Počitniške nastanitve v mestu Omihachiman

Janine Avstralija

Guesthouse En is a beautiful rural getaway. The house was large compared with the many small hotel rooms we stayed in during our stay and it was so lovely to stay somewhere that had genuine Japanese atmosphere, but that also catered to western tourists (e.g. the bath/shower is suitable for both western and Japanese travellers). We also appreciated the little extra touches like an automatic heater in the toilet and decent coffee bags. The bikes were great to get us to and from town, and Hiroshi was also very generous to take us to and from the station for a day trip to Kyoto. Would recommend to anyone who wants to get out of town and experience Japan a little more slowly.

James ZDA

My wife and I are not young folks anymore. The trip to the bathroom during the night was somewhat difficult for us. The bedroom was on the upper floor in the lovely traditional Japanese house. The narrow stairway was challenging for us. There is ample room downstairs and perhaps owners would accommodate a request to put the bedding there.

Dane ZDA

Host met us at the train station and drove us to the house, which was very nice.

Carole Hong Kong

This was a fantastic place to stay, the house is in a beautiful area of Omihachiman with small winding paths and beautiful houses. It is close to shrines, and Mt Hachiman, which we hiked. We also rented bikes and cycled around the area through beautiful rice paddies. The house is bright, very well equipped with fully equipped kitchen. The owner Sun made sure we had everything we needed and even offered us a ride to the train station on our last day.

Rattaphong Tajska

Japanese traditional house ,country site nice weather, location and people

Yrainz Singapur

Liked the well equipped kitchen. The place was very nice and clean. The beds were firm and the pillows were just nice. The place was near some nice restaurants.

Julia ZDA

Wonderful rental property on a historic street in a quiet town, and a unique opportunity to stay in a traditional Machiya townhouse. It's the kind of experience that you come to Japan for, sleeping on futon in a tatami mat room, experiencing small town village life. The house has been beautifully restored and has everything you need. The host, who I never actually met in person, offered helpful restaurant recommendations and assistance making reservations, in addition to very detailed instructions on getting to the property from the train station by public bus. The toilet and bath is located in a separate building, which is a bit inconvenient in the middle of the night, but also contributes to the unique experience. I loved my stay here.

Anne ZDA

Easy walk from the train station, shopping district, affordable restaurants, and a coin laundromat with powerful dryers. Built in a 2-story loft style, was very spacious, with more than enough room for 4 adult travelers + luggage. The free WiFi was excellent. The full kitchen--with fridge, microwave, toaster oven, hot pot, rice cooker, coffee maker, pots, dishes, & scissors--made it easy for us to prepare meals, snacks, & hot drinks. The traditional shower/bath combo, modern toilet, and washing machine made our 5-day stay feasible. We had to learn how and remember to turn on the hot water each time before using the tub/shower. When it rained, we were able to use umbrellas stored in the foyer. The fluffy futons made sleeping in the tatami rooms extra cozy!