommendations. She even picked me up from the nearby train station. Her restaurant was closed, nevertheless she offered me fish and homemade orange juice!

This bnb is absolutely beautiful. Lots of room, beautifully appointed and everything you need. Leina booked us in at a restaurant in town (Katsu) and the food and people were sensational. We had trouble getting hot water to the shower. Not sure if it was our fault or not. As stunning as this place is, I feel that charging for towels and having to make your own bed ( not just roll out the futon, but put sheets and pillow cases on) is just a bit steep. After reading all about the bar and dinner and breakfast in the reviews we were also disappointed to discover that it was closed. Overall though, it is peaceful and comfortable and beautiful. Highly recommend!!

This was by far the best experience I’ve had with Airbnb. The house has a traditional feel, but is very modern (especially the kitchen and bathroom). If you’re using this as a base for cycling, it’s got everything you need (and lots of space for unpacking and working on bikes). Even if you’re not cycling, it’s a perfect place for small or large groups. It’s also walking distance to shops if you need supplies. Shin is a great host, and super helpful at getting us settled in quickly. Will definitely be back!