Mitsue Youth Travel Village

Name: Mitsue Youth Travel Village
Address: 1790 Kozue, Mitsue, Uda District, Nara 633-1301, Japan
Rating: 8.2

8.2

Excellent

(248 reviews)

1790 Kozue, Mitsue, Uda District, Nara 633-1301, Japan

+81 745-95-3088

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Mitsue Youth Travel Village, located at 1790 Kozue, Mitsue, Uda District, Nara 633-1301, Japan, offers a unique blend of comfort and tranquility in a serene setting. Nestled in the heart of nature, the hotel is surrounded by lush landscapes and is just a short distance from notable attractions like the Akame 48 Waterfalls, a beautiful riverside trail known for its historical significance as a training ground for ninjas, and Murou-ji, a Buddhist temple with a rich history dating back 1400 years. The design of the hotel reflects a harmonious balance between modern amenities and traditional Japanese aesthetics, providing guests with an inviting atmosphere.
The rooms at Mitsue Youth Travel Village are designed for ultimate relaxation, featuring comfortable bedding, spacious layouts, and a calming ambiance that encourages a restful stay. Each room is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring that guests feel at home.
Among the standout features of the hotel are high-speed internet access, which allows guests to stay connected, and kid-friendly facilities, making it an ideal choice for families.
For those traveling, the hotel offers easy access to public transportation, with nearby taxi services providing convenient travel to major airports, including Osaka International Airport, just two hours away.
Health and safety are prioritized, with stringent measures in place to ensure a safe environment for all guests.
Guests can engage in various local activities, from hiking scenic trails in the Soni Highlands to enjoying the hot springs at Sonikogenonsen Okame.
Nearby, culinary delights await at local restaurants such as にし川, known for its authentic Japanese dishes, and ヤキタテパンオショクジドコロドンドン, a beloved spot for a casual meal.
In summary, Mitsue Youth Travel Village invites you to experience the beauty and tranquility of Nara, coupled with exceptional hospitality and local charm.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Conveniently located near famous sightseeing spots.

2. Family-friendly environment with kid-friendly amenities.

3. High-speed internet access available throughout the property.

4. Unique blend of traditional Japanese design and modern comfort.

5. Accessible transportation options to major airports nearby.

6. Comprehensive health and safety measures for guest protection.

7. Proximity to local restaurants offering diverse dining experiences.

8. Easy access to scenic hiking trails and natural landscapes.

9. Relaxing ambiance that encourages a restful stay.

8.2 Excellent

248 reviews

Location 6.0

Pricing 8.2

Services 8.2

Cleans 8.2

Amenities 8.2

まつおこう

Used bungalow (C-4) during the last days and months of Obon. Reservations should be made around the end of June.We had originally planned to stay in a tent, but it looked like it was going to be hot, so we changed to staying in a bungalow.It would have been nice if the location was right in front of the river, but it was enough.◆TemperatureTemperature-wise, it's very hot during the day, but the river is not as cold as Dorogawa.The night wasn't as cool as I expected, but it was cool.It's cooler outside than inside the bungalow.A tent might have been comfortable.◆Facilities・Bungalow:There are no futons provided, so you will need a sleeping bag.There is a fan inside the bungalow, and it can get a little hot in areas where the fan can't reach, but it's comfortable enough.It's good that there is a washing area and BBQ area on the premises, but the net itself is dirty so you need to bring your own. Apparently the facility will clean up any charcoal or firewood waste.・Administration Building: It's expensive, but they sell a lot of things. Ice cream, cup ramen, rice with sugar, water guns, etc.Firewood (red leaves) is also available for 500 yen.・Shower: There is no bath, but there is a coin shower. Until 19:30? kana. There is a hot spring nearby, but it opens at 11am.◆Activity・Bobsled: Charge (200-400 yen). It's hard to climb, but it's so much fun.・Roller slider: Like bobsledding, it's difficult to climb, but I think it's fun for kids. Summer is hot.・River slide: You won't be able to slide on it, so a sled or float is a must. Sleds are also sold at the administration building, but they are expensive (500 yen), so it's best to bring your own.・Collecting amago: 2,500 yen for 5 amago (additional 300 yen/fish). The children had a lot of fun! It's big, and when you bake it afterwards, it's insanely delicious!・Fishing pond: There seem to be some sweetfish and rainbow trout, but it costs money depending on the number of fish, so I guess it's okay to catch them.◆GarbageBurnable garbage + plastic bottles can be placed in a designated bag (one bag free), and other items can be thrown away on the spot. It's good that you don't have to take it home.◆OverallThere were lots of activities and I had a lot of fun.I had heard that the quiet time at night was quite strict, but it wasn't that bad, and the young people I didn't understand weren't too noisy.I'm glad that the children got along well with the family staying in the bungalow and tent next door, and that they had a lot of fun.

みょん

I stayed in a bungalow.The toilet and shower were right next to the bungalow, which I was very grateful for.When I went there, there were no spider webs anywhere, it was really clean, and the bungalow room was very comfortable!The room had a light, a fan (wall-mounted), and an outlet. This time, four people slept in sleeping bags, but even if six people slept side by side, there was still plenty of space for luggage.There is a bonfire, running water, and a cooking table next to the bungalow (it's like a kitchen), and it also has lighting. Charcoal, firewood, fire starters, and nets are all sold at the shop.You can also rent chairs and tables!All you need is a sleeping bag, a mat to put under the sleeping bag, and protection against the cold.If you're going down a long slide, it might be a good idea to put something under your butt.If you continue to slide, your butt will be damaged the next day.Everyone who came had good manners, it was very quiet at night, and the stars were very beautiful.I woke up in the morning to the sound of warblers, and it was a very pleasant time.I would definitely like to use it again!

リョウ

I booked Bungalow B because this place offers athletics, fishing, fishing, fishing, fireworks, and water play.The kids were excited about athletics, and the adults had plenty of time to prepare the barbecue.The area around Bungalow B has been well-maintained, and although it is bright and open, it is quiet and can be used at will.There was a private water source next to the bungalow that was clean and the toilet was well-cleaned with a heated toilet seat and a shower, so I had a comfortable stay.It still gets cold at night, so warm gear is necessary.The next morning I played with athletics again, but my clothes were soaked with the morning dew, both my top and bottom pants.We recommend bringing an extra set of clothes.Although I was only able to stay for a short time and wasn't able to do any fishing, it was a wonderful campsite that made me want to come back again.

te te

I reserved a campsite for the Obon holiday from Osaka and used it.The section is at the farthest endThere is a short walk to play in the river and play equipment.Although it was the middle of Obon, there were no mosquitoes.I was able to relax while looking at the starry sky.Car can be parked on the side and comes with AC power supplyCheck-in at 12:00 and check-out at 10:00 the next dayThe morning was extremely hectic.

まつおこう

みょん

リョウ

te te

6.0 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Akame 48 Waterfalls

56 min

Mt. Miune

1 hr 45 min

Murou-ji