Guest Houses in Chita District

"The staff treated me so well. Working with me even with a language barrier. After a few weeks of the Tokyo and Osaka life, that place was a slice of heaven, my only regret was not staying longer. The baths were nice, the place was super clean. Transportation to get there is a bit difficult, but that I think is what makes this place attractive, since it's in such a nice, quiet part of Japan. Going there during the Sakura season was amazing too. "

"Convenient to tokaname station. Decent sized rooms. Only real cons were that if you have a longer stay, there is no garbage collection and noisy guests in the other rooms. Comfortable and clean place to stay"

"This place is a unique place. Especially, if you want to experience a Japanese style place, I highly recommend this place. Facility of this place is even better than 4/5 star hotel. Host is also very friendly and always ready to help."

"They put a lot of effort in welcoming the guests and preparing the dinner and the breakfast. Traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast was fantastic using the local seafood. Private balcony bath overlooking the beach was so beautiful. "

"The apartment was wonderful, though the bunk bed we stayed in was comfortable but creaky. Keep in mind if you stay in that room you must go outside to take a shower in another building. Communication was great and check in and check out very smooth and simple. Very clean and close to bus stops. I would recommend this place if you're looking to stay near Ise Shrine~"

"エアコンを使っても廊下、ベットルーム、洗面所、トイレがとても寒かったです"

"We stayed with 5yo and 2yo kids. This property was good for families. Area is nice and convenient. Room is large enough and clean. "

"Poka Poka village is not a hotel! We were very very surprised hotels.com offered such a strange place. Only part of an old run down building is rented out the rest we did not dare to check afraid of what we would find. Everything is very old and in very bad condition the person atvreception looks scary. Definitely avoid this place! I never ended up in such a place, my daughter was scared."

"This was a very nice ryokan, with polite and courteous staff. The location was very good, only a 10-minute walk from the train station, and one of the main Shinto shrines (Geku Jingo) in the area. The place was very quite and peaceful, and decorated with beautiful Japanese prints and fresh flowers. Our reservation came with a multi-course traditional dinner (kaiseki) and Japanese-style breakfast. The food was very good and fresh, and the portions were generous. We also greatly enjoyed our...