Traditional Japanese House at Northern Alps, One Little

The place was quiet and the convenience store was close by, but it was cold 😰.

Yuri·Il y a 3 semaines

“これで6000円はひどい、最悪です”

The bath and kitchen were filthy, the TV wouldn’t turn on, and there was no staff available. The parking lot address was listed as the city hall, which is completely far away. There was no air conditioning, the freezer was full so we couldn’t make ice, and the toilet door knob was broken.

芦澤·Il y a 2 mois

Nothing was good, and it was far too expensive. The place was dirty, there was no hot water, and it was ridiculously overpriced.

Krishnamurthy·Il y a 8 mois

“Good location - let down by lack of care for the property.”

The spot near a convenience store in Omachi, about a 15‑minute walk from the train station and right at the foot of the Alpine crossing, was convenient. The sheets and pillowcases were clean. The only person we met was not welcoming at all. The kitchen had unwashed dishes and everything looked a little grimy. It was easy to lock yourself inside the toilet, and with two of us there, I’m not sure how you’d get out again. Our room smelled strongly of chemicals, so we slept with the ranch‑slider door open, even though it was cool outside, to try to reduce the odor. Overall it felt a bit untidy and poorly maintained.

Megan·Il y a un an

“Dirty accommodation for Japanese Standards”

Honestly, this was the worst place we stayed in a 23‑day trip through Japan, and it wasn’t even a cheap option. The kitchen was dirty, full of spiderwebs and dust, and it looked like someone had been living there. The bathroom was impossibly small. I would not recommend staying here.

Nicolas·Il y a un an