BBQ guesthouse ILA 白州

The owner was really friendly and accommodating. They gave us a lift to the hot springs nearby and to the start of our trek up Mt. Kaikoma - both were fantastic. The room was good for the price.

When I first came here, I thought, ``That's it,'' but it turned out to be an interesting place, and the owner was a kind and nice person. I thought I would come again if I had the chance.

At the end of August, I stayed the night before going on the Kaikomagatake/Kuroto Ridge route.The structure of the inn was not exactly according to the blueprint from the beginning.It is mainly made of plywood and square timber.(Since it was originally an abandoned property, it is different from a regular hotel or pension.)Some of the aisles are narrow and the ceilings are low, but it doesn't bother me too much.The slightly irregular structure of the space gives you an extraordinary feeling.The structure is like the one above, but there is an air conditioner in the bedroom.There were also bedding that took into account the temperature difference, such as blankets and fans.Also, when I went there, the clientele included families, mountain climbers, backpackers, and groups on road trips.There were quite a few different issues, but there were no particular problems.There is also a shuttle service for guests who do not have a car.500 yen round trip to a nearby supermarket for shopping.For hiking, go early in the morning from the inn to the Ojirakawa Valley parking lot for 500 yen.On the way back, I learned that I had a history of staying there during that trip.From the Ojirakawa Valley parking lot to Kobuchizawa Station, it is cheaper than a taxi.I was given a shuttle.*Transfers can only be made when the two owners are free.If you want them to come exactly on the specified date and time,We would like you to make your reservation as early as possible (about half a day in advance?).Also, as stated in the details, it seems that there is still some land left, soThey seem to be thinking about accepting and expanding their business.Transportation around the Kuroto ridge route is not convenient,There are few (or none?) hotels, so while taking advice,Maybe it would be a good idea to expand this service by making it a service for day-trippers to stay overnight...Sometimes I stay at a guest house when I travel.This was the first time I had ever been to a place that offered such an extraordinary feeling and flexible service.I would like to take care of you again if I have a chance.thank you very much!

family friendly. Post-apocalyptic vibe, we loved it!