Vacation rentals in Kumakogen, Kamiukena District

They were very kind to ask questions, and there was a place like a studio, which was very stylish and each room was very pleasant!

One of the best places we've stayed in our decade of worldwide Airbnb experience. We greatly appreciated arriving to a warm apartment - with heated floors! - in February, during cold weather. The shower room had a heater, too. Hot water and acceptable water pressure. Good shower, overall. Good and easy to use washer plus a very nice dryer. There's a balcony where you can dry clothes, too. I appreciated the safety of a back door, most places have only one means of egress. The kitchen is well appointed, the induction stove works well and there's a nice kitchen table. Kids will love it here, there are many toys, stuffed toys, all sorts of kid touches. We didn't have any with us but it seemed very thoughtful and considerate of the hosts. 
 Many outlets, good and fast (33Mps download) wi-fi, nice coffee maker, toaster oven, desk lamps...all appreciated!! 
 The train runs nearby but the apartment is remarkably quiet. Pizzeria kuroneko is equal or better than those in Naples.

We really had a pleasant time with a good environment!I'd love to stay again!Thank you very much.

It was nice that the accommodation was very tidy because it was just built! I came here for a family of 6, and it was suitable ~ ~ The host was also very friendly, and there was a yakitori and a convenience store right nearby, so I was satisfied.👍🏻

The experience of living in the country was also considered and the wifi, TV, etc were excluded.There were some good parts because I was able to create unfortunate parts and time with the children.

The host, Masao, was very kind and accommodating. The weather was unfortunate during our stay, but we had a good time going to a nearby izakaya and barbecuing in the garden.

This time, I stayed with a friend and a couple (4 adults and a 7-month-old baby).I think it's a place for people traveling with children or groups. • Location I made a reservation because of the location that was 10 minutes to my parents' beach.Unexpectedly, there was an udon noodle shop nearby (2 minutes by car, about 10 minutes on foot), and I was able to go to udon in the morning.The udon in Kagawa was delicious!There is a daily Yamazaki just 1 minute walk from there, so you can go shopping for drinks, sweets, and more. • Cleaning, Facilities The room was well cleaned, the bedding was clean, and the setting was very polite.The neighborhood was dark, and I thought it would be difficult to find a place to stay, but there was no such thing.I arrived late at night, but there was a sensor light in front of the entrance and in the hallway, so it was dark, the location of the key, the key hole was difficult to see, and the light could not be turned on, and I was able to enter the inn smoothly.The owner was full of consideration. • Car parking We were able to park 2 cars.The road width and parking lot are spacious, so I think you can park without problems even if you can't drive or a family car.It was also close to the accommodation from the parking lot, so it was easy to load and unload my luggage. • Other items There was bambo for babies, microwave, kettle, wrap, dishes, etc.We were able to give baby food to our children and boil water for milk.I didn't use it this time, but there is a kitchen facility so I can make baby food.There was a TV in the facility, so I brought my own Switch and enjoyed playing games and watching YouTube at night. It was a very satisfying trip to Kagawa.I want to use it again when visiting Kagawa.

Staying at Roseanne’s place was an absolute joy. Her beautiful house was immaculate and so aesthetically pleasing. Roseanne met us when we arrived, showed us round and offered lots of recommendations and local knowledge in addition to the list she sent before we checked in. We went to Nakatsu Gorge which was stunning as well as the Shimanto River. We went to a local restaurant called Yakiniku which had the best beef we’ve ever eaten and also took a drive to eat at Chika which was an incredible Izakaya place serving up many different delicious dishes including lots of local fish. The only problem with our time in Shimanto was we didn’t stay long enough! Such a beautiful part of Japan with some of the most friendly and welcoming people we’ve met on our trip. Roseanne’s place is the perfect base to explore and then return to and really relax as well. She is a lovely host, so friendly and generous with her time and knowledge of the locality. Highly recommend!