Vacation rentals in Arida District

It was a renovated facility with an old house, so it was very nice to have a stylish theater and kitchen, but it was a great place to stay.There was also a sea, hot springs, and delicious rice restaurants around the inn, so I enjoyed it very much!

We loved our stay. Fumi and Toshi are the nicest people, and they were so generous with us. From meeting us at the train station on our arrival, helping us with the supermarket, explaining where to go and how to get there - nothing was too much trouble. There were so many Japanese experiences we enjoyed that would not have been possible without their help. The house is great, full of character, plenty of room, and everything you need is there. We were kept very warm with the heaters plus the charming fire (thankyou Toshi!) and the area is very quiet. The nearby train station meant getting to places like Koyasan was very easy. Fumi's breakfasts were incredible too, delicious works of art. The whole package is a great experience and a real standout in terms of hospitality.

Beautiful well preserved Japanese traditional house. Spacious and homey as described. There is a nice and quiet courtyard as well. Really love the citrus there. A convenient store is just within walking distance. Staying here is enjoyful and relaxing. Our host is always responsive and provided almost all amenities we need during the stay. Hope we would have a chance to stay here next time. Tips for height more than 175cm people, you should be careful about the beams over your head.

I used it as a place to stay for a fishing expedition. The owner gave me recommendations for fishing spots, and my friend was able to catch squid!!Thank you! We also appreciate your prompt attention to any questions you may have at check-in. The room was lovely and comfortable. Thank you!

The best experience I’ve had on Airbnb! Tone and Kimi went above and beyond in every regard. The house is immaculate, very good decor. The hot pot and breakfast we were served were both delicious. Tone and Kimi and their children are some of the nicest people we have ever met. We stayed while walking along the Kumano Kodo. Note that it is a few miles north of Hongu Taisha - this was good for us because it cut off hiking time for the Chikatusyu - Hongu stretch of the Kumano Kodo, which we otherwise couldn’t have done in a day. The place had both a washer and dryer, which we found very helpful for washing our dirty clothes halfway through our hike. The morning we left, it was raining, and Kimi graciously offered to drive us to Hongu Taisha!

My group used two of Lee’s homes for our stay about a 10 minute walk from one another. Both were pristine and stocked with everything we needed for the stay. The surrounding farmland and mountains were stunning with farm animals, fruit orchards, rivers and shrines all within walking distance. The area is remote and quiet, and beautiful despite our visiting in winter. I would highly recommend visiting if you are interested in seeing the rural side of Japan or just need a place to relax and reflect.

This place was absolutely perfect. The reviews about Ryochi's hosting are 100 % legit. Best BNB host I have ever interacted with. Picked us up at the station and dropped us off. Offered guidance on transportation, but also offered guidance on how to spend our time in Koyasan. All great recommendations. He was able to make a dinner reservation for us and it was fantastic. The place Itself is art itself! Amazing use of limited space. it feels big and spacious, despite being a studio. Really comfy place to stay for a few days. Family Mart literally next door for morning coffee and snack runs. not to mention the cute Pon Poko restaurant right next door..we had a great experience eating there with the family who owns the place..one of those small moments you hope to have on a trip. Book the spot now. You will be stoked.

It's our family trip. We enjoy the stay very much. Thank Takuro san always provide very useful information, such as the supermarket, restaurants... We are very impressed with the paper cranes which symbol the friendship between Japan and Taiwan and also the hamdmade toast. Thank you for your hospitality!

It was very clean, the host was polite, and we had a pleasant time. We apologize for the inconvenience when checking out, but thank you for your kindness.