Holiday houses in Sakai

I asked the host to extend my stay at the last minute, he offered me this room in a European style (the other I occupied was in the same building in a Japanese style) and made me a gesture of goodwill for this second reservation. This is an old building in the countryside, it can be cold in the room but the beds are sufficiently equipped to counter this problem. There is no shower on site but the host will invite you to take you to the nearby onsen. Ideal for those wanting to visit the area and being ready to face cultural and linguistic barriers!

It's close to the ski slopes and the kitchen is fully equipped But the second floor house is a little shorter, it will be harder for tall people, but overall it is comfortable ~

It seems that there are many summer users, but we used it in the middle of winter.I was able to enjoy the snow scenery rarely seen due to heavy snowfall.It was very cold, but I enjoyed watching the fire in the wood stove and making teppanyaki and pot in the fireplace.The supermarket is the closest and about 16 minutes by car, so it's a good idea to come to the inn after shopping.Bugigawa Onsen, about 20 minutes by car, was also very good.I used the pizza oven to bake and eat pizza and bread in the snow.Fortunately, the snow stopped, so there was a problem with grilling and eating on the spot.I didn't feel that cold because there was no wind.The child was in unusual snow.(High school student) I think summer is a great place!

Very nice staying, the house was exactly as in the pictures. Amy was super responsive and friendly. The location is also great to explore the city is very easy.

It was very nice to have bread and drinks for breakfast, towels changed daily, and garbage collected. The room has gas heating as well as air conditioning, and it was warm even during the New Year holidays. There is no TV, but there is a large monitor and a computer, so it was enough with internet news and TVer. The first floor has a dining room, kitchen, and a large Japanese-style room. There is a Japanese-style room where one person can sleep comfortably. The second floor has a bedroom for two people. There seems to be a bedroom for three people on the third floor. It's a mattress type, so it's as easy to use as a bed. The Noto earthquake occurred during our stay. I evacuated to the mountainside because I didn't know the land at 5 meters above sea level. At that time, I was able to contact the owner immediately. It was also nice to order New Year's Eve dinner from the restaurant next door. (I think the reservation deadline is quite early) If you're going to cook, it's a good idea to bring some of your own food. We brought a portable IH stove, a sukiyaki pot, a pot to boil New Year's soba, an oven, a yakiniku plate, etc.

It was much more beautiful than I imagined and had amenities. It is as comfortable and beautiful as a hotel! We also enjoyed the BBQ and had a great trip to Fukui!

I stayed for two nights with one friend and her dog. It was easy to find; the host included a photo of which streets to take to get to the house. The dog had to stay in the doma, but it was spacious and well maintained. We loved the unique charm the house held. 蒼大 was an excellent host who gave us lots of recommendations and was very responsive. The house was very spacious and clean. The tatami rooms were fantastic and well-kept. The neighborhood was very quiet and peaceful; very beautiful to walk around during the day. We went to 山中温泉 to hike the mountain trails and enjoy the public onsen; we even met a local lacquerware maker. We would love to stay again with a bigger group!

It is a very comfortable log house that makes you want to go again.We enjoyed it without any trouble.Thank you very much.