Guest Villa Houou

This inn is a renovated valuable Japanese house. The garden that can be seen from the room is also wonderful. Each piece of furniture is antique and looks like a museum. Stayed in the main house. The feeling of the floor sinking when I walked down the hallway made me feel nostalgic, and it felt like I was visiting my grandparents' house. In the large garden, there is a cute dog that was rescued and now has an owner. He is very clever. The entrance is difficult to find as there is no signboard other than a name plate with the individual's name. There are no amenities such as cleansing, lotion, emulsion, and socks.

I would like to visit again in the summer ❗✨ On the day I visited, I was able to watch fireflies dancing wildly on the surface of the mountain stream flowing below the room after 8pm, and it was a great memory ❗✨

It was a wonderful holiday where I felt like I was visiting relatives in the countryside and enjoying all the good things. But this may depend on the room you stayed in. The guest room we stayed in was a very open room with glass walls on three sides, overlooking the river so clear that you could see fish swimming below, and at night the hostess recommended fireworks, so we went out from the verandah and held hand-held fireworks. There is no air conditioner, so you have to put up a mosquito net and sleep while listening to the insects. There's a TV, but it's so natural that you don't have time to turn it on. Anyway, it's an unusual inn in a good way. It might be surprising from the impression you get from the site, but I think kids might have a lot of fun with it. Our children were very happy.

This inn is limited to 2 groups per day. The building is a building that is used for guests in the home where the elderly owner grew up, so it has a completely different feel from hotels or inns built for lodging purposes. It felt like I was visiting a distant relative's home and being treated with hospitality. I was able to enjoy seasonal flowers in the large garden, and I was able to spend a very quiet time there. You can use the bath anytime and reserve it without crowding. The night sky is full of stars. The tea room in the garden is also wonderful. It was a place where you could enjoy the experience of ``tasting the atmosphere.'' When we arrived, the owner came out to meet us outside the gate and waited for us so that we could find him after we had gotten lost. Please take care of your body and stay healthy. Thank you to the staff who look like Yoshie Ichige for their help. I look forward to hearing from you again.

It wasn't worth 40,000 yen per person at all. The reviews mentioned the host's service, but surprisingly there was no service at all. I ended up showing around the mansion. Moreover, it seems that the previous owner sold this inn as a whole, so it is not even the owner's birthplace. What was written in the reviews was actually the exact opposite, and I was surprised that the conversation with the staff didn't mesh at all. and! It's not a hot spring in the first place! And it's not even free! I just keep regular water in the bath! This is a scam. After all, I was aiming for a hot spring. And there was a huge spider web in the bathroom. The rice is also cut out in a hot pot where you just cut the ingredients and serve, so it's much better than the 20,000 course meals elsewhere. Finally, I blamed the guest for the inn's fault. It is not suitable for people who want to be healed by the service or who are looking for a hot spring. It's really just a self-service guesthouse... I'm really disappointed. 1-20,000 yen per night might be normal, but it's only 40,000 yen in such a remote area.