Monthly Rentals in Kuroishi

I used it with two families, but there was space to be separated by a curtain, so I had no problem changing clothes!It was a heavy snow day, but the pellet stove fire was very warm and cozy.Would you be reassured if you could leave the instructions nearby?I thought so, so I'll let you know. Anyway, it was a nice accommodation!This time I'd like to stay in the summer♪

The apartment was very good and it was as described . It is a bit out from the city centre but saying that the bus stop to the city centre is close. We walked to the city centre . It takes under 1 hour. Close to the apartment there are plenty conveniences shops . Aomori city offers a good selection of restaurant . Their local cuisine is superb . The surroundings of Aomori prefecture are breathtakingly . If you go rent a car and discover the beautiful landscape of this part of Japan.

We had a fantastic stay at this property, which was perfect for our family of 5 adults. We appreciated the privacy of having our 3 sons upstairs, giving everyone their own space to relax. One of the highlights was the onsen. We were absolutely thrilled with it and enjoyed it every chance we got. The view from the living room was incredibly therapeutic, especially when it snowed. Watching the snow fall while cozying up inside was truly magical experience. Overall, it was wonderful and memorable stay, and we highly recommend it to anyone looking for comfortable and relaxation in a beautiful setting.

What a delightful treat to stay with Satomi and Taki! We were intrigued with the idea of staying on an organic farm that had an in house hot spring onsen! Our expectations were surpassed from the moment Satomi met us at her door. The upstairs loft was spacious and private. We were still suffering from jet lag, so waking up at 2am and using the onsen was such a treat. Satomi is the ultimate tour concierge. Her suggestions were spot on. Taki, former ralley car driver and chef par excellence, cooked the most fabulous meals. The very best we had in 3 weeks travelling in Japan. We had a rental car and were able to explore the area. Finding the Haiku Path and Satomi giving us the history of it was the final treat. In many years of staying in many AirBnBs in numerous countries, this was my favorite.