Lodges in Sanda

This apartment, ゲストハウス環, is located in Furuichi, a district in Tanba-Sasayama-shi, approximately 8.4 kilometres from Tokuen-ji Temple and 11.6 kilometres from Enshin-ji Temple. The surrounding area is peaceful and offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese life.
The property is a spacious one-bedroom home, with 100 square metres of floor area and a capacity of eight guests. It offers a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, private parking, and a relaxing bathroom with a bidet, bath, and slippers.

This five-bedroom apartment in Sasayama, Tanba, offers panoramic countryside views and is a short distance from local attractions, the precise distances to which are unspecified.
The property, a renovated lodge with a private terrace, sleeps five guests and features a kitchen, air conditioning, parking, and one bathroom, providing a tranquil rural retreat with opportunities for nature observation.

This exclusive detached house is situated in the secluded Ono district of Sanda, nestled against the mountains, offering a tranquil escape.
This property accommodates up to 15 guests and features five bedrooms, two WCs, a large bathtub, a fully equipped kitchen, and a dedicated BBQ dining area, with nearby traditional craft experiences including pottery at Konishi Kankoen and soba making at Eizoji Soba Dojo.

This secluded house is situated in the Ono district of Hokusetu Sanda, near the Kurokawa River and surrounded by mountains.
This detached property offers exclusive rental for up to 15 guests, featuring private BBQ facilities, a living room, and a terrace, with nearby activities including pottery, fish catching, and visits to Kobe Sanda Outlet.

This traditional Japanese house rental in Tamaki, Tanba Sasayama City, offers easy access to the city's historical sites and natural landscapes, though precise distances require further clarification of its location within Tamaki.
The family-friendly guesthouse provides comfortable accommodation for groups, featuring a spacious layout and authentic Japanese architectural design, allowing guests to immerse themselves in local culture.