Entire house rental, with public baths, check-out at 2 pm [Kototoko Machiya Living]

Entire townhouse in Iga, Japan

  1. 6 guests
  2. 2 bedrooms
  3. 6 futons
  4. 0 baths
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars.84 reviews
Hosted by 中森
  1. Superhost
  2. 4 years hosting

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Iga Ueno Castle Town

Here you can experience the small (modest) life of a townhouse, and there is a 100-year-old townhouse that you can use as a base for walking around the town.


 The characteristic of old-fashioned townhouse living is "small living".

The chabudai is used not only as a dining table but also as a study desk, and when folded, the tea room becomes a bed.

At dusk, wrap your clothes in a furoshiki and go to the public bath with your geta.

 Rather than the number of things, it may be that the body and mind seek a life that uses effort, time, and wisdom to feel comfortable.


 When you go outside, it's fun to walk around this town where the old townscape remains.

In the morning, have breakfast at a coffee shop with morning service. Stop by the gallery on the way. Talking to shop owners and regulars is also a special experience.


Enjoy the "townhouse life" in the old and new scenery and take home a memorable souvenir.


・ It is located about 15 minutes on foot from Iga Ueno Castle and Ueno Tenjin Shrine

・ Includes a bathing ticket for the public bath "Ichinoyu" across the street

・ You can use the room until 2 pm on the check-out date
(See below for details)

The space
[1st floor] 3 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats (between boards) + 2 tatami mats
Small kitchen, courtyard, toilet

2nd Floor: 12 tatami mats



It is a 100-year-old building.
There are also steps and inconveniences. Also, as a characteristic of a townhouse (long house), you can hear the sounds of your neighbors' lives.

Recommended for those who want to experience the life of a townhouse or those who like retro Showa spaces.

Other things to note
● Includes a bathing ticket for the public bath "Ichinoyu" across the street.

※ There is no soap, shampoo, or towels. Please bring your own or purchase them at the baths.

※ People with tattoos can also use it.

* There is no bath or shower room in the accommodation.


● There are steps in the building. Please be especially careful with small children.


● Amenities such as sleepwear and toothbrushes are not provided

※ Soap, shampoo, face towels, and shaving cream are available at the public bath across the street from 2 pm to 11 pm.


● We have provided a record player and other items used in the Showa era
Enjoy


● There is a small kitchen
You can boil water or cook simple meals on the portable induction stove
Feel free to use the refrigerator, dishes, etc.


● Local people live nearby. Please be quiet, especially after 9 pm

Registration Details
Hotels and Inns Business Act | 三重県 | 伊賀保第58-2100-0002号

Where you’ll sleep

Bedroom 1
2 futons
Bedroom 2
4 futons

What this place offers

Kitchen
Shared onsen: public onsen nearby
Wifi
Air conditioning
Hair dryer
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

5 nights in Iga

Oct 6, 2023 - Oct 11, 2023

4.9 out of 5 stars from 84 reviews

Overall rating

  1. 5 stars, 92% of reviews
  2. 4 stars, 7% of reviews
  3. 3 stars, 1% of reviews
  4. 2 stars, 0% of reviews
  5. 1 stars, 0% of reviews

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for cleanliness

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for accuracy

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for check-in

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for communication

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for location

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars for value

Guests mention

Where you’ll be

Iga

Meet your host

Superhost
84 reviews
4.9 out of 5 average rating
4 years of hosting

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