Pension Paper Moon
8.0
Excellent(158 reviews)
206-537 Yumoto, Nasu, Nasu District, Tochigi 325-0301, Japan
+81 287-76-2873
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Hotel Description
Nestled in the serene and wooded Nasu Highlands, Pension Paper Moon offers a charming retreat at 206-537 Yumoto, Nasu, Nasu District, Tochigi 325-0301, Japan. This unassuming guesthouse is conveniently located just 2 kilometers from the artistic displays at the Nasukogen Fujishiroseiji Museum and a mere 3 kilometers from the thrilling Nasu Safari Park, making it an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty and attractions. The guesthouse exudes a cozy, rustic charm that perfectly complements its surroundings, inviting guests to unwind in a tranquil atmosphere that promotes relaxation and comfort.
The accommodations at Pension Paper Moon are designed to provide a homely experience. Each of the plain yet inviting rooms includes comfortable sitting areas, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms feature traditional tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and futons, offering a taste of authentic Japanese living. In addition, select rooms are equipped with minifridges for added convenience, ensuring that guests feel right at home.
Special amenities include a public bath and an open-air bath, providing guests with a relaxing way to unwind after a day of exploring the nearby attractions. While the guesthouse does not have a fitness center or spa, the casual restaurant on-site serves delicious breakfast options to start the day. The property also features convenient amenities such as a front desk, baggage storage, and currency exchange services, enhancing the overall guest experience.
For those looking to explore, the Pension Paper Moon is well-connected to public transportation options. The Kurodahara train station is just 12 kilometers away, while nearby walking routes provide access to local destinations. Taxi services are readily available, making travel to key attractions like Fukushima Airport, which is about 55 minutes away, easy and convenient.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Pension Paper Moon, with stringent protocols in place to ensure the well-being of all guests. The property is smoke-free and does not allow pets, contributing to a clean and pleasant environment throughout the stay.
Visitors to the Nasu Highlands will find plenty of activities and experiences nearby. Top sights include the Nasu Animal Kingdom, a unique zoo that features an indoor Asian forest and animal shows; Nasu Highland Park, a family-friendly theme park with roller coasters and water rides; and the Nasu Stained Glass Museum, which showcases beautiful glass artistry within an English-style setting.
Gastronomy enthusiasts will delight in the nearby dining options, including popular restaurants such as ナスワッパオダヤカ, Grillchef, and Suisha no Sato Mizuhogura, all within a short taxi ride of about 4 to 6 minutes. These establishments offer a variety of cuisines, from traditional Japanese dishes to Western fare, ensuring that every palate is catered to.
In conclusion, Pension Paper Moon invites you to experience the charm and comfort of its guesthouse while enjoying the stunning natural beauty and rich culture of the Nasu Highlands. Whether you're here for relaxation or adventure, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere that makes every stay memorable.
The accommodations at Pension Paper Moon are designed to provide a homely experience. Each of the plain yet inviting rooms includes comfortable sitting areas, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms feature traditional tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and futons, offering a taste of authentic Japanese living. In addition, select rooms are equipped with minifridges for added convenience, ensuring that guests feel right at home.
Special amenities include a public bath and an open-air bath, providing guests with a relaxing way to unwind after a day of exploring the nearby attractions. While the guesthouse does not have a fitness center or spa, the casual restaurant on-site serves delicious breakfast options to start the day. The property also features convenient amenities such as a front desk, baggage storage, and currency exchange services, enhancing the overall guest experience.
For those looking to explore, the Pension Paper Moon is well-connected to public transportation options. The Kurodahara train station is just 12 kilometers away, while nearby walking routes provide access to local destinations. Taxi services are readily available, making travel to key attractions like Fukushima Airport, which is about 55 minutes away, easy and convenient.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Pension Paper Moon, with stringent protocols in place to ensure the well-being of all guests. The property is smoke-free and does not allow pets, contributing to a clean and pleasant environment throughout the stay.
Visitors to the Nasu Highlands will find plenty of activities and experiences nearby. Top sights include the Nasu Animal Kingdom, a unique zoo that features an indoor Asian forest and animal shows; Nasu Highland Park, a family-friendly theme park with roller coasters and water rides; and the Nasu Stained Glass Museum, which showcases beautiful glass artistry within an English-style setting.
Gastronomy enthusiasts will delight in the nearby dining options, including popular restaurants such as ナスワッパオダヤカ, Grillchef, and Suisha no Sato Mizuhogura, all within a short taxi ride of about 4 to 6 minutes. These establishments offer a variety of cuisines, from traditional Japanese dishes to Western fare, ensuring that every palate is catered to.
In conclusion, Pension Paper Moon invites you to experience the charm and comfort of its guesthouse while enjoying the stunning natural beauty and rich culture of the Nasu Highlands. Whether you're here for relaxation or adventure, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere that makes every stay memorable.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Cozy guesthouse nestled in serene woods
2. Proximity to popular attractions like museums
3. Traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats
4. Relaxing public bath and open-air soaking tubs
5. Convenient dining options nearby with diverse cuisine
9.4 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Nasu Animal Kingdom
20 min
Nasu Highland Park14 min
Nasu Safari Park6 min
Nasu Stained Glass Museum20 min
Minamigaoka Dairy7 min
Nearest locations
Mr. beef dining
2 min
ナスワッパオダヤカ4 min
Grillchef4 min
Suisha no Sato Mizuhogura4 min
Kitazaki4 min
洋食店 モンテ・プリミエ5 min
Gioia Mia5 min
Oshokujidokoro Shoya6 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 9.4 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 55 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$139
$146
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Location
206-537 Yumoto, Nasu, Nasu District, Tochigi 325-0301, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 55 min
Transit: 2 hr 44 min
Transit:
Ikkentyayamae
Walking: 13 min
山水閣入口
Walking: 19 min
Jurakuhontenmae
Walking: 15 min
Nearby locations
9.4
Exceptional Location
This unassuming guesthouse in the wooded Nasu Highlands is 2 km from art exhibitions at the Nasukogen Fujishiroseiji Museum, 3 km from Nasu Safari Park and 12 km from Kurodahara train station.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Public bath
Public bath
Open air bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Microwave in some rooms
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Currency exchange
Housekeeping
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
NFC mobile payments
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom
Bathtub
Shower
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
7.0
6 reviews
Wonderful
2
Excellent
2
Good
0
Below Average
1
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1
和樹
2/5
I had high expectations because the reviews were good, but the room and futon smelled of dust and the room was small.The food wasn't bad either, but I thought it was too much to say about a delicious inn with very good food.The wagyu beef was tender and delicious.I'm a little skeptical about the high reviews.It's a family business so I thought it was a stealth marketing.It's not bad by any means, but I don't think it deserves a rating of 4.The good thing was that drinks and manga were free.
jack達也
5/5
Although it is a family-run hotel, the food is delicious. The chef is my wife.The only thing was that the building was older, so the toilet was small and the room smelled bad. In the middle of the day, I almost didn't notice it anymore...The weather was nice so we were able to drink alcohol outside and had a great time.I have stayed at countless inns, but this is by far the best in terms of food and service.
オレンジブルー
1/5
It had good reviews, so I used it on a family trip. But honestly, I was disappointed.There were many reviews saying that the rice was delicious,It was completely different.There are only three types of meat to choose from in the all-you-can-eat yakiniku plan.The quality of the meat is also questionable. Tuna is white for some reason.I'm glad my kids enjoyed the dessert buffet.Why is it rated so highly? . . . . . . . .I don't understand what that means.There was trash in the room too,It smelled like mold and the bedding smelled like mold.I won't stay again.I hope this review catches everyone's attention.
バンブー, Ph.D.
4/5
Stayed one night with my family of 4.Although the building is old, it is kept clean.You can relax and drink beer in the courtyard.As they pride themselves on their cuisine, there was a wide variety of dishes.I ordered the Yakiniku course.Only the first dish was served with Nasu beef, and the all-you-can-eat menu consisted of Nasu chicken, Nasu pork, and American sukiyaki? It was a bit disappointing because it was just meat.
Hachiro Sato
4/5
I guess it's a little weird that the bath isn't a hot spring.
YUDAI KUDO
5/5
There is a welcome drink service.Soft drinks include green tea, Calpis, and orange juice, followed by coffee. There is a wide variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, lemon high, fruit wine, and plum wine. There was also a manga corner, so I relaxed and had a drink. I also have two or three cats.Cat lovers may be relieved.For dinner, I made a reservation for the all-you-can-eat Kuroge Wagyu beef course. It's delicious even when eaten without sauce. I had to refill it 3 times.Everything other than the main dish is buffet style.There are over 20 types of alcohol, including chuhai, whiskey, and sake (some for an additional fee), so there is a wide variety. I felt that they were very clever as they also prepared dishes that could be eaten as snacks.The staff members asked me, ``Would you like some more meat?'' and ``Please try the dessert after your meal,'' so I was able to enjoy the meal in a pleasant manner.In the large communal bath, the indoor bath is lukewarm and the outdoor bath is hot.When I arrived in the evening, there was a garbage truck outside, and it smelled like garbage. It may be best to take an open-air bath at night or early in the morning.From 8pm to 10pm, you can enjoy ochazuke, desserts, and ice cream. You don't have to worry about it even when you're hungry.Breakfast is also buffet style.I was satisfied with the amount of ingredients in the curry.There are 3 types of bread. Comes in a stainless steel pot containerThe fire is lit from below, so you can always have warm bread.Also, the cereals come in sachets that can be opened, which I feel is more hygienic.It was truly an inn that prided itself on its food.If I have a chance, I would like to visit in a different season.