Vacation rentals in Aishō, Echi District

The apartment is comfortable and the location of the apartment is in a good and pleasant neighborhood in a not very central place but there are trains that can be taken and come quickly to the center (yes take into account that sometimes a bit problematic) We enjoyed the kitchen and the appliances yes to note that there is no total Total wonderful place! We had a great time! 🫶

Highlight of our first Japan trip! 💎 Junko and Philip are warm, grounded and incredibly helpful hosts. Junko picked us up at the station and even brought us to the supermarket, where Junko kindly helped us choose what to buy — such a thoughtful gesture! The home was bigger than expected, clean and full of soul — from the CD collection, board games and a great sound system Every room had AC/heating, and we had everything we needed. The area is peaceful, the perfect contrast to Tokyo and Kyoto, which can easily get overwhelming— we were so happy to come here after exploring. They provide bikes and a folder with great tips. The bike seats were a bit hard, so we padded them with towels — fun memory! 😂 They live next door with their two kids and a lovely garden. The place has real serenity and a true Japanese feel. We’d love to return! 🙏🏼

I felt totally comfortable in Eri's place. It is located right at the Fushimi Inari Shrine, which means you can get there within a minute. The Inari Station stop is also just a few meters away. The place was clean, cozy and also has a washing machine, which helped me a lot. Communication with Eri was very easy and always straightforward. I highly recommend the place and will have great memories of the time.

A very cool, clean, and spacious home located in a charming and peaceful neighbourhood of Osaka. Tomo was responsive and considerate. Thank you for the lovely experience.

Akarisou’s place was spacious enough to accommodate my family of six, including my parents and two kids. The kitchen is well stocked to cook. I liked the dishwasher a lot. The first floor room was traditionally made with Japanese house style, which my parents enjoyed. The rooms in the second floor were pretty spacious, and the mattresses were comfortable! The bathroom is also spacious with a large tub and clean shower facilities. The location was safe and close to an awesome grocery store and pharmacy (drug store). The owner is very communicative! I’d recommend this place for a family with kids!

It was a great stay, a nice place, I would definitely come back. A quiet area with many places close to eat; the place is excellent

I have stayed in Japanese homestays many times before, including housebuilding and apartments, this time the apartment is the best experience.First of all, it is a short walk from the station/subway, and it is very convenient to go anywhere.Second, there are Tsutenkaku nearby, and there are many options for eating and drinking small wine.The host also warmly recommended several supermarkets, buy good value for money fresh fish at the nearby supermarket, beef, salmon, roast beef freedom.Finally, this apartment is very spacious, the single bed is spacious and not Japanese at all, the tatami room can make three mattresses, there is no problem with staying 5 or 6 people.A typical Japanese overall bathing room, private bathroom, clean and tidy.The open kitchen is connected to the living room, and it should be comfortable for a family or friends to have a meal here, all in all a great homestay.I don't know if the prices will be lower in non cherry blossom seasons, that's even better

The bathroom downstairs was amazing. It was super clean—linens, fluffy towels, Dyson hair dryer. The only difficulty I had was figuring out the washing machine since it was all in Japanese. I tried using Google translate and I couldn’t toggle the washing setting to my liking. But, that’s really an issue with not being able to speak or read the language. It was conveniently located which easy access to Ubers and taxis. We went everywhere from the Golden Temple to the Bamboo forest and even made a day trip out to Osaka. It sucks to transport luggage to the Airbnb because they can’t just leave it up front. I tried getting them to let me pick it up from the train station but that wasn’t possible. However, the transport person stayed until we got there which was so nice. The host was amazing as well. One of the kids left her stamp book from the temple behind and she contacted us about it. She was so nice to send it to our next destination and messaged us with the confirmation.

Convenient location in the close proximity of Dotonburi, many restaurants and shops around. Easy access to transportation nearby. Highly recommended.