Daisen Basecamp Guest House & Foodcourt

Great value and hospitality! Because the area is relatively isolated from major traffic (a reason people come here!!) there are not as many offerings for restaurants, cafes, or convenience stores. So, the BaseCamp's Food Court is a welcome offering for dinner, especially after 5 pm. Most places in the area are closed by 4:45-5 pm! There is no grocery store nearby.The Food Court offerings are very reasonably priced (JPY1000 to JPY3000), very tasty, and have a good assortment of choices. One of the memorable ones is the Rotisserie Chicken! It took 3 hours to roast. The meals come with a good selection of side dishes, pickles, and even a fruit dessert. Healthy, colorful, and a great value. Beverages are free all day, pour over coffee is JPY200, and beer is also offered.The host and hostess, a husband and wife team, welcomed me warmly, showed me the place (which is huge, by the way), offering me immediately a glass of cold water since I'd just dragged my rolling luggage uphill. They're very meticulous, friendly, and very willing to share what is available of the area.I especially like the renovations they did - the dorm sleeping berths are beautifully wood and shoji screened, precise and ikigai. The mattress is the perfect amount of support and not squishy soft! Most hostels' / guest houses' pillows are flat and terrible, but BaseCamp's are supportive and have a shape. There are cubbies for each guest, as well as hangers.The separate private tatami rooms have double doors, to keep the noise level down.Laundry is JPY800 and you fill up a laundry bag, which is washed all together and dried all together, so no sock will go missing! Walking sticks are available by the door for the hike up Mt. Daisen. I recommend going up before noon, as it takes longer than one would think!The peacefulness, beauty of the mountain and trees, the buzzing of the cicadas all made my five day stay refreshing and rehabilitating. It is also cooler at the side of Mt.Disliked · Because I was there for five days (which is a pretty long time for a stay apparently), I would have had a chance to really experience everything, good, bad, indifferent, but I couldn't find anything at fault. I highly recommend this guest house!!!OK, maybe some snoring kept me awake, but that's what happens at ANY dorm / shared sleeping space.

Due to a problem, we will be arriving late. We will inform you that we will be late → Please come quickly! →I was welcomed kindly.Thank you so much for all your consideration, I'm so happy! joy! It was

⭐︎I'll give it 5! I used it to go to Mt.I stayed in a dormitory, but it was spacious, clean, and comfortable.Block out snoring from other rooms with earplugs or earphones.The owner was very personable and the facilities were well thought out.Even women can use the dormitory with peace of mind.

Good location facing the mountain trailI stayed there after climbing the mountain.Clean room, kind staffIt's a good accommodation

I am Korean, I am planning to climb Daisen, and I want kindness, appropriate amenities, and delicious meals at a reasonable price.You can just stay here. You can believe it.

Great value and hospitality! Because the area is relatively isolated from major traffic (a reason people come here!!) there are not as many offerings for restaurants, cafes, or convenience stores. So, the BaseCamp's Food Court is a welcome offering for dinner, especially after 5 pm. Most places in the area are closed by 4:45-5 pm! There is no grocery store nearby.The Food Court offerings are very reasonably priced (JPY1000 to JPY3000), very tasty, and have a good assortment of choices. One of the memorable ones is the Rotisserie Chicken! It took 3 hours to roast. The meals come with a good selection of side dishes, pickles, and even a fruit dessert. Healthy, colorful, and a great value. Beverages are free all day, pour over coffee is JPY200, and beer is also offered.The host and hostess, a husband and wife team, welcomed me warmly, showed me the place (which is huge, by the way), offering me immediately a glass of cold water since I'd just dragged my rolling luggage uphill. They're very meticulous, friendly, and very willing to share what is available of the area.I especially like the renovations they did - the dorm sleeping berths are beautifully wood and shoji screened, precise and ikigai. The mattress is the perfect amount of support and not squishy soft! Most hostels' / guest houses' pillows are flat and terrible, but BaseCamp's are supportive and have a shape. There are cubbies for each guest, as well as hangers.The separate private tatami rooms have double doors, to keep the noise level down.Laundry is JPY800 and you fill up a laundry bag, which is washed all together and dried all together, so no sock will go missing! Walking sticks are available by the door for the hike up Mt. Daisen. I recommend going up before noon, as it takes longer than one would think!The peacefulness, beauty of the mountain and trees, the buzzing of the cicadas all made my five day stay refreshing and rehabilitating. It is also cooler at the side of Mt.Disliked · Because I was there for five days (which is a pretty long time for a stay apparently), I would have had a chance to really experience everything, good, bad, indifferent, but I couldn't find anything at fault. I highly recommend this guest house!!!OK, maybe some snoring kept me awake, but that's what happens at ANY dorm / shared sleeping space.