Guest Houses in Kanoashi District

The breakfast was amazing (I chose the Japanese style) and the lady that prepared it (and checked me in) was super nice and accommodating. The tubs were great to soak in and it was nice to have the privacy (the bath room smelled a little mildewy, but that’s to be expected in a wooden room with high humidity). I Would definitely stay again.

Just stayed one night with my family and we didn’t want to leave. The house is over 100 years old but has modern conveniences and was very clean and comfortable. The futon beds were perfect. The AC was strong. And best of all was the food. Dinner was a 12-13 course omakase with fish we’ve never tasted, like blowfish. My two teens absolutely loved the experience and are already asking to go back. The owner/chef was very friendly. He went with us on a night walk and took photos of us along...

This is an old school honestly, but with nicely separated living spaces (shred bathrooms). Not squeaky clean, and a bit outdated…but human and not without charm. The owner is a super courteous dude. You may need a car as it is a few kilometers 40 minute walk from the train station. The payoff is the silence and chill vibes out here. I enjoyed my stay.

The room we booked was Asigiri and was wonderful to have windows, loft, and the outdoor area to look up at the stars. The room was clean with ample supplies. The beds were comfortable and the shared bathroom was right next door. The shared bathroom was very neat and clean, nicely appointed, with a toilet closet that had circulated air and door to close, so that two people could used sink and toilet comfortably. The shower and bathtub were very nice. Even though the rooms were right next to...