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Log guest house with wide lawn garden
Log guest house with wide lawn garden
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (35)
The price is SAR 643
SAR 731 total
10 May - 11 May
An old folk house inn quietly standing in the moun / Shimanto Kōchi
An old folk house inn quietly standing in the moun / Shimanto Kōchi
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (2)
The price is SAR 537
SAR 537 total
12 May - 13 May
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Recent reviews of Ekawasaki station hotels
Recent reviews of Ekawasaki station hotels
Log guest house with wide lawn garden
5/5 Excellent
Excellent chalet style accommodation
"Beautifully presented, great facilities - kitchen/fridge/stove/hot water, with utensils and supplies - and excellent bathroom with spa/ excellent toilet/basin with heaps of towels. Separate bed ( Queen - bit hard) and upstairs futon room for 2-3 more people. Nice garden, quiet area, narrow drive and road entry( typical rural roads). "
A verified traveler stayed at Log guest house with wide lawn garden
Posted 7 months ago
Shimanto Riverside Hideaway
3/5 Okay
Shimanto Hideway Cabin Stay
"Great host, very helpful. We stayed for 1 night during May. The cabin was very spacious and had some lovely touches, upstairs screen to stream from, free tea and coffee. The cabin is a detached building separate from the main building that has the shared bathroom in. The cabin also has no sink or toilet you have to also go into the main building which is not really clear in the description. Also be aware when booking that access to the property is via a sunken bridge (no sides or barriers) over the Shimanto River which we had to drive across after heavy rainfall. "
A verified traveler stayed at Shimanto Riverside Hideaway
Posted 1 year ago