Roman Kan

Guests can expect a true Japanese style hostel with authentic exterior/interior design, tatami mat rooms, and comfortable futon beds.

The hotel provides a private parking area, bicycle rental, and laundry facilities, as well as a designated smoking area and multi-lingual staff.

Guests can enjoy a delicious Japanese breakfast and have the option to dine at the on-site restaurant and bar/lounge, with the added convenience of electric kettles in the rooms.

The hotel ensures cleanliness with disinfected guest accommodations, sanitized tableware, and a process in place to check the health of guests, while offering free Wi-Fi and laundry facilities.

The low season is in March, and the high season is in September, offering guests the opportunity to experience the hotel's authentic Japanese atmosphere and nearby attractions.

Guests recommend staying in the main part of the accommodation for a more atmospheric experience, as the rooms in the annex were found to lack personality.

Due to the traditional paper doors, some guests suggest bringing earplugs for a peaceful night's sleep, especially if sensitive to noise.

Several guests highly recommend trying the Japanese breakfast offered at the hotel for an authentic culinary experience.

If available, consider requesting a room with a balcony, as guests found the experience of having a balcony with large windows to be delightful.

Guests advise that the steep stairs to the rooms can be challenging when carrying heavy luggage, so consider packing light or requesting assistance from the staff.

Some guests recommend checking the room location, as those in the annex were found to be well-appointed but lacking in ambiance compared to the main building.

It's suggested to be mindful of the room temperature, as some guests found the air conditioning to be insufficient, especially during warmer seasons.

Guests recommend exploring nearby family-run restaurants and public onsens for an authentic local experience and variety in dining choices.

Embrace the traditional Japanese style of the hotel for a unique cultural experience, including sleeping on tatami mats and experiencing a ryokan.

Due to thin walls and limited soundproofing, guests advise being considerate of noise levels to ensure a peaceful environment for all guests.