Vacation rentals in Owase

It was very good.

The room was very comfortable, the surrounding area was very convenient, and the view of the house was beautiful.

For the first time with children to travel to Japan, I accidentally booked a very convenient and warm homestay. 1. It is a 3-minute walk from the subway station. It is very convenient. 2 Living Convenience Living Supermarket Pharmacy Small Restaurant 3 Jungle Exploration in the Park with Kids Recommended 4 The host was very welcoming and attentive to responding every time and warmly solving the problem.Also stocked with coffee tea and chips Anyway, I'll choose this place again next time.Great value for money, Tatami sleeping is also very characteristic and fun.

Hossy is the best host!!! I’m gonna stay here for a week and Hossy he’s helping me a lot, the rooms as nice as in the pictures and is big enough to fit for four people.. I am traveling alone and I enjoy staying here. He’s show me all information about Osaka and give me all direction to go to interesting place around the city. This place is nice surrounded by local community all restaurant is walking distance, Condos are nearby the train station and Subway so you can easily get to all attractions place, i’m spent all day in Nagai Park which is only five minute walking distance, and luckily, I get into the Sakura Stadium to watched professional football matches between Osaka Cerezo Vs. Nagano⚽️ The room was nice and cozy you will sleep like a local Japanese style, and I am looking forward to get back here and stay here again with the best host like MR.Hossy. He is the real deal 🙏🙏🙏✌🏻👍🏻🥰

Six of us spent two unforgettable nights at Doratei in Ryujinmura, Japan — a beautifully renovated traditional house that seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern comfort. The open-concept, fully functional kitchen turned meal prep into a lively, social affair — moving from stove to table was effortless, making every meal a shared experience. The bucolic surroundings were a dream to explore at our own pace — winding trails, lush greenery, suspension bridges and the warmest locals. The mix of tatami mats, shoji screens, and sleek modern touches created a cozy yet stylish vibe. A special highlight was meeting Lee, an awesome storyteller who introduced us to his farm family — the goats, ducks, and chickens were an absolute delight! 🐔🦆🐐 If you’re looking to discover the quieter, more authentic side of Japan, do take the road less travelled to stay here 😌

I travel frequently and usually don’t leave reviews because I'm a bit lazy. However, I felt that Isaac truly deserves this one! His place may not look like a typical hotel, but it is definitely cozy and feels like home. I appreciate all the amenities he provides and how proactive he is in communicating with his guests. I would genuinely book with him again and recommend his place to anyone, I'm that confident in his hosting! Additionally, his place is baby-friendly, which is a big plus for me. I also love how close he is to a local train station and church! ‘Till next time!

Comfortable, spacious house. Great to have a full kitchen and refrigerator, for home cooking. I've stayed here before, and plan to return!

I used it with a friend.They responded quickly even when the number of guests changed.If I had any questions, I could immediately consult with them by message or phone, and they explained things in an easy-to-understand manner, so I think the service was very kind.The facilities in the accommodation were very complete, and the facility was very clean and easy to use.There were several games, and it was a great memory to be able to play games with friends after dinner.I'd love to book this facility again if I get the chance.

The house is in the countryside, very close to the ocean and farmland, yet only a few minutes drive to the city of Kushimoto. It is very cozy and clean, with kitchen, washer and dryer, with a traditional Japanese house vibe. The host is very friendly and makes sure the stay is a great one, which is exactly my experience. Highly recommended to anyone who visits Kumano Sanzan and the south of Wakayama.