Supper & Breakfast
Minshuku Tsugizakura
Description
Minshuku Tsugizakura opened at the beginning of 2011 and already has a good reputation as a welcoming guesthouse with excellent meals made of quality, local ingredients. The main clientele here are walkers on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. The beautiful Tsugizakura-oji is quiet and serene, a perfect spot for an evening stroll. Don’t forget to fill up your water bottles at the nearby Nonaka-no-Shimizu spring!
● Meals: Supper and breakfast
Children (7-11)
Only older children are accepted.
※We sincerely apologize but toddlers and infants are unable to stay.
Price
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| 1 Guest per room (Price per person) |
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| 2 Guests per room (Price per person) |
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| 3 Guests per room (Price per person) |
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Child (7 to 11)
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| 4 Guests per room (Price per person) |
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Details
Guestrooms
- Room Style
- Japanese
- Bed Type
- Futon
- Bath
- No bath in guestroom
- Toilet
- No toilet in guestroom
- Notes
- Non-smoking
Meals
- Vegetarian
- Yes, we can cater to vegetarians on request.
- Allergies
- Yes, we can cater to food allergies on request.
- Notes
- Supper: Japanese style, served in dining room from 18:30Breakfast: Japanese style, served in dining room from 7:00
IMPORTANT
※ Meal requests or changes regarding dietary restrictions cannot be accepted at check-in, on site.Please provide dietary requests in advance, when you make a reservation request.
Times
- Check-in
- 15:00-17:30
- Check-out
- By 9:30
- Notes
※ Check-in exactly from 15:00.
Please no earlier, as they need time to clean and prepare.
◆ CAUTION ◆
In the mountains it gets dark quickly after sunset especially along the forested Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. For your safety, it is highly recommended to properly plan to arrive at your accommodation before sunset.
