Akari No Yado Villa Revage

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• romero_almudena

  14 noviembre 2014
  como en casa y el mejor onsen

  el dueño es suoper amable y servicial, te hace sentir como en casa. El día que partíamos nos llevó y todo a la estación. El onsen es increíble, el mejor en el que hemos estado tipo privado en todo japon. Una auténtica maravilla. Quiza por poner algún pero la habitación, que es bastante sencilla y las camas suenan bastante

  

• neus_84

  25 abril 2019
  Hotel rural

  hotel familiar, con su dueño que es muy simpático y atento en todo. Las habitaciones, no son muy grandes pero muy cómodas. Hotel limpio con onsen, todo y que nosotros no lo llegamos a ultilizar. El desayuno, completo, aunque no se puede elegir ya que te lo ponen en una bandeja. Quisimos ir a dar una vuelta al pueblo, y al estar un poco apartado, el dueño del hotel, nos acercó con el coche y nos vino a buscar sin ningún problema. Nos aconsejo el restaurante de su amigo para cenar, y la verdad es que acertamos. El entorno es fántastico.

  

• Mareza

  28 septiembre 2019
  Wonderful hosts

  Older style hotel with small bathroom but very clean and tidy, good price for an overpriced town. Family that run the hotel are lovely and very accommodating. The outdoor onsen is great, good for private family bathing. The breakfast is amazing, would stay there again for that alone, make sure you get that included.

  

• Njo_82

  11 octubre 2019
  Lovely b&b

  We loved it here - the private onsens are gorgeous and werent very busy. The owner and staff speak excellent English and were really helpful and (without prompting) helped us work our travel before the impending typhoon. The breakfast was excellent - the best weve had so far. If youre in the area, strongly recommend staying here. The temple and town are easily accessible - theyre not the closest but the buses come quite regularly and some you can access on foot.

  

• Lidya W

  07 noviembre 2019
  Lovely stay

  We had a really nice stay here! The room is adequate for a night stay. It's pretty close to a bus stop but make sure you know the hours of the bus because after certain hours, bus only comes every hour or so. We had to walk from Toshogu shrine to the hotel because we didn't want to wait for 1 hour for the bus and it was about 25 minutes walk so doable but not fun after a long day of exploring since we were tired. The private onsen was definitely nice! As someone who's not comfortable with public onsen, my husband and I were able to enjoy the onsen together. Restaurants close early in Nikko, by 4:30pm most of the restaurants were closed already so we had to stop by at Lawson for food. The b&b had microwave, refrigerator, tea and coffee so that was a nice bonus. The owners were really nice and one of the owner even dropped us off at the train station because it was pouring rain.