"Pros: It is very clean Cons: We stay for 3 days for 4 people, but the big towel is only 6, so we need to reuse them for so many days" ~Chia

"Pros: Both apartments are perfectly located in the center of Hagi's castle town, surrounded by ceramics stores and historic Samaria houses. The daidai apartment itself is beautiful, with tatami mats, sliding doors and windows, low furniture, and beautiful pieces of Hagi-yaki. The views on the garden are also beautiful. It's almost like staying at a ryokan, but with 2 comfortable beds. This is a special place. Cons: Some minor drawbacks: the doors are low, so if you're 5'10" or above, you'll be ducking from room to room. But you're in an authentic Japanese residence, so that is to be expected. There is a refrigerator and a microwave but no stove top or cooking equipment, so you'll be eating out. In the evening the restaurants are a bit of a walk. The town, while exceptionally beautiful, is exceptionally quiet after 8:00 PM in late April. Don't expect nightlife, but Hagi is so authentic and beautiful that it should not be missed." ~Thomas