“A total experience!”
The house is incredible, built from natural materials, spacious, cozy, and every detail shows care. The owner was very kind. It’s a bit far if you take public transport, but the effort is worth it.
IriaHá 4 meses
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★★★★·Tsukuba·9.8
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A tranquil guest house in Tsukuba offers two bedrooms and a living‑room, each with air‑conditioning, a kitchen, and a private bath. Guests enjoy garden or city views from a secluded entrance, free Wi‑Fi, on‑site parking, and a dining area with a work desk and sofa bed. Daily continental breakfast includes vegan options, local specialties, warm dishes, and fresh fruit.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The house is incredible, built from natural materials, spacious, cozy, and every detail shows care. The owner was very kind. It’s a bit far if you take public transport, but the effort is worth it.
Iria·Há 4 meses
There were two rooms for two people, so two families could stay comfortably in one house. With a kitchen, we could shop at a nearby supermarket and cook meals, and a large store close by sold local liquor, which was great.
Honggap·Há 5 meses
The place was extremely clean, with all facilities—hardware and software—carefully designed and kept in new condition. The host gave the house a fresh look while preserving its original character, striking a perfect balance between new and old, and every corner was stunning.
Yi-chen·Há 8 meses
We spent a delightful time at Aisho Hojo; it’s ideal for families or groups, with its spacious, cozy, all‑wood construction giving a warm, natural vibe. The shower and bath area were impeccably clean and soothing after a long day of exploration. I’d strongly suggest this place if you want a quiet retreat amid nature.
Melanie·Há um ano
Everything was gorgeous—designer care and elegant selections, from the ceiling and wall materials to the lighting and furniture, set a perfect example for renovating an old house. Even though it’s a historic building, the appliances weren’t neglected; power outlets were plentiful, and the AC, fridge, kitchenware, and even the bathtub were smart devices. We arrived on a rainy day and used the second floor as a dry room, which was very convenient. The space was roomy, and the Japanese‑style room was comfortable to sleep in. The bathroom offered a soak with hot spring water from Mount Tsukuba, which was healing. The host also provided Kyoto‑style pajamas, adding a ceremonial feel while being comfortable to wear. There were two parking spots, making a self‑drive trip easy. When the host heard I wasn’t feeling well, they gave me a hot compress patch—thank you. I’d love to return to Tsukuba with my whole family again. The only downside was the lack of a washing machine. Also, it takes about 15‑20 minutes by car to reach the livelier nearby area, though a supermarket is within walking distance. Since we drove, that wasn’t an issue.
Yi·Há um ano