Built for groups who like their space
Built using Japanese building techniques, each lodge has three floors (the top one is the loft), with an open-plan living and dining area under a double-height timber ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a separate toilet, the main bedroom and, at the top, the loft room. It's comfortable for up to five, and sleeps seven with two futon mattresses.
Each booking is for one whole lodge. Book one for your family, or both if you're travelling with friends: each has its own entrance, so everyone has their own space.
It works well for families with children, too. There are futons as well as beds, you can cook your usual meals in the kitchen, and with a washing machine and dryer you can pack fewer clothes.

- per lodge
- 90 m²
- guests in comfort
- 5
- guests maximum
- 7
- lodges, each self-contained
- 2
What's in each lodge
Beds for everyone
Each lodge has three floors (the top one is the loft), with:
- 1 double bed or 2 single beds in the main bedroom (we can set it up either way)
- 3 single beds in the loft room on the top floor (a bunk and a single, all fixed)
- 2 futon mattresses, for a sixth and seventh guest

Families & practicalities
A few practical things to know before you pack.
Take a look around
Tombi Lodge
Living room
Sofa under the stairs
Double-height ceiling
Kitchen and dining
Sofa, dining table and kitchen
Nabe night: cook in, like at home
View from the loft
Kitchen
Stairs to the loft
Washroom and laundry
The loft: 3 single beds, plus the 2 futons
Main bedroom as 2 singles
Loft beds by day
Loft bunk and view over Madarao
Bathroom
Gear room
The deck in the green season
Tombi Lodge on a winter night


