Villas w: Oita Prefecture, Japan

Location is near supermarket and family mart. A few Coin parking locations near the house. First floor has 2 rooms ＜1 double bed and 1 with twin beds＞ but no space for luggages, a small washing basin at the corner of the staircase. 1 wc and 2 showers at first floor. Washing machine ＜no dryer＞ on the first floor. 1 wc on 2nd floor. Living room on 3 floor. 2nd floor has 2 rooms ＜1 with 2 double beds and 1 single bed, another with a single bed＞. 2 washing basin on 2nd floor inside the rooms. It's not possible to bring big luggage up to narrow and steep staircase.no mirror on 1st floor so nid to climb up to wash and brush teeth. We wish the living room was the 1st floor. The music from nearby is bearable. Only know how to manage the water heater on 2nd day. Suggestion to include rubbish bins on the first and 2nd floor. Add a mirror on first floor.

We got the room called ”Forest Bath.” It was very clean, and the onsen was comfortably warm. The only downside was the view – a bamboo forest – which wasn't as impressive as expected. The kitchen was well-equipped with appliances: oven, microwave, dishes, pots, pans, and even a Dyson hairdryer. However, I found some of the facilities a bit strange. For example, there was only one shower room, and it was shared with the indoor onsen. So, if you weren't shy, you could shower while someone else was in the onsen. There was also only a glass partition between the shower room and the sink, so someone could clearly see someone showering while they were washing their face. Furthermore, there were two toilets, one upstairs and one downstairs, but neither had a sink inside. The upstairs toilet required going downstairs to wash hands, while the downstairs toilet required using the sink in the shower room. Those were the only issues. Otherwise, it was very convenient. You'll need to drive to supermarkets, and the road leading to the area isn't suitable for walking.

Love private indoor and outdoor onsen the most. Really relax and nice cute villa. Cozy and good quality of bed sheets/blankets. Only a couple points for improvement. No door code being provided in advance prior to the arrival date and I had to make a call in order to get the access code. I can’t find the light switch in the dining room. Later find out that it was a remote control to turn it on. No instruction. However, overall I like the house especially the private onsen.

Such a quaint Japanese home. Hot spring bath was huge and can fit more than 1 person. Comes with a huge parking lot...however the street leading to the villa was very narrow. It was a huge challenge for us with a 7-seater MPV.

The location is OK, but you must take a car. The car is parked next to the villa. It is very convenient. If you go to Jinlin Lake on foot, it takes about 30 minutes.  There is an independent hot spring, a large kitchen, and six beds. It is suitable for a large family to live in. The price is not reasonable.

Overall satisfied. The room was also wide 々 and I was able to spend it gracefully. I will come to stay with my family next year.

A family of eight lives here is great Facilities are perfect Hot springs and indoor and outdoor differences Everyone can take a shower separately. Those who want to soak for a little longer can stay outdoors Very satisfied with this There is a gas stove for use. Buy something at the supermarket. Can go back to the accommodation to cook But it's a short distance from the shopping street. It will be a bit scary to go back at night 😅 There is no convenience store nearby I love the starry sky that I see outside the balcony at night Very beautiful I'll miss it so much.

The house is huge and the view from it, and the garden in front, is magnificent. You can see the entire cozy town. The house is clean and spacious. The beds are comfortable and it has everything you need: a washing machine, hairdryer, stove, and kettle. We didn't receive check-in instructions and had to call the owner to clarify how to get in. The owner answered and was able to help us; we communicated in English. Important information: if you go down the stairs by the house and cross the road, you'll see a building with a thatched roof – that's a public mixed-gender Onsen. You can relax there for just 300 yen.