Vegan guesthouse in an old farmhouse in the Iya valley. A daily onsen (Japanese bathhouse) visit, pick up and drop off service are included in your staying price. Serves macrobiotic vegan meals to its guests.
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Added by Nancy Cadet on 27 Oct 2015
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4 Reviews
First Review by Nancy Cadet
SubodhTripathi
Points +15
No longer exist - Edit
We went there and there was an old dilapidated house.
Read morePros: Na
Cons: Does not exist
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aullman
Points +24
Best food we had in Japan! - Edit
The food here was amazing. Every dinner and breakfast was a meticulously prepared multi-course degustation. It really was the highlight of staying here.
Read moreWe also enjoyed touring the local area which has some breathtaking scenery. Everyone made us feel very welcome and spoiled. We hope to come back again!
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GinaGN
Points +77
Perfect - Edit
Pick up and drop off from/to the station. They bring you to an onsen (included in the price).
Read moreFuton was very comfortable, staff very nice and the food was amazing!
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Nancy Cadet
Points +1038
Vegan paradise - Edit
Overlooking the Iya river gorge, this friendly Eco -guesthouse has comfortable accommodations , Japanese style tatami rooms with futons , and delicious food. Vegan dinner and breakfast are included in the price, as well as daily pick up & drop off service at the local train station (Oboke) and a daily visit to an onsen at a nearby spa-hotel . The generous macrobiotic style meals featured local ingredients, such as buckwheat, radish and delicately flavored green tea from neighboring fields. The host Nori and many of the staff speak English--all are super-friendly. The views are spectacular and there are scenic & historic spots to visit for day trips, using a convenient day pass on a local bus. For guests who have had hectic travels, just strolling along the river, exploring the village and surrounding hilly streets, checking out the local products --tea, soba noodles, persimmons--might be enough tourism, combined with an onsen visit and relaxation in the welcoming common room, drinking tea or spring water, enjoying the views of steep, forested mountainsides at Kunelasob. There are private double rooms & a dorm , all futon bedding.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Wednesday October 28, 2015
Pros: Vegan, Reasonable price , Friendly
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