Kanazawa Guest House East Mountain

- it has all the facilities needed - REALLY good location - literally next to everything - tourists could say it's a "traditional" building, but it's just a hostel-made house from the Edo period - the Japanese owner was really nice and helpful whenever we needed him, a really talkative fella - free parking space BEHIND the house - beds are futon - i personally like it Equipment that's there and that's not: Shampoo/conditioner/soap: yes Towels: none / for 100yen one that's size of a palm Tooth brush or any small bathroom equipment: none (it's a guest house, not a hotel) - price is paid ON SPOT in CASH !!!! - the owner wasn't there with us, but he left his friend there for us that spoke no language but Mandarin. - He was always in the common area watching movies, and literally living there with us.making the common space unusable - the place is literally just to go to sleep at night, we cannot hang out in the house at all because of the guy (i don't know if he was just a guest or something, but he took the money and checked us in... Even talked to the owner in chinese.) - the bathtub is also unusable as it's missing a plug - when asked about it, the guy simply said "not for use" - shower use is limited until midnight - rooms look a bit unclean (nothing serious though, mostly just dust) -- paper thin walls (as expected of such a house - literally ZERO privacy) - there is no lock on the main door or anywhere else - on the last night, we think we found a bed bug (look-wise and for the fact that it released red liquid when squished) - I personally don't think it's an infestation, i couldn't find anything else apart from that one bug, it could have just been from the outside [attached photo] (To sum it all up, it wasn't that bad... It's actually enough for a budget stay with all the necessities. We just might not have been very lucky with the timing)