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It was our first time staying in a cultural heritage property, and it was a valuable experience for our children as well—we were able to enter places we normally wouldn’t, such as the tea room, Noh stage, and storehouse. It also allowed us to take a three-generation trip with our parents, who preferred not to travel far due to physical limitations, and we made wonderful memories.

It was our first stay in decades since we visited when our children were little. This time, the two of us enjoyed a relaxing stay in the cabin. I was worried because I’m not comfortable with outdoor toilets, but even though they were campground restrooms, they were clean and well maintained, which put me at ease. The cabin interior was also clean. We’d love to stay again in the near future.

It was quiet, the room was clean, and it was more spacious than I expected—I’m extremely satisfied. There’s a roadside station next door, so I bought some local craft beer, other drinks, and various foods, then relaxed in the room watching the Hanshin Tigers while having dinner. On the way home, I stopped by Tamba Farm to buy some chestnuts. I’d love to stay again—thank you.

We arrived in the evening and chose the plan with two meals included. The only convenience store within walking distance is a Lawson about 10–15 minutes away. Since you have to cross a national highway at night, it feels far. We were glad we added meals. The carefully prepared dishes were unique both to look at and to taste, and we really enjoyed them. I definitely recommend adding meals. We went early in the morning to Ritsuunkyo, came back for breakfast, rested in our Room, and then hiked up Takeda Castle; being able to take breaks along the way was great. This is a recommended Accommodation. Since it is an old traditional house Hotel, I would not recommend it to those who cannot enjoy an older building or who expect perfect Facilities.