House vacation rentals in Minamiaso, Aso District

The location was also great and we had a good holiday! The host responded quickly, and we were able to stay with peace of mind.I want to stay again.

Our group of five had a great stay. The location was lovely with a stunning view. The rooms were very comfortable and we had everything we needed.

It is a typical Japanese house in Kurume, nicely decorated. Clean and tidy.

The accommodation is better than it looks It was neat and cozy, and it was nice to have a large table and chairs for several people to hang out. There was a terrace, and the parking lot was about the size of two large SUVs, so it was comfortable. However, it is difficult to walk to the downtown area, so you have to use a car or public transportation.

We had a fantastic stay! The place was exactly as described in the listing—clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. What truly made the experience special were the hosts. They were incredibly kind, friendly, and generous, making us feel right at home. A highlight of the stay was the wonderful barbeque service they offered—it was delicious and added a warm, personal touch to the visit. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a welcoming and enjoyable stay. Thank you again for the great hospitality!

Stayed a few nights over at this lovely apartment, granted it was a little low but beside that it was amazing! The tatami mat and futon gave a very authentic experience, and the location was perfect for cycling. A perfect getaway from the city life.

We felt privileged to stay at Aiko’s place. Not only was the property great but our interaction with Aiko was wonderful. She was kind and helpful, above and beyond any other host in our experience. Our stay was special and will be fondly remembered.

Great place a little far from the city but very peaceful.

Second time thank you so much😊

Very chic unit with nice decorations and props that make you feel like home. A lot of things to explore in the house itself. My kids loved it so much.

Good choice if you want to stay for a few days

I was fortunate to stay in a house with a hundred-year history.The courtyard is also particularly beautiful, and Yurie is very kind and patient, because we were more than two hours later than we had planned to arrive at the B&B. We were very patient and gave us very detailed instructions on how to use each device.It is also conveniently located 8 minutes on foot to Kumamoto Station to Kumamoto Castle.

If you want to experience a real Japanese house, this is the best option you can choose! The house was beautiful, spacious and clean. The beds super comfortable and all the amenities in good conditions! We’ve been so happy with the house that we wish we stayed more! Also, the check-in process was super easy thanks to Shota’s clear instructions and fast replies. Thanks again!

A place to stay where you can stay comfortably with nature for travelers who are tired of living in the city It is also ideal for a family trip and is also very suitable for young children. I had a good rest in a clean and tidy facility.

Hiropon's place is extremely clean and the surrounding is very beautiful. The place is very suitable for a family of 5 with small children and the kitchen utensils are sufficient for us to do some light cooking. We enjoyed our stay there!

Koichi and Kanayo are the most incredible hosts we've ever encountered - they treated us as family from the moment we arrived. Truly lovely and generous people. They were proactive in helping us arrange activities and meals and taxis. The house and garden are peaceful and beautiful and layered with history (which Koichi and Kanayo happily explained to us). We had an amazing kaiseki dinner at one of their recommended restaurants. And if you have the opportunity to visit for the Oniyo festival on Jan 7, you should definitely do it!

The walking course was nearby, and it was a great location for those with dogs.

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.

Very nice and clean house, with excellent mountain views. Great showers. The owner runs a cafeteria on the first floor, which is very convenient for breakfast. Takao san gave great suggestions for local tours and was very happy to welcome our family, including our dog!

The house has more amenities than expected. Everything you need is there. The hot spring is very good. Everyone in the family loves it. There are massage chairs to help you relax. The kitchen is fully equipped. Playing the piano with a view of the cherry blossoms is very good. There are also small games for us. Even though the house is a bit old, everything is okay. The owner pays attention to details very well. There are charging cables provided. If I have a chance, I would like to stay again.

There were not a lot of instructions before check-in, after checking in on the day, pointed out that the door was unlocked and straight in was fine. The parking spot is adequate, but the nearby roads are narrow and big cars require a certain difficulty. It felt like home after getting started with a lot of furniture, so not a lot of places to leave luggage.2nd floor estimate because we were not in a lot of people and not open for us to use, around the chain. The off-cooled place is older but all well used.There is no heating in the flushed room as it is colder in the winter. It is expressly advertised that there is a possibility of jumping electricity by turning on certain appliances at the same time, but no encounter. Overall satisfactory stay.

Yuko-san was great. She sent photos of the turn-off to get to the place, as it is not well-marked from the street. She met us upon arrival and showed us around. The road to approach the place is steep and narrow, and it was quite challenging to turn around at the end, even in a small car. We had an entire house, and it was quite spacious. Some areas seemed worn or older, and perhaps in the middle of a remodel, but it seemed fairly clean overall. Some of the ceilings were quite low, and passages between rooms were even lower. We had a couple of spiders as visitors, but nothing too strange for being in the country. The beds were quite hard, but I found some extra padding and was OK when I used that with the original bedding. It was nice to have an actual couch, too, as we haven't had many in our month in Japan. Yuko also had fresh produce and sauces we could eat/use for cooking. The kitchen was well-equipped and easy to use. Wifi worked well. We would gladly stay here again!

Great stay! The house was spacious, clean, and felt just like home. It’s located very close to Dazaifu, which made visiting the shrine super convenient, and it's also not far from central Fukuoka. We had a very comfortable stay and appreciated the peaceful atmosphere after a day of exploring. The host was kind and responsive, and everything we needed was provided. Would definitely stay here again!