Rooms in detail

We have five private rooms named after flowers and one men-only dormitory. The bath, toilets and washbasins are shared by all rooms.

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The sunroom of a private room for 1–2. The Ureshino River runs outside.

Six rooms and their capacity

Every room is named after a flower. There are five private rooms and one men-only dormitory, all of them tatami rooms on the second floor.

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Capacity of each room
Room	Guests	Type
Suisen, Shobu, Kikyo 3 rooms of the same type	1–2	Private
Yuri	2–4	Private
Botan Our largest private room	3–6	Private
Asagao 3 bunk beds	6	Men-only shared room

Rates appear on the booking page once you choose your dates and number of guests. Availability is shown there too.

Private rooms for 1–2 (3 rooms): Suisen, Shobu, Kikyo

Suisen, Shobu and Kikyo are tatami rooms on the second floor for 1 or 2 guests. All three are the same type, and solo travelers can book them for one person.

The photos below are examples of the layout shared by all three rooms.

Guests: 1–2
Rooms: 3 (Suisen, Shobu, Kikyo; same layout)
Layout: Tatami room with a sunroom by the window
Bedding: Futons
Bathing: Bath, toilets and washbasins are shared (not in the room).

A private room for 1–2: a tatami room with two futons laid out — A tatami room with two futons laid out.

A chair and small table by the window in the sunroom of a private room — A chair and small table by the window.

Private room for 2–4: Yuri

Yuri is a tatami room on the second floor for 2 to 4 guests. Beyond the low table, there is a sunroom on the river side.

The sunroom has chairs and a small table by the window. The room also has a tokonoma, a traditional alcove.

Guests: 2–4
Location: River side
Layout: Tatami room with a low table, a river-side sunroom and an alcove
Bathing: Bath, toilets and washbasins are shared (not in the room).

Yuri: a tatami room with a low table and chairs by the far window — The low table and the chairs in the sunroom.

Yuri: the low table, floor cushions and the river-side sunroom — The room opens onto the river-side sunroom.

Yuri: flowers arranged in the alcove — Flowers arranged in the alcove.

Private room for 3–6: Botan

Botan is our largest private room, for 3 to 6 guests. The long tatami room stretches to the far window and has a low table, so it suits families and groups.

The room is on the river side. By the window there is a sunroom with chairs and a table, with greenery outside the glass.

Guests: 3–6
Location: River side
Layout: Long tatami room with a sunroom by the window
Bathing: Bath, toilets and washbasins are shared (not in the room).

Botan: a tatami room with a low table and floor cushions — A low table and floor cushions.

Botan: a long tatami room that continues to the far window, with a round rug — The room stretches to the far window.

Botan: the alcove and the low table — The low table in front of the alcove.

Botan: the sunroom with chairs by the window and greenery outside — The sunroom by the window.

Botan: the window side of the room and the built-in closet — The window side and the built-in closet.

Men-only dormitory (6 beds): Asagao

Asagao is a men-only dormitory with three wooden bunk beds. You share the room with other guests, and it sleeps up to six.

Please keep your valuables in the dormitory's valuables lockers, and please do not eat or drink on the beds.

Guests: 6 (men only, shared room)
Beds: 3 wooden bunk beds
Valuables: Please use the valuables lockers in the dormitory
Bathing: Bath, toilets and washbasins are shared (not in the room).

Asagao, the dormitory: wooden bunk beds facing each other in a tatami room — Bunk beds face each other.

Asagao: a wooden bunk bed by the window — A bunk bed by the window.

Asagao: a bunk bed with bedding laid out — A bunk bed with bedding laid out.

Facilities and amenities for all rooms

In every room: Air conditioning, Wi-Fi
Shared: Refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle
Free amenities: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hair dryer
For a fee: Towels (rental), toothbrushes, yukata robes
Shower: There is one shared shower room at the back of the ground floor. To use it, write your name on the whiteboard in front of the shower room. Each guest can use it for up to 30 minutes. Please give it a quick clean for the next person.
Bath and toilets: There is a shared bathroom. Toilets are separate for men and women and are shared by guests in private rooms too. There is no hot spring bath at the guesthouse.
Washbasins: Shared. Insect spray is kept at the central washbasin.
Common space: The common space on the ground floor is open until 22:00.
For babies: A baby cot and a baby bath are available. If you need a waterproof sheet, please ask us.
Meals: Room only. We do not serve meals. Guests can use LAPPY CAFE downstairs from 9:00 to 11:00 every morning. Cafe food and drinks are paid separately from your room. If you would like to use the cafe before check-out but earlier than 9:00, please book in advance.

The shared washroom, with two sinks and two mirrors — The shared washbasins.

The shared lounge: a large tatami room with tables and chairs — The shared lounge.

Please note when staying in your room

Please do not use rolling suitcases on the tatami floor.
When you go out, please turn off the air conditioner and the lights.
Please put burnable trash in the bin in your room, and sort cans, glass bottles and plastic bottles into the bins in the common space.
Windows in the river-side rooms open in two levels, upper and lower. Please make sure small children do not go near the windows or lean out.
LAPPY is in an old building, so insects may come in depending on the season.

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