Holiday rentals with breakfast in Kumamoto

I stayed for two weeks and enjoyed Amakusa City.From here, you can access all of Amakusa in about 30 minutes by car.We had almost everything we needed, including appliances, cooking utensils, and condiments, and we enjoyed cooking with fish and local ingredients.It is a 1-minute drive to catch a variety of fish, making it a great place for fishing lovers and culinary enthusiasts.In addition, the owner's personality is warm, and it is a nice place to stay that makes you want to visit again.The supermarket zero, about a 7-minute drive, has delicious sashimi.I also recommend the hot springs next to it.The fishermen's shellfish and scallops were also delicious.

Warm welcome and excellent dinner ! A great experience chez l habitant !

As always a wonderful stay. Generous and flexible throughout. I will absolutely stay again in the future! Perfect for families with a park right in front and easy walkability to supermarkets, pharmacy, massage, etc.

We had a wonderful time at Katsushi and Tatako's farmstay and cannot speak too highly of our experience. The house is separate from the owners' home, so is very private, and surrounded by fields and scattered houses. Everything was spotless and we lacked for nothing, given that we were not self-catering. But it was our hosts' friendliness, their recommendations for local attractions, and above all, the food we were served, that were extra special. Breakfast is included, and featured plenty of home-grown veges, and other local produce. Since we didn't want to venture out at night, we also requested dinner on both nights of our stay (for a modest additional cost), and those meals were also truly wonderful. Japanese home cooking at its best. We were also invited to attend a Kagura dance at a local shrine, and were taken one evening to a local community hall to learn about preparations for another festival. All in all a wonderful and memorable experience.

I had the opportunity to stay at this guest house for 2 nights and it was a very good experience because the place is located not far from the train station. It's super easy to get around. The host is kind, friendly, and has an omotenashi. You can also pick up and drop off from the train station. The house is decorated in traditional Japanese style. 90 years old. It has an authentic Japanese feeling. The room has a Japanese futon mattress. Very soft. Sleep well. Takamichi san is a very fun person to talk to and have a lot of experience. Even if you have a little English, we talked and exchanged stories and culture, which is a lot of fun. You want to have a lot of people from different countries to stay with you, including Thai people. Another thing is that the breakfast is authentic Japanese made by yourself. There are salad, rice, eggs, miso natto soup and fresh fruit every day. Very good. Can't find it at the restaurant. If you have a plan to visit the area, let you know how to get around and must visit spot. This is a great place for relaxing and people who really want to experience the atmosphere of Japan. The cozy and cozy atmosphere is an experience that you can't find for other places to stay. Totally recommended.

We had a comfortable stay. Check in check out was easy and stress-free.

Stefano’s property in Takamori exceeded all expectations. The place was spotless, and honestly, the photos don’t do it justice. The home perfectly blends modern comforts with traditional charm, and the welcoming mix of Italian bread and wood scents made it feel like home. Stefano’s thoughtful touch of providing fresh bread every day for breakfast was a lovely bonus. This place is truly a hidden gem!

We were greeted by the hosts upon arrival, and they thoroughly explained to us all of the amenities. We decided to go for the BBQ rental service for 3600 JPY (2 ppl); the host sets up the charcoal grill for you at the desired time, and his wife can help wash the vegetables if needed. They also offer breakfast, but we decided to opt out. The shower had ample hot water, albeit a few bugs (to be expected from an outdoor shower) We ended up having a great time eating Miyazaki wagyu purchased at a butcher recommended by the host :) The bedding was also quite cozy even if they weren’t actual beds. I’d recommend this place to anyone looking to do a pit stop in Yamato, especially if you’re on the road to Mount Aso / Takachiho afterwards.

By far my best Airbnb stay. Visiting this couple will offer you an experience you will find nowhere else. It will let you experience the Japanese life with delicious meals cooked with love by Keiko. We had a turbulent kid and they stayed positive and always happy to exchange with her despite the language barrier. This village they are in are in itself a place to visit with a famous spring, an astonishingly beautiful temple and several point of interest around like soem beautiful shrines and an impressive Dam. If we can, we would love to come back