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Location was great, very nice deck with a great view. Bath room was nice and large. Has a large kitchen to prepare your own food if you wish. Also has a restaurant on the 2nd floor, great burger.

Great japanese style rooms, I love futons! Very large and clean room. Amazing dinner and breakfast. Wonderful sento. Withing walking distance from trails on Mount Daisen

Great onsen, amazing Japanese style room and great late-night lounge with open bar

Amazing amenities! Amazing view! Such quiet location. So much peace. Everything is well thought out, modern and extremely well Equipped. The host was absolutely amazing even left us with a breakfast set and helped make reservations for a dinner. Would have loved to stay longer!!

Because the area is relatively isolated from major traffic (a reason people come here!!) there are not as many offerings for restaurants, cafes, or convenience stores. So, the BaseCamp's Food Court is a welcome offering for dinner, especially after 5 pm. Most places in the area are closed by 4:45-5 pm! There is no grocery store nearby. The Food Court offerings are very reasonably priced (JPY1000 to JPY3000), very tasty, and have a good assortment of choices. One of the memorable ones is the Rotisserie Chicken! It took 3 hours to roast. The meals come with a good selection of side dishes, pickles, and even a fruit dessert. Healthy, colorful, and a great value. Beverages are free all day, pour over coffee is JPY200, and beer is also offered. The host and hostess, a husband and wife team, welcomed me warmly, showed me the place (which is huge, by the way), offering me immediately a glass of cold water since I'd just dragged my rolling luggage uphill. They're very meticulous, friendly, and very willing to share what is available of the area. I especially like the renovations they did - the dorm sleeping berths are beautifully wood and shoji screened, precise and ikigai. The mattress is the perfect amount of support and not squishy soft! Most hostels' / guest houses' pillows are flat and terrible, but BaseCamp's are supportive and have a shape. There are cubbies for each guest, as well as hangers. The separate private tatami rooms have double doors, to keep the noise level down. Laundry is JPY800 and you fill up a laundry bag, which is washed all together and dried all together, so no sock will go missing! Walking sticks are available by the door for the hike up Mt. Daisen. I recommend going up before noon, as it takes longer than one would think! The peacefulness, beauty of the mountain and trees, the buzzing of the cicadas all made my five day stay refreshing and rehabilitating. It is also cooler at the side of Mt.

The food is amazing! The best food ((highlight) of our 12-day trip. It beats all the fancier meals we have paid for. We love how the host sets up the meals at windows with different amazing natural views every time. The food itself is beyond expectations. I did not even like vegetarian food before, but I love their food. The Kaiseki style has many varieties of courses, and everything is delicious. We especially like the tempura of local greens found in this mountain.

I liked that the switch for the lights and the thermostat were right on the bedside. I also liked the background music the TV played while on. It was very relaxing.