Reviews of Kakunodate Guesthouse Fuga 1 stars

Very nice location in a 20th century Japanese house. The host was very nice, and had prepared everything for my arrival.

Very comfortable bed & big living room

Owner can communicate in English and helped me find a Kimono rental shop and a pharmacy. Lovely Italian restaurant for lunch was run by the owner too.

Shower rooms in the other building.

Good location, close to samurai and cherry blossom streets but in a nice quiet area

The guesthouse is ran by a very cheerful and helpful lady. The price was excellent fir a stay during peak sakura. The location is fine, though we had suitcases to drag the 15 minute walk from the train station.The room was small but beds comfortable. The shared toilet was just outside room but the shower is in an adjaceant building. The Japanese breakfast was very good.

The shower location is a bit awkward and getting our suitcases up the narrow steps was hard.

The owner was very kind, she let me check in the room early, and help me call the taxi to the train station. Free bicycle borrowing is so convenient that you could get anywhere you want quickly. Highly recommended.

Absolutely lovely Owner. I had an amazing time.

The room is big and clean. The bed is comfortable. There is a good hot spring bath and a good restaurant in the walking distance. 7-11 is very close.

The shower room is not near the room and in the nearby building.

The owner was the best, so nice and sweet lady! I hade the best time in japan at this place!!

Owner is very friendly

The shower room is not on the same building.

Lovely owner, big room, plenty of free tea, and a hearty breakfast. Really enjoyed the two nights I spent here. Day-tripping is possible to Nyuto Onsen, ideally with a car but I made the bus work. About 10 minutes walk to the centre of Kakunadote.

I did get woken up by the dog in the morning but went back to sleep pretty quickly.

Open countryside, relaxed atmosphere.Very good breakfast.

Shared bathroom, stairs shower room in a separate building.. Very much in the style of an English b/b. Suitable for young fit backpacker types, not elderly gents with weak bladders,

Great location, excellent breakfast, extraordinary host!!!

The free bikes are perfect to get around the little town, and a public bathhouse is right around the corner.

Owner was lovely. Did a tour of the place. Bikes available, if wanted. Comfy shared space. Bed was comfy.

The boards on the floor outside the toilet aren’t level and every time you step on them it makes a loud bang as it rocks. Just needs something wedged beneath to level it and therefore quieten it down

It was close to the station and the main attractions (samurai houses). There was also free bikes for loan which was really nice. We used them to bike to Dakigaeri valley (9 km each way - approx. 1 hour). The host was nice and helpful and spoke English really well.

It was a bit expensive for what you got. There was only one toilet and one shower shared by all rooms (4). And no proper kitchen (there was a kettle, microwave and fridge), but for a few days it was perfect

Since Kakunodate is small, it is easy to get anywhere. The place has bicycles that guests can use and there is a wonderful bike and walk trail near by. There is 7/11 just around the corner. The beds were specious and comfortable. Dormitory style. The owner speaks English and is very kind and helpful even though she wasn't there most of the time. we were helped by her to get transportation to the hike we went on.

The common sitting area could benefit with some airing. I took a shower after another guest and it was quite dirty. Despite it being a small town, it is too far to go to the train with luggage and we couldn't find a Taxi. Eventually we walked to 7/11 and asked them to call a taxi for us. maybe have some more information for that purpose available at the GH would help.

The owner of the GH is kind and very helpful. The beds are spacious and comfortable. The location is right next to 7/11 so it's convenient. There are bicycles that guests can take and it makes everything very near. There is a taiku drumming school right next to the GH, maybe ask to watch. We only learned about it when we left.

It is far if you need to carry the luggage to the train station so you need to take a taxi. The owner wasn't there to help so we ended up going to 7/11 for help. The shower looked like it was used by other people and it wasn't so pleasant.