SEN.RETREAT TAKAHARA

"The guesthouse was new, but the food was bad, and the customer service was terrible. They only had Southeast Asian customer service and were clueless about everything."

Kawayu Onsen Fujiya

"Χαιρόμαστε που έχουμε αυτό το ταξίδι έτοιμο για τον Onsen!"

Otonashi No Sato Wataze Onsen & Cottage

"Το τραπέζι δεν είναι με το ράφι. Κάτω, στο δρόμο από το λόφο, μέσα από το πάρκινγκ, είναι το ίδιο μέρος με το τραπέζι."

Guesthouse Aizu - Hostel

"Είναι κοντά στο παλάτι μας, 100 μέτρα με τα πόδια."

Watarase Onsen Hotel Sasayuri

"The atmosphere is tranquil, peaceful, and beautiful. There's an onsen surrounded by nature, and the food is delicious."

Watarase Onsen Hotel Yamayuri

"Το φαγητό είναι εντάξει, το πακέτο είναι γεμάτο με σούπα και οι σπεσιαλιτέ είναι δωρεάν και ευρύχωρες. Η είσοδος του σούπας είναι καθαρή και άνετη, δηλαδή 20 μέτρα μακριά, δεν είναι άνετα στο ξενοδοχείο, τα υπόλοιπα είναι εντάξει, το ξενοδοχείο είναι παλιό αλλά η υγιεινή είναι εντάξει."

Yunominesou

"Πολύ παλιό.σχολικό ξενοδοχείο, αλλά εκτιμώ πραγματικά την υπηρεσία του ξενοδοχείου. Το προσωπικό είναι τόσο καλό και καλό."

The Hotel Teramoto

"Είναι πολύ βολικό να φεύγεις το λεωφορείο το πρωί πριν φύγεις στο Κουμάνο Κόδο."

Kumano Shikitei

Shimogoten

"Good water quality, enthusiastic service, and cost-effective accommodation and meals"

Kumano Ayukawa-juku

"This room was my only option after the hotel I had booked failed to confirm my reservation the day before my departure, and it became the perfect start to my journey of exploring all the side trails of the Kumano Kodo Trail. Upon exiting the station, I met Mr. Ota (60 years old), who was there to pick me up. After a brief chat, he gave me a booklet that could only be purchased at the Kumano Kodo Center, and it already contained the stamp for the furthest point on the outer edge of the trail. Today's task in the beginner's area was for an NPC to help me collect the other two stamps, and he also gave me a two-hour hike on the mountain trails as a warm-up for tomorrow's trip. Mr. Ota was very helpful and didn't charge me any extra fees. There was a Lawson convenience store a 3-minute walk from his house, where I bought a lot of supplies and dinner. To my surprise, my room was already overflowing with free-flowing drinks. The room was on the second floor and had a toilet, but you had to go downstairs to shower and do laundry. The room was huge, even bigger than my home in Kyoto, and the balcony offered a perfect view of the valley sunset! The toilet was a bit dated but very clean, and the toilet paper was thick and fragrant! The bathroom and washbasin were fully stocked with toiletries—you didn't even need to open your toiletries bag! Mr. Ota, who had been busy all afternoon, only had instant noodles and meatballs for dinner, which made me feel a little bad. We chatted for a long time after dinner, and Mr. Ota turned out to be quite knowledgeable about China! If you have the chance to stay here, be sure to chat with him. Although it seems a bit far from the starting point, with the Lawson convenience store and Mr. Ota's warm hospitality, this is definitely a lucky starting point for the Kumano Kodo! I highly recommend it!"