57 m² · 6 futon beds
Beds 9/10 · 10 guests mention them
“古い建造物を残す素晴らしさ”
The atmosphere of the Meiji‑era warehouse was nice. There were no particular negatives.
“人柄の宿”
The vibe is calm, the owner is gentle, the place is very tidy, and the furnishings are superb. The price is a bit high.
“In an unpretentious location , with a glimpse of the past Japan . Definitely would recommend if you had a car .”
The location is quiet, surrounded by farmland, and steeped in Meiji and Edo history. The hosts were extremely helpful, though the address isn’t listed in English, so a PIN on a map would be useful. I loved the place!
“レジャーとお宿の一体型”
Unlike the hotel, I could enjoy a private space without meeting other guests; the quirky design thrilled the kids, and the owner was friendly and kind. It would have been nicer if there had been a TV or loungewear.
“I would not stay here again but it was fine for the night.”
The property is very clean and situated in a quiet area, but it’s very dark and a 20‑minute walk from the train station. The setup is very minimalistic and sparse, with no real amenities. The loft beds require a steep staircase.
“古い建造物を残す素晴らしさ”
The atmosphere of the Meiji‑era warehouse was nice. There were no particular negatives.
“レジャーとお宿の一体型”
Unlike the hotel, I could enjoy a private space without meeting other guests; the quirky design thrilled the kids, and the owner was friendly and kind. It would have been nicer if there had been a TV or loungewear.
“人柄の宿”
The vibe is calm, the owner is gentle, the place is very tidy, and the furnishings are superb. The price is a bit high.
“I would not stay here again but it was fine for the night.”
The property is very clean and situated in a quiet area, but it’s very dark and a 20‑minute walk from the train station. The setup is very minimalistic and sparse, with no real amenities. The loft beds require a steep staircase.
“In an unpretentious location , with a glimpse of the past Japan . Definitely would recommend if you had a car .”
The location is quiet, surrounded by farmland, and steeped in Meiji and Edo history. The hosts were extremely helpful, though the address isn’t listed in English, so a PIN on a map would be useful. I loved the place!
