Villas in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

This was an incredible experience. An old fashioned Japanese inn at a beautiful lake. You get a room with six tatamis, futons, yukatas, some tea to greet you and a beautiful view of the lake. We also had a dinner, which had lots of variety, including locally sourced fish. The owner is a nice old lady, who did not speak English, but we could converse using Google Translate with no issue.

This hotel called Maple is actually a guesthouse, and the amenities it offers are just average. Objectively speaking, the holiday homes within the hotel are all quite nice, with beautiful surroundings, spacious rooms, excellent bedding, and delicious tea bags. That evening, a cool breeze blew through the courtyard, making the rooms warm and inviting, and I slept very well. From check-in to check-out, we encountered two staff members. The first lady was very friendly, but her English wasn't good. This led to an awkward situation when we went to the hot spring. She seemed to want us to go to the hot spring immediately, but after we entered, there was no hot water for a long time. Later, we heard clanging and banging sounds outside and realized someone was repairing the hot water equipment, meaning the hot spring was actually unusable. The hotel didn't provide any prior notice, which was very disappointing. It's a fifteen-minute walk to the bus stop, and carrying luggage uphill is quite strenuous. Unless you're young and strong or driving, you should consider this.

Traveling with three generations of family, we made wonderful memories. The location is great as we could walk to drugstores, supermarkets, and convenience stores, which was super convenient.

This stay exceeded my expectations! The room was clean and tidy, and all the facilities were complete. The instructions for the unmanned self-service hotel were simple and clear, and customer service responded to questions very quickly. Our group of nine was originally allocated only one parking space, but the hotel kindly assisted us by adding an extra space. Since there was a lot of trash due to the large number of guests, we contacted the hotel and they arranged for someone to clean it up. Cooking utensils and cleaning supplies were plentiful. I will definitely return to this hotel next time I travel to Nikko!

去這裡是為了度假，偏偏遇到下大雨☔️，不是很盡興，如果天氣好的話景色應該不錯。烤肉🍖的設備很全，各種驅蟲蚊香很到位，點贊。如果有腿腳不是很利落的人，不建議採用，從停車場到房間要登台階，很是不便。下雨天很滑。

Basically, almost all of them become self-service, so the service evaluation was normal. I think it is suitable for people who can enjoy travel actively. It is an image of renting a villa on a daily basis. It had Wi-Fi, refrigerator, TV, dining table, seat table, a set of cooking utensils (also with rice cookers), microwave oven, toaster, tableware, bedding, yukata, gas water heater, and heating and cooling. I don't have a bath towel, so I think it's better to bring it. Facilities include table tennis stadium, ground, conference room, outdoor pool (until 18 o'clock), multipurpose square, and large bath (12 o'clock 〜), most of which are available until 21 o'clock. If you apply by 18:00, you can borrow barbecue equipment and cassette stove. I enjoyed Nasu based here, but I haven't played it all yet, so I think I'll use it again.