Vacation rentals in Hashimoto

Very classic Japanese homestay, beautifully decorated.Although it is a bit far from the city center, it is in a residential area. When you walk from the homestay to the station, you can see other Japanese houses, which is very atmospheric.The price is actually similar to that of a hotel in the city center, the main thing is the experience. The Host Makoto is very nice, pick up and drop off at check-in and check-out, and introduce the facilities around the B&B at check-in.We tried the Osaka burn he recommended and it was delicious.There are also different activities every month, and if you catch up, you can join guests from different countries.

My Japan journey has come to an end. Hirotoshi-San, it was a great pleasure meeting you and your family. Again, I realize that none of the attractions and sights can replace talk and discussion with local people. We didn't spend much time together, but you managed to make us feel like home. I'm greatly thankful for that. Don't hesitate; we used to think about you a lot in a 3 by 3 room in Kyoto. 😁 I wish you guys the very best; you deserve it. To people that read my review, don't think twice. Very quiet neighborhood, close to subway station. A lot of conbinies and restaurants around. And yes, at least 3 7/11 in 5 minutes from home. You can eat famichiki with curry bread and never leave your block. Also 40 minutes to Nara, just be carefull no to be confused JR subway with metro. ありがとうございます!

The Host and the room are very nice, and the yard is beautiful.I'm so happy to experience a traditional Japanese room.The check-in information is like handwritten, very thoughtful, and there is a name tag at the door.I tasted the fruit tea made by the hostess☺️ and she proactively asked if she needed to send me to the station the next day.The house is under another smaller entrance downhill from Koizumi Shrine, and the surroundings are quiet.It was raining on the way there. At first, I walked to the main entrance of the shrine (actually, I could just walk through the shrine), but I met a very kind grandfather who searched the map and sent me to the door. I was really lucky.I came across a good restaurant nearby.

We had a great time here. Unfortunately we only had one night there but would definitely recommend to spend a few more. The hosts are very friendly and kind.

There were nine of us, and because the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka was too late, we asked🆘 the boss for help. The boss replied quickly and helped us contact the car to pick us up as soon as we arrived at the station. It was already 12am. Thank you for your help. The next day, the boss came to pick us up from Osaka city in person because we were catching a flight. We were really grateful. The house is in a quiet location, you won't be disturbed; hygiene: spotless; location: about 20 minutes by car from the airport, about 30 minutes by subway, but the owner will be responsible for picking you up at the airport, if you drive yourself, it is highly recommended, great value for money, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery around, very comfortable. Communication: The boss is a Chinese student studying in Japan for many years, the communication is very smooth and the boss is very responsive. Space and hardware: There are four rooms, there is plenty of space in each room, there is also a hall, two toilets, dry and wet, and the kitchen also has corresponding kitchen utensils, microwave, etc., and the boss is fully equipped with toothbrush toiletries, bath towels, slippers, etc., the overall space is very sufficient, the building is private, it will not be disturbed by other people, it smells of home. The garden view is also beautiful, with some flowers and plants planted. Although the garden is not big, the small and exquisite space is also sufficient, and there is a garage.There are also two bicycles, and although there was not enough time to go to the nearby🏖️ beach, riding the country lane in the morning is like entering the world of Hayao Miyazaki. Price: We have 7 adults and 2 children, and the whole house is only 1600 RMB per night, which is a great deal. Unfortunately, I didn't get to stay for a few days, I hope to have the opportunity to stay in this perfect little home in the future. This is the most satisfying detached villa of the three places we stayed🏡. I wish the boss and lady boss to achieve financial freedom and travel the world soon!

This townhome was ideal for our group of 7 traveling around the Kansai region. The open common area gave us plenty of space to gather and plan our daily adventures to Kobe, Kyoto, Nara, and throughout Osaka. The location couldn’t have been better - being right next to the main train station made all our day trips incredibly convenient and saved us so much time getting around. The property itself was well-maintained and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The only minor note is that it can get a bit noisy at night due to the central location, but it’s really not bad and the convenience of being so close to transportation far outweighs this small consideration. Would definitely recommend this place to other groups looking for a well-located base to explore Osaka and the surrounding areas. The host was great and the space worked perfectly for our needs!

I had a wonderful time at Miko's apartment. The apartment is located in a complex consisting of several residential units and these are all decorated in traditional Japanese style. Only high-quality materials were used in all areas, so you can feel very comfortable. The garden is beautiful and well maintained, the staff are friendly and attentive, I can only express myself completely positive about my stay. I recommend this place to all travelers who choose peace and seclusion, in my opinion, in addition to a temple on the mountain nearby, there are no special cultural sites nearby.

On our way to Koya-san, we decided to stay at Hashimoto for one night. Despite having little expectations as we did not do much research on the area, Tamatsu-san and his wife Kazue-san kindly introduced the area and provided us rental bicycles to get around. It was incredibly helpful as the sights in the town were beyond walkable distances. The cafe also had lovely home-cooked dinner and breakfast which we enjoyed very much, accompanied by small chats with both of them. Tamatsu-san also very kindly offered to drive us to a train station as he was on his way to the market. It’s worth a trip down if you don’t mind taking the journey to walk a little further from the Kii-Yamada station or EVEN BETTER if you’re driving. Definitely recommend any travelers to try out exploring Hashimoto as a different side of Japan and staying here.