Nenn Nasu Kougen

We had a great stay and would like to come back soon. The room was huge and cozy, with lanterns that gave it a nice atmosphere. Having fresh vegetables for the BBQ and making breakfast ourselves were both lots of fun.

I’ve tried quite a few glamping places, and this one was satisfying overall. The grounds felt pleasant, with clean paths, swings, and other features. You can stay in dome tents or even dine in a Volkswagen bus. The bath was a highlight: spacious, with a private bath available, and the water temperature and shower pressure were just right. There was plenty of food, and we could have as many vegetables as we liked. Bonfires and fireworks are possible too, though activities end at 9 pm. Letting them run until 10 pm would make it easier to relax after the children go to bed. Our guest room was neither especially good nor bad. The floor lamps had exposed extension cords, which gave the space a DIY look and took away from the feeling of luxury and cleanliness. More stylish bed frames and lighting might encourage people to return. Since we had children, it would also have helped if someone had asked about our bed setup preferences. A few things brought down the experience. The front desk felt gloomy, perhaps because staff were busy, but a cheerful greeting would make a difference. Even though occupancy was low and only a few groups were staying, other guests’ tents were placed beside ours. I understand there may be reasons for that, but more consideration would have been welcome. There was also a large tree in the parking area with a broken section. It looked as if it might fall before long, so it would be best to remove it before anyone gets hurt. Whether I’d return depends on these small details. I hope the place stays popular.

We couldn’t do outdoor activities because of the rain, but we still enjoyed the BBQ outside and the bonfire. Spending time in the comfortable dome was nice too. The BBQ ingredients were all delicious. I wondered if they were sourced locally in Nasu, and I bought a large amount from a local produce shop on the way home. The facilities were extremely clean and well maintained. The hot spring bath and shared toilets were kept meticulously, which made everything comfortable. I really respect the staff’s pride and dedication. Thanks to them, we had a lovely day. One tip for future visitors: tea bags and coffee aren’t provided, so bring your own drinks and snacks. There’s a supermarket just a few minutes away by car. We were very satisfied with the place.

We were two women staying here, and it was my first glamping trip. I had a great time. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the hot spring was clean. We could use it both at night and again in the morning, which was lovely. Breakfast was just enough to fill us up. Dinner’s original menu was already quite filling, so the extra cup of rice and slice of lamb we ordered turned out to be a little too much. The guest rooms and toilet building sit in the middle of nature, so dirt is pretty noticeable.