The owner is a kind elderly woman who takes care of you and cooks dinner and breakfast for you. The food is very delicious. The accommodation is in a traditional, old-style setting with shared bathrooms. There are three rooms on the second floor, all sharing a bathroom, so it might not be spotlessly clean. Inside the room, you'll find face towels, Hakata pajamas, and bed sheets. The blankets are quite dusty. It's okay if you like a rustic style of accommodation, but if you prefer cleanliness, this isn't for you. There's no heater in the room, but I don't know if they'll provide one in winter.