Self Catering Accommodation in Nagara

quality of the renovation was high, interior decor was great.

Nice house in small village. But this is not only the facilities that make this a great place, it’s the hosts! Absolutely authentic and nice people that made our stay here the best part of our trip. It feels like combining a cultural exchange program bundled in a simple nice hotel. To top it off, the food they prepare is top notch! Really fantastic!!!!

This house is absolutely perfect, stop searching and book this house. You will not regret it. This is the real Japanese home deal, the hosts were amazing. Detailed checking but never disturbed us during our stay. The owner has so much pride in his home and you can tell this home was built with love. Perfect for Children and family.

Landlord were extremely friendly. he gave us lot of info and hospitality. surrounding are quiet peaceful area, walking distance to the seven eleven, zip drugstore.

The house is extremely clean although is a aged japanese style house. The heating is sufficient in the room and living area. Staircase is a bit steep so if the group have elderly or very young is not suitable to stay upstairs. The stay in manager is very friendly and thoughtful. Very clear instruction was given to us on parking location. We are happy to have found this accommodation for our 2 night stay which we have amber time to enjoy the cherry blossom in Mount Yoshino.

exceptional host!! super friendly, accommodating. could store luggage no problem & he even dropped us to the train station. Fully recommend!

Bathed in the gentle sunlight of spring, this traditional Japanese house felt like a time-traveling treasure chest. As I stepped through the gate, the faint scent of aged wood and the cheerful chirping of birds from the veranda welcomed me warmly. The moment I entered, a wave of nostalgic warmth from the Showa era filled my heart. Soft light filtered through the shoji screens, creating a serene atmosphere that instantly soothed my soul. In spring, the garden comes alive with blooming plum and cherry blossoms. Simply sitting on the veranda and watching the blossoms sway in the breeze could make the whole day slip by unnoticed. As night falls, the faint scent of tatami mats and the starlight unique to the countryside create a truly magical and peaceful time. Even brewing a simple cup of tea in the small, charming kitchen felt like a special ritual. Rather than offering modern conveniences or luxury, this place gives you the rare gift of letting your heart truly unwind. If you long to be wrapped in the soft spring breeze and the comforting nostalgia of a bygone era, this is a stay you absolutely shouldn’t miss.

Beautiful apartment with space for gathering together. My son loved playing with the games and toys provided. Good size rooms. Good kitchen with everything we needed, including a rice cooker.

The hotel is a great place to stay, a real recommandation. It is in a renovated historic building in a cute street with traditional houses (one of the main attractions in Gojo) parallel to the riverfront, you can walk along. The room was modern, spacious and very confortable with a riverside view. There is also a nice communal space with all the facilities, where you can make breakfast or dinner. The owner was very kind and helpful with suggesting and reserving places to eat and to sightsee. The place is nicely located in between and not far from attractions such as the temples at Koyasan, the blossoms at Yoshino, and archaeological sites at Akusa.