Splendides villas de location à Kobe

« It was our of town property But good experience to stay in a traditional house »

« Host was wonderful and the house was perfect for what we wanted in staying in authentic tatami rooms! FANTASTIC. Beautiful Buddhist shrine very near and the Kiyomizu-dera shrine is a nice walk away. »

« Incredible property. Perfect for larger groups (mine had 6). You get the whole building to yourself and it’s separated by bathroom (which has a private Onsen), bed rooms, and living room. There were some minor issues but the host was very communicative and quick to fix such as a toilet not flushing or soap dispensers being empty. Overall fantastic stay »

« とてもゆっくりできました。駐車場が、車が大きめだと少し道側にはみ出ます。チェックアウトが11時までとなっていたので、早めに10時15分くらいに出ましたが、スタッフの方から「チェックアウトは10時までだ」と言われました。チェックアウト時間の表示を変えた方が良いと思います。 »

« The property was just as advertised and perfect for 3 generations of a family to stay together comfortably. The location was walking distance to bus stops, train stations, convenience stores and supermarkets. The only issues were that the rooms and house gets very cold if the heat is not constantly running and there was no electricity coming from the outlets in the dining room or bedroom directly above it. These are not something that should deter someone from staying at this location. »

« とても、広く綺麗でよかったです！ 子供たちも、喜んでました！ ありがとうございました！ »

« Staff friendly, property is clean and quiet »

« Really great spot with everything we needed for our stay. Nothing at all we would change. »

« There was 8 of us who stayed in the house and we all had our own bed. That is why I booked this house and it was perfect. Don’t hesitate if you’re debating on it. You’ll be so glad you did. You’ll get an authentic feeling stay. Short 4 min walk to 7 Eleven and 6 min walk to bus. It is a farther walk (15ish min) from subway, which is what you’ll need to take when you have luggage. This was a bummer but we got it done. The 3 cons I have is that it’s far away from subway station. Currently as of...

« A quiet and placent place. »