Monthly Rentals in Aishō, Echi District

Only a stone throw away from the station, 匡弘's place is tucked away in a quiet street that's still close to the main attractions. The accomodation is an apartment style living quarter with most of the amenties provided. The host himself is quick to respond to any and all messages.

I can’t recommend this place highly enough the kind of stay that turns a stopover into a destination. The home itself is immaculate, with a level of cleanliness and attention to detail that made it feel brand new. Everything is in perfect condition, from the linens to the fixtures. The garage parking was a rare and welcome feature, especially for travelers with bikes or cars, and the hot shower was powerful and rejuvenating after a day out. Sleep was completely undisturbed, just mountain air and silence. What truly elevates this stay is its location in Seki, a stunningly preserved Edo-period village. At night, the ambiance is magical — softly lit streets, peaceful surroundings, and a few hidden gem cafés and eateries within walking distance. You feel like you've stepped into a historic film set, but with modern comforts. If you're active, there's much more here than expected: excellent hiking, and just minutes away, a 50-meter swimming pool that’s perfect

This is a lovely traditional home in a small, quiet town, attractive to stroll around and admire. The house is spacious, comfortable, and well-stocked for a night or two with friends and/or family. It suited our group of five adults and two 12-year-olds extremely well. The fact that it has so many bedrooms is a significant advantage for groups that don't all want to share the same sleeping space, as is often the case at Japanese Airbnbs. The friendly hosts were waiting for us at check-in and gave us an extremely detailed tour and explanation of the property. There are not many services within walking distance, so we were glad we rented a car. We cooked dinner and breakfast, and found many useful condiments and spices in the kitchen. Really, the only disadvantage of this home is that it is rather expensive, but the experience of staying there is unique, making it worth the cost. Airbnb prices in general seem to be rising, so it is not dissimilar to others like it.

We loved our stay here! YoYo was a very responsive and kind host, and the care and attention to detail in the Airbnb as well as information about surrounding areas made our stay so comfortable. The town is quiet and easy to walk around— the only thing we had trouble with was finding a restaurant that could take us without reservation. The bikes available for us to use were a great touch and we took them to get coffee in the morning before checking out. We really enjoyed our stay in Omihachiman and plan to be back!