Yataki Woody land
7.4
Very Good(67 reviews)
+2
Hotel Description
Yataki Woody Land is a charming and serene hotel located in a picturesque countryside setting, providing guests with an idyllic retreat amidst the natural beauty of Japan. Situated at Yataki Woody Land, Japan, this hotel is surrounded by lush forests and breathtaking views, making it the perfect getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The surrounding area is rich in cultural and historical attractions, including the renowned Gujo Hachiman Castle, a stunning restored wooden castle offering panoramic views of the valley, just over an hour's drive from the hotel. Other nearby attractions include the quaint townscape with rising udatsu trees, the tranquil Monet's Pond, and Kamaga Falls, all easily accessible by car. With its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to popular landmarks, Yataki Woody Land offers a unique experience for visitors seeking to explore the culture and beauty of the region.
The hotel offers spacious, well-appointed rooms designed for maximum comfort and relaxation. Each room features modern amenities including high-speed internet, air conditioning, and a refrigerator. Guests can unwind in their private rooms, which are equipped to ensure a restful stay after a day of sightseeing. For those looking for dining options, several highly-rated restaurants are located nearby, such as Kobushinosato, known for its fresh fish dishes, and Lavish, offering a variety of cuisines.
Yataki Woody Land also boasts exceptional amenities such as free Wi-Fi throughout the property, ensuring guests can stay connected. Transportation is easily accessible with multiple public transit options nearby, including Suhara Station, which is just a short taxi ride away. Additionally, major airports like Nagoya Airport and Chubu Centrair International Airport are within easy reach, making the hotel convenient for both domestic and international travelers.
In terms of health and safety, the hotel has implemented stringent measures to ensure guest well-being, including enhanced cleaning protocols and staff training. Whether you're exploring the stunning sights or simply relaxing at the hotel, Yataki Woody Land promises a safe, comfortable, and enriching stay. We warmly invite you to experience the serenity and charm of Yataki Woody Land, where you can enjoy both nature and comfort in perfect harmony.
The hotel offers spacious, well-appointed rooms designed for maximum comfort and relaxation. Each room features modern amenities including high-speed internet, air conditioning, and a refrigerator. Guests can unwind in their private rooms, which are equipped to ensure a restful stay after a day of sightseeing. For those looking for dining options, several highly-rated restaurants are located nearby, such as Kobushinosato, known for its fresh fish dishes, and Lavish, offering a variety of cuisines.
Yataki Woody Land also boasts exceptional amenities such as free Wi-Fi throughout the property, ensuring guests can stay connected. Transportation is easily accessible with multiple public transit options nearby, including Suhara Station, which is just a short taxi ride away. Additionally, major airports like Nagoya Airport and Chubu Centrair International Airport are within easy reach, making the hotel convenient for both domestic and international travelers.
In terms of health and safety, the hotel has implemented stringent measures to ensure guest well-being, including enhanced cleaning protocols and staff training. Whether you're exploring the stunning sights or simply relaxing at the hotel, Yataki Woody Land promises a safe, comfortable, and enriching stay. We warmly invite you to experience the serenity and charm of Yataki Woody Land, where you can enjoy both nature and comfort in perfect harmony.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Tranquil countryside location offering scenic views of forests and mountains
2. Close proximity to historical attractions like Gujo Hachiman Castle and Monet's Pond
3. Spacious rooms with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and refrigerators for comfort
4. Nearby restaurants serving local Japanese cuisine and fresh seafood
5. Convenient transportation access with nearby public transit and major airports
6. Exceptional health and safety measures ensuring guest well-being
7. Easy access to family-friendly attractions such as Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park
8. A peaceful atmosphere perfect for a relaxing getaway
6.2 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Gujo Hachiman Castle
1 hr 1 min
A townscape with rising udatsu trees31 min
Monet's Pond58 min
Kamaga Falls48 min
Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park36 min
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Kobushinosato
22 min
キッチングラート28 min
DONI DONI29 min
レストラン（道の駅 美濃にわか茶屋）31 min
Kitchen Hitsujiya33 min
Fujii34 min
Hana37 min
レストランかわむら38 min
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| Location rating | 6.2 |
| Nearest airport | Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 12 min |
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Airports:
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 1 hr 12 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 52 min
Transit:
Suhara Station
Taxi: 35 min
Walking: 3 hr 45 min
Hanno Station
Taxi: 37 min
Walking: 4 hr 6 min
Konno Station
Taxi: 40 min
Walking: 4 hr 28 min
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めためた
5/5
A wonderful campsite surrounded by nature. It is not a modern campsite with good facilities, so it is not suitable for those who are looking for such things. It is suitable for people who just want to enjoy camping. Since it is a free site, it may be difficult to find a place when there are many people. Many of the managers are elderly and don't make any noise, so many of them stay past their check-out time. So, even if you go to check-in time, there will be some groups who haven't left yet lol.There are playground equipment and a river, so even if you are bringing children, you can have fun. There is a waterfall a little bit up the mountain. It was a quiet and small waterfall, but it felt good.The manager has the atmosphere of a local grandpa or grandma. As a country person, I can talk easily and happily, but people from the city or those who don't have an immune system may find my responses cold or sloppy. It might be a good idea to have them talk to you as if they were your grandchildren lolShiitake mushrooms are delicious. (Although it's a little expensive)
超助
5/5
The highest.I used the cabin for solo motorcycle camping in November 2023.You can rent futons and only bring your own cooking utensils and food.There is nothing. Radio waves too.I really liked it, including the fact that it was far away from where I could go shopping. I will definitely go again.
S
5/5
A long time ago, I stayed in a bungalow for one night and had a BBQ. At that time, I went to Yataki Woody Land on a moped. However, the road is too narrow to reach by car, and the road is dilapidated.To commemorate the arrival of Reiwa, I would like Mugi to completely renovate and reopen the dilapidated Yataki Woody Land, creating Japan Heisei Village Park, just like Kotogifu Seiryu Satoyama Park in Japan Showa Village. Including expansion of access roads.
happyねこち
3/5
2024/4/20Information on bungalows where you can stay with pets (see photo for details)Pets can stay in the mushroom-shaped bungalows and square bungalows at this campsite, subject to conditions.Applicable to small dogs, dogs that do not bark unnecessarily and are well-trained.This time I stayed at a square bungalow (Enokitake).There is not much information about square bungalows, so I hope this will be helpful.First, let's talk about the price.The basic fee is 5.250 yen for one house, one night and two days.Campsite facility cooperation fee of 300 yen per person (including dogs)Stove rental 1,000 yen (same price if you bring your own)☆Reference☆2 adults, 1 dog 7.150 yenSquare bungalow 5,250 yen2 adults + 1 dog 300 x 3 = 900 yenBring your own stove: 1000 yenHonestly, I don't think it's cheap to stay in this bungalow in terms of price.On the campsite website, there is no information about the cost of cooperation fees, stoves (rental or bring-in), firewood and charcoal (not allowed to bring in), and garbage disposal fees, so you can simply use the campsite with just the bungalow fee. It is better not to make the mistake of thinking that it is possible (same goes for camping in a tent).It is better to call the campsite and ask for the total amount clearly before making a reservation.Next, about the square bungalow (enokitake)☆Appearance☆You'll be drawn to it involuntarily.The roof is covered with grass and looks so dilapidated that you wonder if you can actually stay there.Surrounded by forests and rivers, you can't help but feel damp.The location is surrounded by trees and a river, giving it a sense of privacy.☆Doors and windows☆The door is difficult to open and close, probably due to humidity and age.Bra-wind shutters to double protect windows from the outside? It also comes withThe windows have fixed screens so they cannot be fully opened or closed.☆Indoor☆The area is about 6 tatami mats.Contrary to its appearance, the inside is surprisingly ordinary.There is no musty odor, the floors are made of jutan, and the windows and doors lock properly.Inside the room there is a mirror on the wall, two hooks, a small shelf, an outlet, a broom and a dustpan.There is nothing else, so prepare what you need by yourself.Fires are strictly prohibited indoors, and eating and drinking is not allowed, so all meals must be eaten outside.☆Meal place☆Even if you bring your own stove (cassette, etc.), you will not be able to eat in your room, so you will have to eat outside.There is space in front of the bungalow, so you will need to bring your own table and chairs.Even if you pay for a stove and bring your own stove instead of using one rented at the campsite, you are not allowed to eat or drink indoors, so you have no choice but to eat outside.Even if you use a rental stove outside, it seems that you cannot purchase or bring in charcoal or firewood (I think you should check with the campsite).Unlike mushroom-shaped bungalows, there is no place to hide from the rain, so on rainy days, I guess we have no choice but to eat in the kitchen area right below.☆Cooking area and toilet☆Compared to other square bungalows, Enokitake is convenient because the kitchen and toilet are close together.There is a shortcut from the back of the bungalow without having to go to the paved path (the footing is poor, but there are stairs)☆Shower room☆There is a new shower room near the administration building.It's convenient because it costs 100 yen for 3 minutes and there is a switch that allows you to temporarily stop.Point check☆Pets allowed☆Pricing with a lot of surcharges☆No dining allowed indoors☆No fire indoorsLastly, about staying in a bungalow at this campsite.Good for people who want to easily camp with their dog and have a fun BBQ with family and friends.Although mushroom-shaped bungalows are slightly more expensive than square bungalows, they are easier to use and are recommended.Unlike staying in a tent, you don't have to worry about rainy days.Bungalows that are difficult to use for small groups and those who want to eat indoorsIt's easy to spend time without heating at this time of year, but since open flames are strictly prohibited, it may be more comfortable to bring an electric stove.Small insects are starting to appear, but there are no biting insects yet.After dropping off your luggage, your car will be moved to the parking lot, but depending on how crowded it is, you may be able to park nearby.Rather than enjoying camping, we are the type of people who simply stay overnight after climbing down a mountain.It was very disappointing that we didn't have any BBQs or bonfires, so we couldn't use the stove indoors, and that eating and drinking was prohibited indoors, making the bungalow difficult to use considering the price.The only thing I was lucky about was that my dog was allowed in.The environment is rich in nature, but the rules inside the bungalow have been revised in various ways, and the total price on the website is difficult to understand, so I would like to request that it be revised so that it can be clearly understood.
openmyselfノブ
4/5
This is my first time using it.Turn left from the road along the Tsubo River and head towards the campsite, but the road surface is clean and there are signboards at key junctions, so I don't think you'll get lost.There are about 5 people from 3 generations of different ages at the reception desk, so I guess it's a family business. I was guided by a young man, and he was kind and pleasant.Other people greeted me as well, and I felt as if I had come to my grandmother's home in the countryside, which was heartwarming.The main site is a free site with a large lawn.The outer periphery is gravel, which is a good thing since it is essentially an auto site.There is a large stage that could be used for a festival, and large play equipment that children will enjoy.A well-maintained and beautiful river flows right next to the main site, and you can play in the water in the summer.There is also space across the river where you can pitch a tent for one or two families.Furthermore, on the opposite side of the road, there is a middle and upper level site with different heights, which I think is suitable for group camping. (Autosite)The bottom is rough gravel, so it might be better to use a cot or a thicker ground sheet.There is also a bungalow, and there is a stove and bench so you can have a BBQ under the bungalow.After walking for about 450 meters, there was Fudo Falls (which can be reached by car), and the water was very clean and clear.It looked like fun when I jumped in and played with Zabun in the summer.The toilet did not have a washlet, but it was Western-style and clean. There is also a shower room in a nice building.I think this is the perfect campsite for families.I went during the cherry blossom season, and it was in full bloom, so I was able to enjoy a beautiful cherry blossom viewing camp.
てっくん
4/5
It was my first time to perform two solo performances.Preparations were underway for the high season. The capacity is not that big, but there are bungalows on stilts, so I thought it would be a good place to start camping. There are toilets, water, a pot, and showers, and garbage can be collected for a fee. I think this is a campsite where women and children can come with peace of mind. I would like to repeat it for the off-season. It's quiet and the street lights are moderate so they don't interfere with the night view.
T Atsushi
4/5
The manager is a very personable person.The facilities as a whole are old, so don't expect anything special about the water area. Plan to avoid washing as much as possible.Detailed explanations of terms and conditions are not something you should ask your grandpa to explain. I hope everyone respects manners and enjoys it.Reservations can only be made by phone. Even if everything else is not good, there is space here.
KUMIKO OIKAWA
4/5
It was lush and soothing 🍀
Service 3
Location4