Unno Glamping - Vacation STAY 27781v

I arrived a bit earlier than usual, but the check‑in was smooth. The owner looks like a foreigner, and two women explained the room to us. There isn’t a large supermarket nearby, but a roadside station and a small meat shop are close enough to cover any last‑minute needs; otherwise, it was best to stock up beforehand. We could bring our own BBQ supplies or buy them on site, and the place offered knives, cutting boards, peelers, colanders, bowls, and tongs for rent. Towels were ample, like at a larger hotel, though toothbrushes weren’t provided. Insects were present, but the bathrooms and sleeping area were spotless and easy to use. I’ll definitely return.

Rena·Vor einem Jahr

“文化のちがいか。まさかの中国のかたが経営。色々がっかり。がっかり”

They pointed out a safe spot for river play. This year, the tent was sweltering, so I couldn’t sleep; a fan didn’t help, so an air‑conditioning unit would have been nice. The parasol was broken and that wasn’t mentioned. I couldn’t tell what the staff’s working hours were. The reception area was missing, so the Chinese restaurant’s customers sat there during the day and night, and the staff and their family—details unclear—were eating. Even when I had questions, I felt hesitant to ask. Since the place is run by Chinese people, it might be a cultural difference, but it’s not what you expect from Japanese service.

Kikuchi·Vor 2 Jahren