Monthly Rentals in Oita

When I checked out, I left something valuable in the room. Realizing this, I was driving my way to the car dealership and I contacted Amane. She reassured me that I can still retrieve the item and not worry about it, and even offered me an extension for the night. The amount of hospitality that I was given, deserves a 5 star for sure.

Ryosuke-san is a truly amazing host. He is welcoming, planning and knows perfectly how to take care of his guests. The city is quiet and beautiful. This is a great place to visit if you're looking to experience the Japanese countryside. Thanks again for your hospitality, Ryosuke-san!

First things first: this isn’t your sleek, modern Tokyo high-rise. Grandma’s House is exactly what the name implies—a modest, older Japanese home filled with the kind of character that makes you feel rooted in history and community. The house’s architecture reflects a traditional Japanese layout, complete with sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, low ceilings, and thoughtful minimalism that gives the space a calming, peaceful energy. That said, taller guests should take note—if you’re over 5’6” (about 167 cm), be prepared to duck a bit. The ceilings and doorways are low in some parts of the house, which adds to the cozy, nostalgic feel but might be a bit tricky if you’re not used to it. For us, it was more charming than inconvenient. It reminded us that this was someone’s beloved home for decades, and that sense of warmth lives on in the space.

The place was so peaceful and quiet. It’s too comfy that there is a day where we just stay at the place and just rest. It’s also near supermarkets and we were able to cook dinner and breakfast. Basic kitchen utensils are provided with basic condiments as well. The room is really spacious. My husband and I slept on different beds and we really had a wonderful sleep. All of the things that you need are provided and it was really a wonderful stay.