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Walking distance to Imari station. Fully equipped with/ kichinette,washer & dryer. The balcony facing the river was charming . Newer so everything was clean & in great condition.

I had a good stay at the hotel.

Good location, Spa beside is free access if stay at the hotel.

The room was clean and easy to access, The staff was very friendly, and breakfast tickets were provided free of cost. The breakfast was very good, with lots of variety.

Lots of space for the group, very cute small town! Extremely thoughtful host with lots of local treats, rice, etc. Nice kitchen to cook in!

Joy House is totally clean, modern, comfortable and very good taste decoration.Beautiful view from the mountain .Breakfast is super well organized and very delicious.The most important , Joy is the best host, the best owner in the world, super nice.Hope we will have a chance to stay again.

Perfect house full of facilities, comfortable and clean, nice design, and free car parking.

Great location. Loved the setup of the beds. Mattresses are so nice. I heard some complaining about the softness, but I went right to sleep.

About a 15 min walk from the station or a quick taxi ride. Set back from then road in a heritage area with plenty of ceramic stores and several producers nearby as well as a couple of pretty shrines. The house itself looks western from outside. Hanneke has renovated and continues to add rooms. Airy entry hall (free umbrellas) leads to a large common room with a dining table, a bar/kitchenette and a lounge area with a big TV (no one used it). There is also an annex with a bigger kitchen and more rooms upstairs. The main house bedrooms are upstairs with japanese style sliding doors and window screens (glass outside). Comfy bed and hanging space. Shared bathroom upstairs and downstairs and separate lavatories. The downstairs has an onsen and spacious japanese style washing area. Because everyone is so clean in Japan, sharing bathrooms is just fine. Hanneke also lets you use her laundry. The common area is great for drinking and eating in the evening and chatting with other guests. Hanneke supplies beer, snacks for sale and you can put stuff in the fridges Arita restaurants have erratic hours. There are not many evening spots open on weekdays and there are only 4 (not all open eg Sunday or Tuesday). Go early - they fill up or close and even if open may decide they doing want a second sitting. The 711 and supers are 15 mins walk away so plan ahead for snacks and evening. Imari ceramic centre is 45 mins away by train and then bus/taxi Hanneke is a ball of energy. Delightful, fluent in Japanese, endlessly helpful and generous with lifts to the station etc. Ask for a room in the main house.