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MY LODGE Naoshima
Located in Naoshima, 400 metres from Naoshima Pavillion, MY LODGE Naoshima provides accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Naoshima Ryokan Roka
Set in Naoshima, 500 metres from Ando Museum, Naoshima Ryokan Roka offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Wright Style
Wright style is located in Naoshima. Featuring a bar, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
直島町ふるさと海の家 つつじ荘 -SeaSide Park Stay Tsutsujiso-
Featuring a restaurant and views of sea, 直島町ふるさと海の家 つつじ荘 -SeaSide Park Stay Tsutsujiso- is set in Naoshima, 300 metres from Pumpkin Sculpture.
Guest House Shimayado Aisunao
Guest House Shimayado Aisunao features air-conditioned guest accommodation in Naoshima, a few steps from Gokaisho Art House Project, 200 metres from Gokuraku-ji Temple and 200 metres from Ando Museum....
Episode1
Located just less than 1 km from Hachiman Shrine, Episode1 features accommodation in Naoshima with access to free bikes, a garden, as well as luggage storage space.
Oyajino Umi
Situated in Naoshima, within 80 metres of Gokaisho Art House Project and 100 metres of Gokuraku-ji Temple, Oyajino Umi offers accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning, a garden and a terrace.
Naoshima Kowloon
Set in Naoshima, within 100 metres of Sumiyoshi-taisha Temple and 200 metres of Naoshima Pavillion, Naoshima Kowloon offers accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi throughout the property.
One Rest Private House
One Rest Private House has a terrace and is situated in Naoshima, within just 300 metres of Ando Museum and 300 metres of Gokuraku-ji Temple.
BATONWORKS Naoshima
BATONWORKS Naoshima is situated in Naoshima, 700 metres from Sumiyoshi-taisha Temple, less than 1 km from Naoshima Pavillion, as well as 1.7 km from Gokaisho Art House Project.
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What guests said about Naoshima:
- 10Scored 10
It was peaceful and not crowded, even during cherry blossom...
It was peaceful and not crowded, even during cherry blossom season. The galleries were wonderful and you could spend 4 of 5 days relaxing, sight seeing, visiting port towns, galleries and the other islands. After a hectic tour of Japan, these last few days of our trip here was a welcome wind down. Very easy to get around the island using the town bus snd the free art shuttle bus. We had cheap but cute accommodation st the seaside park close to more expensive Benesse House accommodation and were able to have a buffet breakfast at Benesse which gave us a touch of luxury. As food options are limited make sure you book if you want a sit down meal though as we were caught out and had to walk 15 mins to another little town for dinner one night. Luckily it was a great meal and gorgeous walk.
Libby WilsonAustralia - 10Scored 10
The location and quiet were most welcome.
The location and quiet were most welcome. Our host Marc was extremely patient and helpful, with the best advice given to rent a car as my handicapped husband would have struggled up and down the slopes of Naoshima. It was such a joy to drive around the island at our own time and target, and then to come back to a wonderfully warm and beautiful home. Indeed, just like home! Would be great for a multi-tier family - there’s so much room!
Judy KhawSingapore - 8.0Scored 8.0
The city is for those who really want to see art and...
The city is for those who really want to see art and architecture. The experience is wonderful. Things only open between 10am and 4pm. Outside of these hours, it is an empty city, everything closed and no people.
Viagens da LeticiaBrazil - 10Scored 10
Fabulous art installations and galleries to visit in the...
Fabulous art installations and galleries to visit in the area. Well worth a visit. At least two. preferably three full days required if you wish to visit Teshima as well - worth it for the Teshima Art Museum.KarenNew Zealand - 8.0Scored 8.0
Naoshima is small and not overly populated but it does see...
Naoshima is small and not overly populated but it does see its fair share of tourists there to see a few galleries: Benesse House Museum, Chichu, and a few others - mostly starchitecture. Please make sure to reserve tickets before hand if this is your intention for coming here. We didn't and we were unable to go into the museum we had come to see. It was our mistake, but there was not any flexibility in regards to this. It is fair enough to preserve the experience, just be aware this is the situation. Some of these museums are also very much about the architects rather than a piece of interesting architecture housing an expansive or unique collection.
cat pawsNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Lots of amusing, nice and odd art on the island.
Lots of amusing, nice and odd art on the island. We rented bikes, which was good for going around. Beware that there are very few open restaurants, several were fully booked, so we ended up with just one simple place where we could dine. So we recommend Naoshima, but don't expect gourmet dining. You may as well end up bying a boxed meal at the 7eleven.
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