“自然に触れ合う空間”
Thank you so much for taking care of us this time. The place is surrounded by nature, and the warm service and cozy atmosphere inside the lodging left me very satisfied. No complaints.
HitomiVor 2 Wochen
Einen Moment…
Takamatsu·9.5
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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御宿鷹柳, a boutique hostel in Takamatsu, blends traditional charm with modern comfort. Each room features a private bath, shower, hairdryer, TV, kettle, and slippers, plus tatami floors and a work desk. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a garden, and complimentary bicycles. Ground‑floor rooms offer lake and mountain views, while a shuttle, tour desk, and bicycle parking enhance convenience.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
Thank you so much for taking care of us this time. The place is surrounded by nature, and the warm service and cozy atmosphere inside the lodging left me very satisfied. No complaints.
Hitomi·Vor 2 Wochen
The rooms were spotless, and you could see from the owner that he pays close attention to every detail.
Tory·Vor einem Monat
The vibe was friendly, simple, and very quiet. The address is just a short walk from a beautiful temple.
Corinne·Vor einem Monat
Being close to Yashima-ji was great. No complaints.
Kiriyama·Vor 2 Monaten
This place is amazing, and the host is lovely and a wonderful storyteller! The house is massive and newly renovated. There are two large common lounge spaces, a food zone, a kitchen, a huge bathing room, and bathrooms on each floor. There are Japanese and western style rooms. Everything is clean and organized. My room was perfect for one person. The bed was comfortable, WiFi and air conditioning worked well, mini fridge and outlets were available. Pajamas and towels were free to use. No meals but you can borrow an electric bike to ride to the convenience store or supermarket. There’s also a famous udon place next door. There are frozen meals available for purchase. The owner’s mother even mended rips in my Hakui, and we had a long conversation about the pilgrimage and Osettai culture
Caitlin·Vor 2 Monaten