Homestays in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

A fine hostel. No lift, so you'll have to haul your luggage up at least 4 flights of stairs. Towels are available only for rental. I didn't see much of the staff. The space was very clean, I stayed for two nights and there were only a couple other people. A little expensive for what it is, though I think prices in late December tend to be higher

Title: A heartwarming, authentic Japanese home experience! Review:Although this guesthouse is a bit remote from the Sumoto Bus Center, the experience was absolutely worth it. The owner is an 84-year-old lady who provided us with incredible service. Even though she has some trouble walking, her passion for hosting is truly touching. The room was extremely large for two people—very comfortable. Unlike some other hotels, all amenities like toothbrushes, toothpaste, and towels were provided. What surprised us most was her generosity; she kindly offered us a free dinner even though we hadn't ordered a meal plan. Despite the language barrier, we communicated easily using Google Translate. She insisted on cleaning the room and changing the sheets (bed covers) every single day. We tried to tell her she didn't need to go to such trouble for us, but she insisted. It really felt like staying in a warm Japanese home. Highly recommended if you want genuine hospitality!

This was our first stay, and we were greeted immediately upon arrival and received kind support throughout our stay, making us feel at ease. We enjoyed making marshmallow sandwiches over a campfire, riding on the swings, and watching the adorable sheep roaming freely on the grounds. Just outside the front door, we could see the sheep, and the children enjoyed feeding and petting them, giving them experiences they wouldn't normally have. The air conditioning in the guest rooms was comfortable, allowing us to relax in a warm space, enjoy the view outside, and sip wine. We would definitely like to stay again. Next time, I'd like to try the hot tub.

The hostess is very kind. She asked me to introduce a restaurant nearby and go to table tennis in the evening. There are no Koreans, and there are almost many American guests in Europe. It's very far from the station, but it's very close to Himeji Castle.

The homestay is located near Xiwuzi Station. There are many foods around. Just by the sea, you can see the Akashihai Bridge. At night, the bridge is lit with lights, and the waves are heard during the day. The environment is good. The staff is also very good at serving. It is a group of young people who will help with luggage. Very lucky that night, the room was alone, otherwise it might be a bit crowded. The room will have a little taste.

The kitchen area was also substantial and I was very satisfied. Amenity is also sufficient. There is no pajamas. There were many check-in fill-in items, and it took a little time to confirm after connecting to the operator. However, it was a fun hotel including that.

Once in a lifetime experience for me and my wife to see the spectacular views from our room both at night and in the morning. Also, the glamping facilties are top notch. Yuna and Yuki guided us step by step on how to prepare our dinner and breakfast. They are kind and we fully enjoy the process. We love the place and the people from Nature Live. Strongly recommended indeed!

My 3 nights stay with my family at Awaji Central Inn Kuruma713 was a good one! The rooms are clean and amenities are adequate. The location is reasonably good since it is within 60 mins drive to most of the attraction places. The only con is that it has only one common toilet and one common bathroom.

For a couple of nights, it's a perfect option! Comfortable beds, larger than single beds. The room was cool, but there was air conditioning. The cafe that gave out instructions for check-in gave coffee to go and all the bath accessories. The room has a small room in traditional Japanese style - with a low table, ottomans, and in the drawers there are two kimonos and baskets to take with all this to the onsen. The location of the hotel is great - a few steps from the golden onsen.

Aside from somebody closing the windows in the evening, making it very hot (not the hostel's fault), it well located and has comfortable beds. Side note: I will never understand why some people are afraid of fresh air when sleeping.