"Se a sala puder adicionar um sofá ou algo, você Pode apreciar."

"Breakfast was included, but it was very poor. It may be unavoidable since it's an old house, but there was no sofa or chair in the room; it was just a table and cushions; I would have preferred at least a floor chair."

"We absolutely loved our stay at Nipponia Mino. We stayed in a two story apartment in the converted warehouse across from the main hotel and it was so beautiful. Each room had thoughtful stunning details - beautiful art on washi paper, a gorgeous soaking cedar tub, and antique furnishings. The host was incredibly helpful with suggestions of things to see and places to eat. We went to the soba restaurant across the street and he walked us there so we knew where it was (which was very lucky because otherwise we would've missed it.) He also rode his bike to our accomodations to make sure we found it and show us around. I loved the Nipponia. If we return to Japan, we'll definitely visit their other properties. Mino is also such a special place. The people are incredibly friendly and welcoming and there's a lot to see and experience for such a small town -- from the paper latern museum to the centuries-old sake distillery. Don't miss the paper merchant's house, which has been turned into a museum, with tours given in English."

"#negative #I was disappointed with the Nearby shops; It's a rare stay. The experience is okay! The location is not very convenient. Because of the lack of staff, I can only walk to the hotel by myself. It's not easy for the old couple who run the hotel, but the price is still very good."