“Bonita casa japonesa”
The traditional Japanese house was very pretty, yet there was no staff, the front door felt unsafe, and the steep stairs were impractical for luggage.
Carla2 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★★·Kofu·8.1
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Nestled 93 km from Matsumoto Airport, ゑびすや in Kofu offers a boutique guest‑house experience with private entrances, tatami floors, and air‑conditioning. Each room features a bidet, hairdryer, refrigerator, work desk, electric kettle, TV, slippers, and free toiletries. English‑speaking staff, free Wi‑Fi, and child‑friendly amenities make it a convenient, comfortable stay.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The traditional Japanese house was very pretty, yet there was no staff, the front door felt unsafe, and the steep stairs were impractical for luggage.
Carla·2 settimane fa
The atmosphere of the space was nice, but the Wi‑Fi password was written in uppercase letters and couldn't be connected; in reality it was all lowercase.
鈴木·4 settimane fa
I found plenty of restaurants around, so I never had trouble eating. It’s a bit disappointing there’s no living room, but the price is cheap enough for a solo trip. The shower room was really tight. The stairs are steep like an old ghost story, but somehow nostalgic. Carrying luggage up and down was a bit of a hassle.
手塚·3 mesi fa
The room was clean. However, even though the whole building was rented, the kitchen cost extra. The digital TV didn’t work and they couldn’t fix it. The stairs were steep and difficult.
小林·4 mesi fa
The location from Kofu Station was great, and convenience stores and restaurants were close by. The renovated old house was very pretty. The room was spacious, and renting the whole building let me relax comfortably. There’s no parking, but a cheap coin‑parking right in front of Kofu Station has plenty of spaces. Because it’s an old house, the stairs are steep and you have to be careful. Especially when bringing luggage in and out during check‑in and check‑out, it’s quite scary. The room is on the second floor, while the toilet and shower are on the first, so that’s another stair issue that might bother you. After staying one night you’ll get used to it.
Yuichi·5 mesi fa