天の川の下、完全プライベート温泉。
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リゾートおぐにの特徴
肉眼で天の川が見える、素晴らしい星空の観賞地です。
滞在中、管理人の方が本当に良い方で安心して過ごせました。
デリシャスなブリオッシュが味わえる、特別な体験が待っています。
可以煮飯的民宿雖然路不好找但老闆很辛苦的到岔路指引我們泡湯很舒服半戶外跟戶外的都有房間偏小只能打開2-3個行李箱還放了一張不是很實用的躺椅我們得搬來搬去才能好好躺在榻榻米睡覺建議撤掉餐具跟調味料很充足一定要自己煮星星很美，必看！
이 숙소는.. 코로나전에 3번 방문하였고, 이번이 4번째 방문입니다. 노천온천이 너무 좋아서 계속 오게 되네요. 한겨울에 온건 처음인데, 2박 머무르는동안 구마모토에 큰 눈이내려 렌터카가 스노우타이어가 아니어서 숙소로가는 도로 한복판에 멈춰 서버렸어요ㅠ 집주인분께 연락해서 도와달라고 했더니 한달음에 오셔서 도와주셨는데.. 너무너무 감사했어요. 다음날 돌아가는 날에도 눈이 많이쌓여서 차가있는곳까지 픽업해주셨고, 후쿠오카공항까지 무사히 도착했는지, 비행기는 잘 탔는지, 계속 연락을 주시더라구요~무뚝뚝하신듯하지만 정말 친절하고 따뜻하신분입니다. 이곳의 노천온천은 말해뭐해요~ 사진처럼 정말 환상적이고, 눈오는 날. 눈 맞으며 했던 온천은 잊지못할것 같습니다.
一棟二部屋だけの温泉付きコテージ。ガスコンロ、食器、調理器具、冷蔵庫、洗濯機、電子レンジ、トースター、BBQサイトなど何でも揃ってました。温泉は、硫黄と鉄分が混ざった好きな泉質で、当然かけ流し。2部屋をまるごと借りたので、完全貸切で気ままに贅沢な時間を過ごせました。宿泊予約サイトに載ってない穴場スポットだと思います。
お盆に利用しましたがとても楽しい時間を過ごさせていただきました管理人の方もとても良い方でお世話になりました星も肉眼で天の川が見られるレベルでよく見えたので大満足です。
お盆に利用しましたがとても楽しい時間を過ごさせていただきました管理人の方もとても良い方でお世話になりました星も肉眼で天の川が見られるレベルでよく見えたので大満足です。
非常に良い場所、素晴らしい温泉、再び来ます（原文）Very good place , great onsen,we will come again
人生の宿泊施設です。九州で温泉水質が良い硫黄温泉です。周辺は杉の森で空気も良く、食べ物もハンモックをを持っているキッチンがあり、不便さはありません（原文）인생 숙소입니다. 규슈에서 온천수질이 좋은 유황온천 입니다. 주변은 삼나무숲으로 공기도 좋고 음식도 해먹을을있는 주방이있어서 불편함은 없습니다
Such a nice experience we had, lovely staff, super discreet, lovely area, calm, top cleanliness and of course amazing private onsen experience !
獨立的使用空間，這次我們兩個家庭，剛好他們的房間也是兩個，戶外風呂也是分兩個區域，非常享受，位置類似台灣的產業道路，要注意右手邊的一個下切路口有一個招牌寫著他們家的名字，下切下去就在前面而已，非常享受戶外的感覺。讚。
| 名前 |
リゾートおぐに |
|---|---|
| ジャンル |
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| 電話番号 |
0967-46-5678 |
| HP | |
| 評価 |
4.4 |
| 住所 |
〒869-2505 熊本県阿蘇郡小国町北里１３０８−３３−４２ |
周辺のオススメ
Admittedly, this place is in the middle of nowhere, and I got lost and had to reverse down a narrow, single lane mountain road for about 200-300m. Not to mention it was getting dark, and there was a drain at the side of that road…Eventually I reached the start and saw a small wooden sign and a little light. This is the fork in the road that leads to resort Oguni.This place consists of a long cabin separated into two guest rooms. The owner’s house faces the guest cabins, it would be nice if his house faced away/was a little further away to give the guests a bit more privacy. There is some construction going on at the side and a rectangular swimming pool that looks like it is filled for summertime.The room: it has pretty much everything you need. It smells and looks clean, and there’s even a piano which I enjoyed playing badly in the evenings. The little kitchen is stocked with oil, salt and pepper, tea and coffee. It has a portable stove, a comprehensive Japanese stove with a grill, fridge, cupboard with a large variety of bowls/cups/shot glasses etc. The only thing I couldn’t find was a kitchen knife (only scissors) but I brought my own so it wasn’t a problem.The owner had thoughtfully put a little vase of fresh flowers on the kitchen windowsill.The water from the taps tasted really clean fresh and good.Beds: we spread the futons out in the living room as the bedroom had a single bed frame with a mattress on it that took up a bit of space. We put our luggage there instead. Only one bed sheet is provided and the blankets are very basic. Not the most comfortable I’ve had, but still acceptable.A small path leads past the public sitting area where you can bbq, and to the bathhouse. Each guest room has its own private bathroom. The bath is indoor and outdoor, and the water is a little milky blue in color, with a slight sulphur smell. The outdoor bath is cooler than the indoor bath so you can sit in it longer. I really enjoyed it! Though, if another couple were staying at the same time it wouldn’t have been quite as enjoyable.At night, we grilled quality beef slices from the supermarket and went out to look at the stars and smell the fresh air. This was very important to me as someone who comes from a big, crowded city.I enjoyed this stay very much and would love to come back again. It’s not for the first time tourist looking to stay in a traditional ryokan with kaiseki meals, but for those looking for a relaxed, self catering holiday in nature in the middle of nowhere :)