"Michael and his wife, Kotoha, are genuinely lovely people. They were incredibly warm, friendly and accommodating, and made me feel very welcome during my stay. The hostel itself is very well kept, exceptionally clean and tidy, with great facilities and everything you need for a comfortable stay. I really enjoyed my time here and would 100% stay again. Highly recommended."
"Michael and his wife, Kotoha, are genuinely lovely people. They were incredibly warm, friendly and accommodating, and made me feel very welcome during my stay. The hostel itself is very well kept, exceptionally clean and tidy, with great facilities and everything you need for a comfortable stay. I really enjoyed my time here and would 100% stay again. Highly recommended."
"After spending 18 days in various hostels around Japan, and hundreds of days around the world, this one had been my absolute favorite. The best sleep I have gotten on my trip and the breakfast was an amazing treat. Walking distance to most sights."
"After spending 18 days in various hostels around Japan, and hundreds of days around the world, this one had been my absolute favorite. The best sleep I have gotten on my trip and the breakfast was an amazing treat. Walking distance to most sights."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A hostel which is very near to the bus station, with very cozy environment and very clean beddings. The Owner Mr. Yoshi was very helpful during our stay, and help me and my friends a lot on changing of bookings on Mt Fuji during the super typhoon. Yoshi helped us to arrange hotel bookings as well as lugguage transfers to another hotel during our Mountain climbing.
A hostel which is very near to the bus station, with very cozy environment and very clean beddings. The Owner Mr. Yoshi was very helpful during our stay, and help me and my friends a lot on changing of bookings on Mt Fuji during the super typhoon. Yoshi helped us to arrange hotel bookings as well as lugguage transfers to another hotel during our Mountain climbing.
Amy
Reviewed September 16, 2018Reviewed September 16, 2018
Remarkable environment,
Unexpected experience,
Stay at this hotel car is a must.
Hotel staff is super helpful but difficult to find n see they’re like Ninja.
Remarkable environment,
Unexpected experience,
Stay at this hotel car is a must.
Hotel staff is super helpful but difficult to find n see they’re like Ninja.
Tsz Man Robert
Reviewed October 29, 2022Reviewed October 29, 2022
The place is tranquil. A good place to relax. The staff/ reception was very friendly, helpful and understanding. Also children friendly. The room was spacious enough for all of us comfortably. The gas heater was warm but unfortunately made the room smelled of gas a little but acceptable. Other guests were respectable in using the shared facilities. Overall we had a very good experience and would stay there again. I would recommend driving there instead of relying on public transport.
The place is tranquil. A good place to relax. The staff/ reception was very friendly, helpful and understanding. Also children friendly. The room was spacious enough for all of us comfortably. The gas heater was warm but unfortunately made the room smelled of gas a little but acceptable. Other guests were respectable in using the shared facilities. Overall we had a very good experience and would stay there again. I would recommend driving there instead of relying on public transport.
nice and quiet hotel and old-style onsen. i have no idea if it's the winter time reason or whatever, not so many guests there, basically we shared the whole hotel among 2 or 3 rooms of guests only. nice in a way. but honestly i think the dinner and breakfast could have been better.
nice and quiet hotel and old-style onsen. i have no idea if it's the winter time reason or whatever, not so many guests there, basically we shared the whole hotel among 2 or 3 rooms of guests only. nice in a way. but honestly i think the dinner and breakfast could have been better.
choi hung
Reviewed December 13, 2022Reviewed December 13, 2022
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