Kyo no Minshuku Ohara no Sato

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Lovely setting, very authentic. The hotel wasn't very full, which was lucky as I can imagine the facilities being stretched if full occupancy.

客室に用意されているものが整ってなかった。布団が足りない、テレビが設置されてない。コタツのテーブルは上のコーナーの枠が外れていた 何かあればフロントに行くのはわかるが電話もないから何度も階段をのぼりおりして伝えにいった。せめてフロアごとに電話を置くなどしていただきたい。ついてすぐにこんな感じではゆっくりできない。夜の鍋もカセットコンロの接触げ悪く何度も火が消えた、ガスが残っているからチャッカマンを持ってきて何度も着けてはくれだが鍋が冷めてしまい美味しくなかった。3度目でこちらがいってやっとコンロをかえてくれた。接触がおかしいのであれば一度で替えるのが普通ではないかと思う。

Excelente servicio

f you value cleanliness and comfort, avoid this property at all costs. This so-called "hotel" was by far the worst accommodation I encountered during my two-week trip to Japan, which otherwise included many impeccably clean and welcoming places. From the moment I arrived, the issues were apparent: the entire property was dusty, had a persistent fishy odor, and the futons provided had no washable covers. Instead, guests are expected to sleep directly on visibly stained and dusty futons with only a thin sheet to cover them—completely inadequate and frankly unhygienic. I immediately expressed my concerns and asked to cancel my reservation due to the unacceptable state of the room. Unfortunately, the managers refused to issue a refund and pressured me into staying, insisting they would charge my card regardless. After a sleepless night, I was woken early by the sounds of drilling and sawing—apparently, they had decided to begin renovating their dining room without providing any notice to guests. So much for the peaceful countryside retreat they advertised. I ultimately checked out early, forfeiting the second night for which I received no refund. Save your money, your sleep, and your sanity—stay literally anywhere else.