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I made the reservation because my 3-year-old child loves trains, and the idea of being able to see the Kominato Railway up close was very appealing. My child was thrilled, and we had a memorable summer vacation. For those considering staying here, I’ve summarized the pros and cons below. 【Pros】 - You can see the Kominato Railway from a very close distance - A barbecue grill is provided (*bring your own charcoal and fire starters) - The house is very spacious and clean - About a 10-minute drive to Zō no Kuni (Elephant Kingdom) - A 2–3 minute walk to Seven-Eleven convenience store - Plenty of air conditioners installed throughout the house - Equipped with a projector and large TV screen - As it’s a rental villa, there’s also a rice cooker and microwave available - Toilets and showers are available on both floors 【Cons】 - The staff at reception (possibly foreign?) spoke limited Japanese - There were many insects like spiders or grasshoppers outside (*we saw some inside as well) - Most nearby shops are closed on weekdays - The road leading to the accommodation is narrow, which might be intimidating for larger vehicles My family was deeply impressed by how well this traditional house has been maintained, and we could feel the owner’s attention to detail everywhere. There were also delicious restaurants nearby, so we’d love to stay here again!

A hidden gem!! We stayed with our pet, and honestly, the Room was extremely clean. We stay with our pet about five times a year, and this place is truly spotless. The open grounds are spacious and refreshing, and in the morning and at night there’s a pleasant breeze. It’s also conveniently located near Lake Biwa and Wakasa, making it great for sightseeing.

A village nestled in a quiet villa area of Kita-Karuizawa. The Accommodation is dog-friendly with free indoor access and a private dog run. The dog run is generously covered with wood chips, and the BBQ area was well maintained, so we felt comfortable letting our dog play. Sitting on the deck in front of the trailer house, you can hear the gentle stream nearby, and all you see is lush greenery with no man-made structures in sight. Luom no Mori nearby, which we were kindly introduced to, offered delicious pizza in a spacious forest garden. At Asama Otaki Falls, the shaded walking path was pleasant, and our dog occasionally walked through the stream. This tiny house combines an attractive location that’s perfect for traveling with dogs with plenty of space and convenience.

We chose this place because we wanted to take our kids to the beach and enjoy a BBQ. We don’t have a car, so we look for places we can reach by train. It was great that we could get there with a train transfer and then just a 6-minute walk from the bus stop. As soon as we stepped through the entrance, the spacious, beautiful garden lifted our spirits too! The Room was very stylish, with a comfortable sofa where we could truly relax. The tiled floor felt great underfoot, and with glass doors across one side, it was wonderful to look out over the garden. We don’t have a dog, but there were no odors or pet hair at all—nothing bothered us. Maybe because we had kids with us, there were thoughtful touches like origami paper, colored pencils, and games (including “Nanja Monja”), and we enjoyed them all. It’s also close to the beach, and there’s a convenience store nearby—very convenient overall. The seafood restaurant was crowded so we gave up this time, but we’d love to try again next time. They also sell shaved ice at reception—we had mango and matcha. They said it’s made with homemade syrup, and it was delicious! The waves were a bit high since it was right before a typhoon, but our kids loved it—playing in the waves and on the sand. They also played card games in the garden, relaxed on the small hammock swinging back and forth, and even found frogs and grasshoppers—so they kept asking over and over: “When are we coming again?”

We stayed here again for our dog’s 9th birthday—our first return visit in three years. The location is truly excellent: the sandy beach just a short walk away feels like a completely private beach at this time of year, and strolling along the shoreline at sunset lets you enjoy an extraordinary escape from everyday life. During our evening BBQ, we were also able to take in a sky full of stars that we didn’t get to see last time. It was only for one night again, but thank you for providing another wonderful place to make special memories with our dog!

The best points were that there were five parking spaces right in front of the Hotel available for 700 yen per day, it was close to the station, and the Room was spacious. A few disappointing points were that there was no power outlet by the pillow, there was no bidet toilet seat, and I would have liked coffee (green tea was provided). Overall, it is an older Hotel, but it felt clean and I could stay at a reasonable price, so I had a good impression.

I stayed here during a solo trip. It was my first time staying at a guesthouse, and it was a lovely space—clean, calm, and comfortable. The staff in the shared area chatted with me a lot, which made me really happy. It’s my best memory from the trip. I’ll be back. Thank you!

It was my first time staying at a Hotel with an unmanned front desk, and I was excited when the key box opened automatically after I entered the code sent to my phone (lol). Although the floor and the Room show their age, everything was very clean, and I really appreciated this level of quality at that price. However, the shower pressure in the bathroom was weak, which was inconvenient. Since it was summer, I managed somehow. It would also have been nice to have makeup remover. Thank you for a wonderful memory.

Close to the station. There are many convenience stores and restaurants nearby. There is a police box very close by, so you can feel safe. The Room is clean, and the air conditioning works well. There is an outlet near the bedside. You can turn off all lights from the switch by the bedside. As it is unmanned, you can come and go without worrying about others. It was very comfortable.

Stayed in Furano for 2 nights from August 27 to 29. The accommodation was perfect as I was planning to stay in a condominium. The one-bedroom space was just right and comfortable for two people. The kitchenette is simple, but it should be sufficient for those who don't cook much. Above all, the staff were very kind and attentive, making the stay pleasant and comfortable. They communicated fluently in Japanese without any issues. It was a truly appreciated experience.

I love the ocean and was looking for a Resort Hotel where I could truly relax on my first day off in a while. This Hotel is in an amazing location with the blue Pacific Ocean stretching out right in front of you. Spending time in a beautifully furnished Room—lying back on the fluffy, spacious canopy bed, listening to the waves at leisure, and watching the sparkling sunrise—was pure luxury and bliss. The kind Hotel staff also shared great local food recommendations in Chikura and suggested places to visit—I’m truly grateful. Thank you so much! I will definitely be back!

Hello, this time I stayed at a traditional Japanese house for the first time. I was able to spend a very wonderful time with my friends. I thought the nights in Tsuwano in November might be cold, but with the floor heating, it was very warm and comfortable. I definitely want to visit again. Thank you.

For my first trip to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, I chose this style of stay, and it was absolutely the right choice. It felt like my own home—spacious and relaxing—and my friend and I enjoyed two nights experiencing life in Kurashiki. It’s located within the Bikan area and close to Achi Shrine, so it’s convenient for sightseeing, yet it was very quiet. Since amenities are different from a Hotel, you’ll need to keep that in mind, and there is no TV as well. Still, it’s a wonderful house that I’d love to visit again if I have the chance.

We stayed here with children. All the necessary amenities (cooking utensils, tableware, etc.) were well provided, and we could really feel the owner’s attention to detail, including the interior design. The moment you step into the Room, you can’t help but think, “Wonderful!” Above all, the view of the ocean from the second floor is exceptional—like a painting. The weather during our stay wasn’t great, but we’d love to visit again on a clear day. (It’s still a lovely view even when it’s cloudy.) There aren’t any convenience stores or supermarkets nearby, but within about a 15-minute drive there are cafés, small shops, and activity providers—so you won’t have any trouble. A beautiful beach is also within walking distance. There’s also a small local shop nearby, so basic items like drinks, cup noodles, and snacks are easy to get. Having a washer-dryer, extra towels, and a large refrigerator was extremely helpful for a longer stay as well. The only downside is that there is no handrail on the stairs, so it feels unsafe to let small children go up and down on their own. It might be scary for older guests too. All in all, this is definitely a place we’d like to stay again when visiting Ishigaki Island.

We stayed as a group of three families, totaling nine people, ranging from a 1.5-year-old toddler to a couple in their 60s. There were four bedrooms, allowing each family to have their own space, making it very convenient for a large group. The upstairs living room, kitchen, and dining area were spacious as well. The stylish design and cleanliness made our stay very comfortable. For both dinner and breakfast, we went shopping for ingredients at a nearby supermarket and enjoyed cooking together as a group. It was an entirely different and enjoyable experience compared to staying at the usual Hotel or Ryokan. Our 1.5-year-old grandchild was thrilled with the new experiences away from daily life and had so much fun. On the train ride home, they seemed to feel sad about leaving Katase-Enoshima behind. It became an unforgettable trip filled with wonderful memories for all three families!

I stayed in the Pokémon Room for two nights. Most of the guests were foreigners, and there were hardly any Japanese guests. Still, it was a comfortable trip.

This property, located in the highly popular area of Hayama, features a unique layout designed to maximize space. The second floor houses the bedrooms, while the third floor includes the living-dining-kitchen (LDK) area, bathroom, and balcony. The fourth floor offers a rooftop space with an elevator for convenience. However, please note that the parking space on the ground floor is quite narrow and directly faces a residential road, which may make parking challenging during certain times of day. If your vehicle exceeds the designated size limit for this parking spot, there is a coin-operated parking lot available diagonally across from the property. Inside, every corner of this facility is impeccably clean and well-organized. From the third-floor living room, you can enjoy stunning views of both the ocean and Mount Fuji (photos available). The facility provides excellent comfort and functionality for guests. Additionally, there is a bus stop with frequent service conveniently located right in front of the property—perfect for accessing dining options near Zushi Station or other nearby areas.

We were worried a typhoon might prevent us from staying, but we were able to go and had a great time. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t good, but the kids were happy to get in the pool. If I could ask for improvements, it would be the tiles by the pool. When they get wet from the pool water, they become extremely slippery and dangerous, so I’d love to see some non-slip measures such as artificial grass or something similar. Also, it would be nice if the lighting were a bit brighter. Other than that, it’s an excellent Facility.

As shown in the photos, this is a beautiful and stylish standalone house. The space is simple and very calming. The view from the Room is stunning, allowing for a wonderful experience like something out of a drama. The bathroom was spacious and absolutely fantastic! From check-in to check-out, you can enjoy complete privacy without encountering anyone else. However, there were some areas where cleaning was not thorough, which was slightly disappointing. The outdoor chairs and sandals were old and dirty, lacking cleanliness and making them uncomfortable to use. Additionally, some leftover condiments were found but it was unclear when they were purchased; the oil had also discolored, which felt concerning. While it's great to avoid waste from an eco-friendly perspective, it would be appreciated if usage dates could be noted for such items.