越中八尾ベースOYATSU

場所は田舎風ではあるが、綺麗に整備されてて、一軒家の建物、何故かグレードアップしてくれたようで、ハイシーズンだと30万と言われました（笑） ６人で来ましたが、２人づつ寝る場所もあり、ウェルカムドリンクも旨し、今度は友達らと来たいと思える宿で、近隣に酒造やカフェもあり、カップルでも楽しめると思います たまたま、グレードアップしてくれただけなので、他の部屋は知りませが、来る価値はあるので是非参考にしてみて下さい！

Do not miss out on the opportunity to stay at this amazing property. The owner Sayuri and her family are incredible and kind hosts. The town itself is beautiful to walk around to and to shop for souvenirs, and our entire stay (2 nights) were a wonderful opportunity to authentically experience a slice of traditional Japanese culture away from busy tourist destinations. We used the house as our base to explore Kanazawa and Shirakawa-Go by car - there is free parking nearby the property and we found the surrounding area beautiful. Sayuri recommended us many restaurants and places to visit based on our preferences including an amazing Yakitori restaurant about a 10min drive away. When we arrived we were very lucky to have our accommodation upgraded due to the property being free and it was DIVINE! It is finished to a incredibly high standard and we loved the beautiful tatami mat rooms, the wonderful hinoki bath to experience a private onsen overlooking the lovely courtyard garden. We slept so well and felt so looked after. It feels like we hit the jackpot finding this place and experiencing it. By the end of the trip Sayuri felt like a friend and we can’t wait to return in the future. We were pleasantly surprised to recieve a choice of welcome drink and have a traditional breakfast included. After we checked out Sayuri invited us to have coffee in the main building which is also incredibly beautiful and stylish, it’s like stepping back in time. She also owns a clothing store next door, repurposing old and beautiful kimono into a range of clothing and accessories of which we bought a few items and will treasure them for years to come.

A wonderfully authentic cafe. We spent a leisurely afternoon in awe of the fantastic surroundings

We had amazing time there. Yatsuo is an unvisited secret small town with one amazing old edo style street. It’s a quiet place for those who look for some peaceful place to stay that is not on the worn out touristic route. It’s charming and the house we stayed in was a 150 years old house (Sayuri the owner and her husband has 4 different places to stay) the house is traditional Japanese house with a vintage record player with lots of Beatles records. It is a heaven for house who seek some quiet and a good place for those who are traveling to the alpine route from Tateyama station side and want to experience something amazing a night or two night before. Our host Sayuri is a truly amazing woman that gave us a very warm welcome. She also has a shop of kimonos and clothes made From kimonos. Sayuri also told us we are the only tourists in town so this was more thrilling and nice, and ordered a place for us in a very good restaurant in town while informing the owner we are tourists. We travel in Japan already two months. This will be one of the most memorable places we will remember thanks to the hospitality and the place.

Nice cafe space in a historical, scenic building. Friendly staff and excellent coffee, with a variety of other drinks on offer as well.