I stayed here on a business trip. There's a sense of guilt eating Suffolk lamb after seeing the grazing sheep. The lamb eaten with salt and pepper is superb. The rooms are clean, and although the bath is shared, it's spacious and can be used privately. Even the shower was ReFa. Nothing to complain about.

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A hotel for "travel pros"? More than a hotel, it feels like a DIY stay at an acquaintance's house in the middle of vast nature. There are no bellboys or room attendants. With an "I'm the customer" mindset, it's simply not going to work. It suits families, girls' trips, or couples staying several nights, and travel-savvy people with the spirit to enjoy time and space together with the staff. Realistically, access requires a private car or rental car. There is no public transportation nearby. The 1st floor is a restaurant called "PECORA", and the rooms are on the 2nd floor. The free parking lot is more than ample. Two cars can park if you arrive in two vehicles. Only a few groups can stay per day. Each room is spacious, and with a loft, one room can sleep 4~5 people. However, the fee is calculated per person. The rooms are on the 2nd floor and staff help with luggage, but basically you carry it yourself. On the 2nd floor there is a shared lounge corner for guests. Each room has its own toilet. The bath is shared. Write the time you want to bathe on the whiteboard at the entrance, and each room takes turns at staggered times. Two to three people can bathe at once. The bath can be used all night. It uses a boiler with a filtered circulation system, so the tub always has clean water. Soap and the like are provided, and you bring towels from your room. As for food, dinner is only the Jingisukan set. It's delicious. The same every night. Breakfast is exceptionally delicious. For lunch you can use the restaurant on the 1st floor, which also operates for the general public. There is Jingisukan too, and the range is ramen and hamburger steak, but everything has originality. From the restaurant windows you can see a vast view. A campground is also attached. There is also a super onsen nearby.

The biggest selling point is being able to eat the meat of the sheep raised on this ranch. The room is spacious, though the bath is shared but clean. I ended up buying this ranch's natural-colored mouton as a souvenir.

People with an "I'm the customer... I paid for the stay" mindset will find it completely unworkable. Besides the 1st-floor restaurant "PECORA", it's a diversified operation with a campground and a ranch, and the style is "you can also stay on the second floor of the restaurant building", so it suits travel-savvy people with a strong DIY mindset who cooperate with the staff and enjoy things together. Naturally, there is no staff dedicated to guests. Only help from the restaurant staff. The rooms are on the second floor, reached only by stairs as narrow as those in an ordinary home. There are only a few rooms, and a lounge sits between them. The toilet is inside the room, but the bath is shared by guests. Write your usage times on the whiteboard and take turns courteously. However, the water is clean thanks to the boiler circulation system, and two to three people can get in at once. The rooms are spacious, and besides the beds there is a loft, so 4~5 people can stay in one room, making it a perfect space for families and groups staying together in one room. Dinner is Jingisukan at the 1st-floor restaurant. This is the only dish, so it's the same even if you stay several nights. Breakfast is also at the 1st-floor restaurant; by specifying a time the night before, you can have freshly made breakfast at that time. It has great taste and is delicious. The surroundings are a campground and a sheep ranch, giving a nice feeling of nature. There is no public transportation nearby, so access is only by private or rental car. In front of the building is an open space, so parking is easy. Even large vehicles fit comfortably. The restaurant is also open at lunch, with meals such as hamburger steak and ramen, which are also tasteful and delicious.

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I stayed here. It was my first time staying at a pension, and I was a little worried about privacy and cleanliness, but the spacious room was thoroughly cleaned, and the staff were pleasant (without being overly familiar), so it was very comfortable 😊 Though it's relatively close to town, you can enjoy a wonderful view in the morning, evening, and night! And the grilled lamb I had at dinner was surprisingly delicious. It was such a lovely place that I found myself wanting to bring my family.