★★·Narusawa·9.5
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Lodge Stack Point in Narusawa offers spacious family rooms with tatami and carpeted areas, refrigerators, shared bathrooms, seating, free toiletries, slippers, and Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a terrace, free Wi‑Fi, special diet menus, karaoke, and private parking. Located 115 km from Shizuoka Airport, the lodge is praised for friendly service, hearty breakfast, and proximity to scenic nature trails.
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We only spent one night at Lodge Stack Point, but the evening and morning were fantastic! We chatted with the other guests and the hosts, who are the nicest couple ever. They treated us like friends and helped with everything we needed. The beds were super comfortable and warm. The breakfast was insane – so many dishes to eat and absolutely delicious. We’ll definitely come back!
Etienne·3週間前
We’re thrilled to have stayed in Narusawa— the nearby onsen was fantastic, but the real highlight was the hosts’ generous hearts. Thanks a ton :)
Martina·4週間前
The owners were wonderful and the breakfast always set us up for the day; they go out of their way to help. Rooms come in western or tatami style, big enough, and shared bathrooms aren’t crowded. The place is very remote, which we loved. Nearby hot spring, michi no eki, and the forest mean you might spot a deer watching you when you walk out in the morning, and if conditions are right you can see Mount Fuji from the field below. Nothing negative.
Patrick·1か月前
The hosts were very attentive, giving us good directions and ideas for things to do around the city. Breakfast was delicious. Thank you, Mama‑san and Papa‑san.
Patrice·4か月前
It’s a very particular place, run by an elderly couple who share their home with guests. There are only two guest rooms, a shared toilet, and a shared bathroom. The experience of a real, typical Japanese home in the forest made the stay worthwhile. A 7‑Eleven is about an 8‑minute walk. The couple is friendly and helpful, but a bit over‑caring. As usual in Japan, we had to remove our street shoes at the entrance, wear slippers, and then remove the slippers before entering the guest room. The wheels of our suitcases were wiped clean to keep the floor tidy. Breakfast cost about 10 US $ per person, not free as Google says, but very good and healthy—exactly what I, as a Western guest, loved, and we even got rolls to prepare for later. From the house, a 15‑minute walk takes you to a great viewpoint to see Mount Fuji. It’s worth getting up very early to see the sunrise on Mount Fuji from the left side. The shower was cold, and the house is mainly heated with kerosene heaters, though there is also an electric heater for the guest room, so we didn’t use the kerosene heater.
Lu·4か月前