I loved staying here!! It had such a great communal vibe to it. One of my favorite memories from traveling Japan is sitting at the low tables in the common area, eating a convenience store dinner and watching baseball on the tv. I was only there 3 nights but it felt like it would’ve been an easy place to settle into for a longer stay. There was a fridge and kitchen, two showers & toilets, laundry, luggage storage, lockers, etc. Very close to the train station. Rooms were clean, I felt like the staff did a great job on the upkeep. I would definitely recommend you stay here. The only thing to be aware of is that the mattresses are really thin so the sleeping surface feels really hard.
It is convenient from Yaincheon. The room is clean and the cospa is good. However, I personally think it is better to have sundays. It's about 1000 yen different, so I'm determined which one to choose by the price.
As the name suggests, Showa-like inn. The best inn for me. But the toilet was a little troubled. I wipe it with my left hand when wiping my butt, but when I wipe it, the toilet seat tilts to the right side, if you fix it, 100 perfect score, because it's me (laughs) Also, Goemon bath I wonder if it was good, I've been in Fukushima since I entered, so I'm very satisfied. (laughter)
The morning meal was a bad thing, the staff and the greeting were able to respond comfortably!
The parking lot was saved for free, but it was a little annoying to have to leave the key at the front desk every time, such as when I forgot something! The public bath was vacant and there was a sauna and I was very satisfied!
Excellent. Silent, cool rooms, where you wouldn't think they're in the container. The bicycle is a camera-controlled parking ceiling big plus a bicycle travel. If I happen to get to the place I'll surely come back.
The room is Japanese-style tatami, spacious and bright, with a separate bathroom, clean and hygienic as a whole, and the folk boss is warm.
The focus is on two meals with a Japanese-style dry dinner, very rich and delicious (the picture is breakfast).
Chinese boss and Japanese grandfather run the homestay
In the suburbs of Shibuchi City, Kagoshima, you can't come without driving.
There is also a small homestay gathering area in the very quiet farmland five or six kilometers away from Zhibuzhi Central District.
The room is like a single room. It will be smaller for two people. Try to live in a room for one person.
The bathroom is not big but the hot water is very flushing. The bath is very comfortable.
The room has air conditioning and a public balcony (three rooms share a large balcony, there is no partition between each other)
The friend responded that the room she lived in near the bathroom was a bit damp and damp
I didn't feel obvious in the room near the door
Friends who have a car/rental car to drive by themselves can consider it more affordable
I loved staying here!! It had such a great communal vibe to it. One of my favorite memories from traveling Japan is sitting at the low tables in the common area, eating a convenience store dinner and watching baseball on the tv. I was only there 3 nights but it felt like it would’ve been an easy place to settle into for a longer stay. There was a fridge and kitchen, two showers & toilets, laundry, luggage storage, lockers, etc. Very close to the train station. Rooms were clean, I felt like the staff did a great job on the upkeep. I would definitely recommend you stay here. The only thing to be aware of is that the mattresses are really thin so the sleeping surface feels really hard.
Our stay at Nanshukan was truly wonderful! The service was exceptional, and we especially loved that our room was on the 7th floor, offering a really excellent view from the terrace. A huge, unexpected highlight was the owner's generosity in providing us with free, delicious shabu-shabu. It was a memorable meal and a kind gesture that made our stay perfect. Highly recommend!👍👍👍
This place is incredible, ran by a small operation up in the mountains of Kagoshima. The onsen is something out of this world. Rich with iron and minerals from the mountain, it looks like something akin to a studio Ghibli movie from the outside. The staff are kind and very helpful and breakfast is a real treat for those who like a traditional Japanese breakfast. 10/10 would highly recommend and stay again. Also to note as a foreigner with tattoos the staff don’t seem to mind so much and my entrance to the baths was permissible. That may be helpful to know.
Very convenient location if you are looking to explore kirishima natural park. The room is big compared to janaese standards. Free parking on the premises and the breakfast is also very good. The room is ok, it has been remodeled, good place to rest after a long hike. There is a very nice onsen nearby. The best point of this place was the person in charge, he was very diligent and kind to our every need. Rapidly responding to any doubts.
RRomanGreat place. There is a nice cafe on the second floor. The sand springs are nearby. The room is tiny but cozy. There is a bathtub. It’s a classical Japanese styled room. There is water in the fridge. Also, if you need to buy something, there is a drug store nearby.
If you decide whether to stay there or not hope it helps. The only disadvantage is that you need to walk around 20 min from the station.
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