Noda·9.9
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Jiji‑Baba House in Noda offers tranquil, well‑furnished rooms with free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, and a fully equipped kitchen. Guests can bike, garden, play games, barbecue, or relax on the terrace. Located 59 km from Haneda Airport, it sits near Mashimori Shrine (13 km) and Nagata Park (14 km), with free private parking.
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The décor was inspiring and there was a cute tortoise outside, the atmosphere inside was warm with interesting people, and Eiko-san and Hiro-san were the kindest hosts; they showed us the local museum and a park and even drove me to the station, the place was really clean, the kitchen was easy to use, and I even had a kotatsu in my room—yay! ありがとうございました♪
Mariia·6 bulan lalu
Hiro and Eiko were very kind to us throughout our stay.
Jack·9 bulan lalu
The property was located in a very peaceful neighbourhood, quiet and calming.
Ben·10 bulan lalu
This was a wonderful experience; the hosts are so kind and accommodating, and I truly recommend staying at their guest house and taking a breath outside of the city.
Luís·Setahun lalu
The host couple were incredibly welcoming and friendly, always ready to help and making the experience feel amazing. The house stands out as one of Japan’s most uniquely decorated homes, filled with retro memorabilia from cars, comics, and movies, and its old‑style Japanese architecture gives a genuine cultural vibe. The surrounding area is very peaceful, and the Wi‑Fi speed was excellent, letting me work remotely without any hiccups. Air conditioning was available in the room, and on clear days I could see Mt. Fuji. Supermarkets near the station offer a wide variety of tasty, inexpensive food that you can eat on the spot. On the downside, the walls are thin, so conversations from neighboring rooms can be heard—this could be an issue for those working remotely, though I had noise‑blocking headphones and most other guests were quiet. The train station is a 25‑minute walk, which might feel far for some, but there’s a nearby bus stop that takes you to the station for 100 yen, and the owner also lets you borrow a bicycle if you’d rather cycle. Activities around the area are limited, giving it a countryside feel that some might find too far from central Tokyo, though Omiya, Kasukabe, and Kawagoe are closer. Japan isn’t just Tokyo, so experiencing a more rural setting when you’re ready for a break from the big city can be worthwhile.
Pedro·Setahun lalu