民宿 喫茶 きらく in Konan

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  張淑儀

  :: 19 May 2024 14:27:19

  We stayed in a cabin, which was very well equipped. The meals are all very rich and delicious, especially the bamboo shoot rice cooked by the boss himself. In the evening, I enjoyed listening to the boss's own composition, lyrics and playing, which was very enjoyable. He was also very enthusiastic in helping us book accommodation, thank you!

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  Juup Dales

  :: 13 March 2024 08:31:44

  This is real luxury, at an affordable price. I would describe it as a Finnish log cabin. Very spacious, pine wood construction. Very complete. Free washing machine, nice bathroom with professional bath. Luxury toilet. Refrigerator, microwave, water dispenser. Large TV. Western beds (good). Telephone. Too many to mention. The dinner was delicious, the hostess sang and played the keyboard. For breakfast you could choose from bread or rice variants. No hassle about check-in and check-out times. In one word: do it!

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  安田徹

  :: 31 October 2023 15:43:00

  This is my second time staying overnight on the walking pilgrimage. The homey atmosphere and the proprietress' singing during dinner are truly soothing. The food is delicious and the rooms are clean. There is a washroom in each room and it is comfortable. I'm really thankful to you. Thank you again.

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  Cory Howell

  :: 20 August 2023 15:48:36

  Stayed here on the Ohenro route. Booked a normal room but the owner gave us the log cabin out back for the same price--private and very comfortable stay. Dinner was good, and we were pleasantly surprised the owner gave us and the other lodgers a personal concert of three songs she composed herself. Very personal and touching. She gave us free onigiri as osettai (alms) for breakfast the next day. Highly recommend.

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  Lillygol Sedaghat

  :: 20 August 2023 15:48:13

  We stayed in the log cabin next to the main building, and it was beautiful. The design is rustic but modern, clean and comfortable, simple and elegant. It also helped that it was close to the Dainichi Temple. We ended up staying for dinner as well and were treated to a lovely meal (the rice was especially good!). The proprietress chose to entertain the group with some songs she had written about her family and Ohenro-sans (pilgrims). They were heartfelt and really added to the richness of the experience. I was thankful for their hospitality and loved the stay. Recommend!