Case per le vacanze a Shingū

Devoniensis Singapore

Very clean and fairly new/well maintained accomodation. I have been to several shared bath accomodations and some have the weirdest setup that don't make sense. This place just does it. Bed is comfy and pillow has just the right height. There's proper hangers in the shower room, bins at the right spots, everything just makes sense so you'll be feeling like staying in a home instead of a hostel. Friendly and very helpful staffs to ease you through your stay and travel around the area.

Diane Stati Uniti

The guesthouse was beautiful. It was clean, convenient, and had every amenity. The host was outstanding and I was very pleased that he picked us up from the train station. It is the best guesthouse I have stayed at and would definitely return.

Karen Stati Uniti

Wonderful stay with everything clearly organized. The guest book had all the necessary information about the accommodation plus local restaurants and establishments. Yoko was very helpful at check in and available for questions throughout our stay. I would definitely recommend a stay at this guesthouse.

Adam Stati Uniti

Staying at the beguiling Kamikura Hideway was one of the highlights of our three-week trip to Japan, a vacation that included stays at a number of luxury hotels. Tetsuji and Mio, the incredibly hospitable owners of the property, have created a full-fledged art project that doubles as a kind of homestay. The house once belonged to Tetsuji's grandmother, an adventurous soul who took in an Icelandic geologist boarder whom Osakan Tetsuji befriended as a boy during his summer stays in Shingu. A-San, as he was known, disappeared one day, never to be heard from again. When Tetsuji took over the property, he constructed a kind of installation, leaving A-San's desk, rock samples, and books and composing a remarkably well written 80-page account of his childhood experiences with his grandmother and A-San that conveys the melancholy of the loss of his friend and his grandmother, as well as the evanescence of childhood. The whole thing is remarkably affecting and beautiful. In addition to presenting this beguiling story, the Hideaway offers nicely appointed rooms complete with expertly chosen books and maps and trinkets, rather comfortable beds, as well as strong air conditioning, a necessity if you visit in the sultry summer months, as we did. The hike up to the Kamikura Shrine, which starts only 100 meters from the house, is both challenging and breathtaking, and Shingu offers some nice dining options, especially Ajito, a wonderful izakaya recommended by Mio. A fantastic place!

Thompson Australia

Very clean and comfortable house.

Luca Italia

Soggiornare in una tipica casa giapponese, stile ryokan.

Artlos Cina

nice house, spacious, various items are prepared, stay here made my trip easier.

Rocio Argentina

Room was super comfortable, had a tiny kettle and a fridge which were very convenient if you wanted to keep food for the next day or boil water for your tea. Also I had to work remote and the wi-fi was strong enough.