Such a great and lovely place
Such a great and lovely place. Very clean and comfy.
17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Daigo House is a 2-star hotel in Daigo, Japan.
Sustainable Guest House in Daigo Scenic Views and Full-Day Security Experience the beauty of nature with garden views and mountain scenery at Daigo House. Enjoy peace of mind with full-day security ensuring a safe stay. Comfortable Rooms and Geothermal Area Relax in air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and parking. Immerse yourself in the geothermal area with access to nearby hot springs for the ultimate relaxation. Outdoor Activities and Shared Lounge Embark on exciting adventures with cycling and hiking opportunities in Daigo. Unwind in the shared lounge area after a day of exploration. Book your stay at Daigo House for a memorable and sustainable getaway.
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Such a great and lovely place
Such a great and lovely place. Very clean and comfy.
Pros: I am very satisfied with the cleanliness and cost-effectiveness. Cons: Nothing in particular.
Pros: I am very satisfied with the cleanliness and cost-effectiveness. Cons: Nothing in particular.
Satisfaction
I always use it when I go to Daigo. It is always clean and I can stay with peace of mind.
Base for sightseeing in Daigo-cho.
The location was good. The staff's response was good. The retro vibe is nice.
Pros: - Cost performance is good
Pros: - Cost performance is good. It feels like a good deal with dinner included for about 6100 yen. - The staff will tell you about good spots in Ibaraki (there are many places to visit before coming here, lol). - It used to be a training camp, so it has a slightly special feeling of being at home. - There is a bath, but it feels like a regular residential bathtub. - You can have seconds for dinner. Tea was also all-you-can-drink. Cons: - The room had a unique smell. It wasn't so noticeable. - Amenities are charged, so you need to bring your own or purchase (but it's cheap). - Alcohol is not
September here averages 20°C, with around 170mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.