小樽民泊太田1号館

“It’s fine, may not feel good for solo females in winter.”

It’s a converted house that functions like a hostel with private rooms—cozy and functional. The owner isn’t there, so you’re just sharing with other travelers. Security is solid; the doors lock with codes, and the room feels comfortable and warm. The bathrooms are shared, but the toilets are separate. It’s hard to know what kind of place it is until you arrive, so the check‑in email and messages need clearer explanations. The building feels old and a bit rundown, and it’s somewhat dark, which might unsettle some guests. The CCTV cameras everywhere give off a bad vibe. The main light in our room didn’t work, only the small one. There were no instructions for the heater, so I had to ask other guests how to use it. I think the ceiling fan could serve as a heater since the heater runs on some kind of gas, but that’s also unclear.

Kelsey·Πριν ένα χρόνο

The place was quiet and calming, but it was hard to figure out how to open the key because there were no staff present.

Takashi·2 χρόνια πριν

The overall environment was clean and tidy, with a great atmosphere and many practical household items; the space was also quite large. The room’s soundproofing was poor, so light sleepers could be disturbed by neighbors. Because it’s a group stay, when someone smokes in a room the whole house smells of smoke.

畇蓁·2 χρόνια πριν

When we arrived, the bedding had already been prepared, so we could settle in comfortably. A single‑occupancy shared shower booth was convenient, and there was a large living area along the hallway. No particular problems.

Lee·2 χρόνια πριν