Kurhaus Mountain Hut
8.2
Excellent(200 reviews)
+5
Hotel Description
Kurhaus Mountain Hut is a cozy and picturesque retreat nestled in the beautiful countryside of Japan, offering an authentic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Located at a convenient distance from Tokyo, this charming mountain hut offers guests a peaceful environment surrounded by breathtaking views of Mount Oyama and the scenic landscapes. With its rustic charm and cozy atmosphere, the hotel provides a warm and inviting space for relaxation. The rooms are designed to ensure comfort and ease, offering ample space and serene decor that enhances the tranquil setting. Guests will appreciate the welcoming ambiance and traditional Japanese hospitality, which allows for a restful stay. Special amenities at Kurhaus Mountain Hut include high-speed internet access to stay connected, as well as a variety of dining options in the nearby area to explore. The hotel’s location provides easy access to major public transportation, with Narita and Haneda airports within driving distance. Popular nearby attractions include Mount Oyama, known for its stunning views and hiking opportunities, and the historic Oyama Afuri Shrine, where visitors can learn about local Shinto traditions. Other points of interest include Ōyama Temple, Yabitsu Pass, and Mount Tanzawa, offering a range of outdoor activities and breathtaking natural scenery. Guests can also enjoy dining at nearby restaurants such as Restaurant 141, WAIWAI アジアのごはんやさん, Osteria Angelo, and Restaurant Kurinosato Atsugi, each offering a unique culinary experience. With so much to do and see, Kurhaus Mountain Hut offers the perfect base for exploring this beautiful region.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in the tranquil countryside near Mount Oyama.
2. Comfortable rooms with serene decor to enhance relaxation.
3. Proximity to hiking trails and outdoor activities.
4. High-speed internet access available for guest convenience.
5. Close to several major transportation options, including Narita and Haneda airports.
6. A variety of nearby dining options, from Western to Asian cuisine.
7. Scenic views and historic sites like Oyama Afuri Shrine and Ōyama Temple.
8. The perfect getaway for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
9. Nearby hiking destinations such as Mount Tanzawa and Yabitsu Pass.
10. Traditional Japanese hospitality and warm service.
5.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Oyama
39 min
Oyama Afuri Shrine37 min
Ōyama Temple35 min
Yabitsu Pass51 min
Mount Tanzawa1 hr
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WAIWAI アジアのごはんやさん
12 min
Alberobello13 min
ドゥジェム17 min
洋食 よってけさん18 min
四季-Quattro-18 min
Osteria Angelo19 min
ラ・オハナ 厚木恩名店25 min
Restaurant 14127 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.6 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 3 min |
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Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 52 min
Transit: 3 hr 19 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 3 min
Transit: 2 hr 25 min
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5.6
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5/5
This is my favorite campsite.It's cheap at 1,600 yen per night, and guests can use the baths in the administration building for a slightly cheaper price. Even if you include the bath fee, it's just 2,000 yen. it's the best.There is a stream in front of the site, and it is surrounded by trees, so it is quite cool. The atmosphere is very relaxing (^ ^)As a side note, the trees appear to be cedar, and my husband, who suffers from hay fever, almost died when we used them in March. (If you have hay fever, be careful. Lol)The path from the free parking lot to the site has stairs and steep slopes, making it quite difficult to carry luggage.I think this is a campsite for solo and duo campers who want to lighten their luggage.
Napoleon Bonaparte
4/5
A small campsiteQuiet and very nice. Best of all, it's ¥ cheaper!It's not an auto campsite, so it's hard to carry things from the car, and the baths are nice, but I'm sleepy on Saturdays and Sundays (?)It is difficult to make reservations on Saturdays and Sundays (T . T)
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3/5
I wasn't fishing for trout here, so I went to the store downstairs. The next time I caught something, I couldn't cook it. Walk to Kurhaus.It's about 5 minutes on a mountain road, so it's quite a pain to go back and forth.The cooking fee isGrilled with salt 300 yenFried chicken 500 yenIt's a restaurant that has a reputation for being delicious.
KAZUHIRO SETO
5/5
It’s a wonderful little-known spot ✨ Thank you for your help ♬
CT RSA
5/5
Oni repeatCheap, fast, closeIt's great here as long as you're a little worried about the toilet.After that, if you cut down the dead cedar trees downstream, you can safely use it.Is the site suitable for solos?It would be difficult to use a large tent that is narrow, moderately sloping, and used in groups.Solo Early Late Regular Season 2000 yenEasy access in about 10 minutes from Isehara Oyama Interchange.The middle road is narrow so be careful of passing each other.siteLots of stones, forged pegs required, 2 mats recommended, lots of slopes, good water drainageOpen fire OK (currently)Filmed mostly along the river◎There is no sunlight in the morning, but the wind blows a lot, so if you tie a rope to a tree, your sleeping bag and tent will dry out.The slope is steep and it is difficult to carry it in. It looks like you can use a cart to get to the top.Rainbow trout and salt free service for 400 yen per rainbow trout ◎It seems that bears have not been seen since the opening, but there have been traces of bears in the area of Mt. Oyama in Isehara, so it is better to take precautions. It seems that there are no countermeasure goods available for sale or loan.I'll come back when I get home safely.
石渡由晴
3/5
The appearance is great.Unfortunately, the road is narrow.There is a river nearby and a fishing spot, so it is a place where children can also enjoy.
梅干太郎
4/5
One night solo on Friday at the end of December 2023, sunny. 5 groups including myself. Everyone was solo.Check-in starts at 12:00, but you can check in from 10:00 for 200 yen. Early access is available from 11am for 100 yen, and no advance application is required. Also, I'm not sure how to do it, but it seems like you can reserve a spot in advance using a red color cone. The bath is only open on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. There are three toilets. 1 Japanese style, 2 Japanese style and simple Western style. Take all trash home. There is an ash dump site. Do not use dish detergent in the sink. It's a compact site, so it's suitable for solo users. The ground is rocky, so cast pegs are recommended.*The Hyuga River in front of the campsite has a slow flow and is shallow so children can play in the river safely. However, there is a waterfall with a height of more than 5 meters at the most downstream part of the campsite, so you need to be careful.
Y昌
4/5
I used it twice with my family. It was a place where I felt like I had entered the depths of nature. The first camp will be in July. I was told where I could pitch my tent, and I chose one. The stream is cold and you can enjoy playing in the water, but it's cold and shallow and there aren't any fish, so it gets cold within 30 minutes. It was cool because it was in the forest. I was able to take a bath and enjoy the spacious space reserved for private use. The outside toilet wasn't very clean. My wife said she was scared of going to the bathroom in the middle of the night, but it didn't bother me.The second time was in December with friends and family at a BBQ. As expected, it was in the mountains, so the air was even colder. There was a stove and a homemade chair, so I didn't have to bring a chair with me. Some of the locations were near the stream or slightly above the stream. We held it in a place with an open space a little higher up so the children could play. The outside toilet was still dirty, but when I told the staff, they cleaned it right away and it was clean.