We loved staying in a traditional Japanese house with sliding panels and entryway for changing into indoor wear. The location was very quiet considering busy shopping streets and Nishiki market were just a couple of streets away. Kitchen facilities were excellent for dining in, and it was very close to so many izakaka, restaurants, and cafes that we were spoilt for choice when we did eat out. The bathroom was set up as a wet room with a separate shower, stool and bucket for preparation the Japanese way, and the bath had a heater to keep the bath water at the desired temperature. It also worked for showers and baths the western way.

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The room is spacious compared to other hotel rooms. There are a lot delicious restaurant nearby. It easily fits 4 people, with their 4 big luggage. Easy to check in, and near to the department store. Love it!

need to be quiet not to disturb the neighborhood, not very hard for us, may not suit for party people.

It was lovely to stay in a Japanese style house. It felt very authentic.

I know it will be fire regulations but the fire escape signs light up the rooms.

Good location, close to the train/bus stations and easy to get food

The location is great

We booked for 4 people and only 2 beds set up, the least they could have done is set up for all 4 people., we had to set up ourselves. All the doorways are very low and we are a tall family so we all bashed our heads multiple times. You cannot open any windows in the rooms, all windows were locked so very stuffy. No blinds or curtains so very light at night in the bedrooms from neighbouring buildings.