We spent four nights at the end of the year and the beginning of the new year. If you want to spend a few days in nature (especially the sea and mountains) and in calm, Mikawa could be a very good place to visit. The manager and staff were very friendly and will help you to enjoy the town, from restaurant selection to transportation. We enjoyed free hot springs every day (for B&B Mikawa guests), complimentary breakfast, a music bar twice (one with a local band, less than five minutes to walk), various local restaurants (fresh seafood at a quite good price), and a fireplace in our room.

When we visited at the end of the year, when many restaurants and facilities were closed in Japan, we couldn't see as many places as we wished. However, it made us enjoy the town differently—walking along the seaside and in quiet neighborhoods. Do not expect busy towns or city life here. The town is for tourists who want to enjoy nature and have quiet times, I think.

Sasa the owner and Annie the manager went out of their way literally and figuratively to ensure we had a wonderful experience in Mikawa despite the unseasonable cold and wet weather. They drove us to Sasa's friend's restaurant and joined us for a FABULOUS 7 course seafood dinner that Sasa specially ordered. When Sasa learned my wife is allergic to wheat and soy sauce, he left the restaurant and went and bought a gluten-free sauce and brought it back to restaurant to be used for dishes he ordered for my wife! We experienced a couple of mishaps a few days before arriving that diminished our spirits. With many thanks to Annie and Sasa, our spirits were lifted by the best meal and evening spent of our 21 day trip. We will rave about Sasa, Annie and B&B Mikawa for years to come.

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We loved this property, potentially the best we have ever stayed at. While the facilities and the actual cabin we stayed in were beyond exceptional, we owe our amazing experience of Mikawa to the B & B host, Sasa. He was so attentive and gave us phenomenal recommendations for places we definitely wouldn’t have been able to find without his help. We were only in Mikawa for two nights, and those two nights became highlights of our month long trip. Guided to the freshest seafood we have ever tried and probably wouldn’t have had the guts to try without Sasa’s recommendations. On the second night he even drove us to dinner and sat down with us and we had such a wonderful chat. Sasa made our trip special and we were so inspired by his kindness and love of life.

There was nothing we didn’t like about this property, our stay was amazing

This is my first time pausing during a trip to write a review, but my experience at B&B Mikawa truly deserves it. Sasa and Annie are incredible hosts—both are so full of joy and radiate such positive energy. They went above and beyond, from helping us book amazing local restaurants to securing last-minute temple reservations. If this isn’t top-notch hospitality, I don’t know what is. We only stayed two days at B&B Mikawa, but if we’d known how wonderful it would be, we would have booked an entire week. The facility itself is modern, stylishly designed, and very comfortable. With access to an onsen, bicycles, and a nearby train station, everything we needed was at our fingertips. Thanks to Sasa-san and Annie-san, we created unforgettable memories of Japan. I hope we get to meet them again someday!

After spending over a week in Tokyo, a couple of days in Mikawa felt like a breath of fresh air. In retrospect, we would have loved to extend our stay at the Mikawa B&B. Sasa and Annie are exceptional hosts—kind and attentive. The facility is impeccably clean, featuring beautiful, traditional-style rooms. The sashimi and sushi restaurants are outstanding, especially since Sasa and Annie guide you through the experience, as the menus aren't in English. The ocean views and sunsets are stunning, and the B&B offers free bike rentals along with access to public hot spring baths at a steamy 42.7°C. Mikawa, though small and somewhat off the beaten path, is a gem that deserves to be cherished. I sincerely hope Sasa and Annie continue to thrive in their work and enjoy every moment. I kindly ask future guests to respect the tranquility of this beautiful place and refrain from overwhelming it with mass tourism.

The epitome of Japanese hospitality! The hosts were incredibly kind and helpful. They gave us recommendations for where to eat in Mikawa, helped us order food, helped us get a car for trips to the beach and Hakusan National Park, and recommended we attend some local music events. Strolling through the town on quiet evenings after a delicious meal was really special. The suite was very comfortable and well-equipped for our family of four. Breakfast was yummy and very nice to have on site. The place also came with bikes and free entrance to the local onsen. Mikawa is a 20 minute train ride from Kanazawa Station. After being in Tokyo and Kyoto, this was the perfect place to stay to get away from big cities and see other parts of Japan. But Kanazawa is still close and it was easy to navigate getting back to Tokyo through Kanazawa Station. The hosts also gave us information about a city bus loop that leaves from Kanazawa Station and stops at major attractions. In the end, we had so much fun being in Mikawa and seeing other areas that we didn't go to Kanazawa except through the train station.

Everything was good!! The staff most be the best thing about this place. They were very helpful and charismatic

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A very nice place to stay for a visit to Kanazawa. Which is an amazing city by the way.. The apartment was modern and clean and the owners very friendly and helpful. There is a free breakfast, which is limited but sufficient, and a fridge with drinks available as well as a washing machine. The, again free, bike's are great to check the surroundings. The village itself is honestly a bit 'simple' which can be good to relax after traveling big, hectic cities, but perhaps too quiet when you like wandering shopping-streets in the evening. Train station is at a 5 minute walking distance and there are 2 supermarkets near by and some restaurants. Overall a good place for a stay for a few nights, while exploring the Kanazawa area.

The owner helped us make a reservation in a great sushi place just outside of town, and even offered to drive us. Room is spacious, bigger than most. Good price, great value for money. Breakfast included. A bit basic, hard boiled eggs, jam on toast. But nice. Lively bar close by - ask the owner where it is! Great private parking lot.

While the checkin time was supposed to be 8pm, they emailed us asking to arrive before 7pm. We had to fetch the key from a bar in the train station, then had to move the car again. They initially said that the bill wasn't paid yet even though we did pay via booking.com. It would be nice if the checkin experience was more streamlined after a long day of travel ;)

The property itself is very nice design, clean and welcoming. The best part is the staff and the owner, awesome people. Annie was waiting for us at the property and offer us an upgrade. We live the loft we stayed in. She stay with us and explained us what we can do in Kanazawa and Mikawa and give us a map and other tourist informations. After she called to make a restaurant reservation in the village at the famous sashimi place where the cook is authorized to cook Paffer fish. We went walking at the restaurant and unfortunately we had to go ti an atm to take cash because the restaurant accept only cash. Sasa, the owner of the B&B was looking after us, after the restaurant told him we went for cash. At the supermarket he pick us up in the car and bring us to the restaurant. He helped us with the order and later he come to pick us up and invite us for sake in the bae village. We are appreciating everything and we highly recommend Ainee, Sasa and his B&B. They also had a small self service breakfast included in the price and a good coffee machine. Value and service of our stay at this property are more than 10. Thank you again.

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