Curfew & Check-Out
Our curfew is at 11:00 PM.
All entrances will be locked after this time.
Please make sure to return to the hotel by 11:00 PM.
Check-out time is 10:00 AM.
We are happy to store your luggage or arrange parcel delivery at the front desk after check-out.
No Smoking
Our entire facility, including all guest rooms, is non-smoking.
Please refrain from smoking anywhere inside the building, including guest rooms and hallways. This also applies to heated tobacco and electronic cigarettes.
If you wish to smoke, outdoor smoking areas are available near the 1st floor entrance and the B1 floor entrance.
* Not available after 11:00 PM.
* If smoking or possession of cigarette ashes is detected inside the building, a cleaning and damage fee of 100,000 yen will be charged.
Please note that if the room cannot be sold due to lingering odor, additional compensation for lost revenue during the closure period will also be required.
Emergency Exits
Information on emergency exit locations is posted on the inside of your guest room door.
Please take a moment to check it for your safety.
Room Key
The guest room doors are equipped with an automatic locking system.
Please remember to take your key with you when leaving the room.
While staying in the room, please insert the wooden key tag into the slot located near the door.
Up to two keys can be issued per room.
Please handle them with care to avoid loss.
How to Unlock the Door
① Insert the key into the keyhole.
② Turn it in the direction indicated by the arrow above the keyhole.
③ When you hear a click, keep the key turned and push the door open.
Yukata (Room Wear)
The yukata is stored in the drawer inside the closet.
You may wear your yukata and slippers when visiting Kasui-an (restaurant), Sarano-ki (gift shop), and KARIN (café).
If you would like a larger or smaller size, or if you need a children’s yukata (medium: approx. 100–110 cm / large: approx. 120–130 cm in height), please contact the front desk.
Housekeeping for Consecutive Night Stays
For guests staying two nights or more, housekeeping will be conducted daily between 10:00 AM and around 1:00 PM.
If you do not wish to have your room cleaned, please use the door sign or inform the front desk.
For Guests Staying in Japanese-Style Rooms
Amenities such as toothbrushes are provided inside the closet.
Please lay out the futon bedding yourself.
How to Prepare the Futon
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Japanese Restaurant “Kasui-an”
The restaurant “Kasui-an” is located on the B1 floor.
You may enter wearing your yukata and slippers.
【Opening Hours】
● Breakfast 7:00–10:30 (Last order 10:00)
● Lunch 11:30–14:30 (Last order 14:00)
● Dinner 17:30–21:00 (Last order 20:30)
Please be sure to arrive before the last order time.
If you would like to add breakfast, please contact Kasui-an (Ext. 101) or the front desk (Ext. 9) by 8:00 PM on the previous day.
* Please note that entry may not be available on the day depending on restaurant circumstances.
The breakfast fee is 2,500 yen per person (tax included). A children’s menu is also available.
Large Public Bath
The large public bath is located on the B2 floor.
【Opening Hours】
● Evening 15:00–23:00
● Morning 6:00–9:00
* Towels, yukata, and amenities are not provided in the bath area.
Please bring them from your guest room.
* If you would like skincare amenities, please contact the front desk.
To ensure everyone enjoys a pleasant bathing experience, please follow the rules below when using the public bath.
Bathing Etiquette
○ Please enter the bath corresponding to your gender.
○ Refrain from using smartphones or mobile devices in the changing room or bath area.
○ Remove all clothing before entering the bathing area. Swimwear is not allowed.
○ Wash your body thoroughly before entering the bath.
○ Do not let your hair touch the bath water.
○ Do not place towels in the bath water.
○ Do not wash clothes in the bath area.
○ Do not swim in the bathtub.
○ Please dry your body before returning to the changing room.
○ Guests with tattoos should cover them before entering the bath.
Chion-in Morning Buddhism Ceremony
“Jinjo Hoyo”
A guidance announcement will be broadcast to your room at 5:50 AM every morning.
If you gather near the front desk on the 1st floor by 6:10 AM, our staff will guide you to the hall in the Chion-in temple grounds where the ceremony is held.
Chion-in opens at 6:00 AM, and the ceremony in the Amidado Hall begins at 6:30 AM.
Information is provided in Japanese only.
Staff will guide you on the way to the temple, but return guidance is not provided.
Please enjoy your time freely, such as taking a walk around the temple grounds after the ceremony.
A volume control dial is located on the wall in your room. You may adjust it as needed (the default setting is “1”).
If you turn the dial to “OFF,” the announcement will not play, allowing you to rest peacefully.
Use of Mobile Battery Chargers
To ensure a safe and comfortable stay, we kindly ask for your cooperation when using mobile battery chargers (rechargeable lithium-ion batteries) in guest rooms. Please observe the following guidelines.
Precautions When Using Mobile Battery Chargers
1. Please unplug your mobile battery charger when leaving the room.
There is a risk of fire or malfunction during charging. Please avoid leaving batteries charging while you are away from the room.
2. Be mindful of where you charge your device.
Avoid charging near windows with direct sunlight, near curtains, or on bedding or other flammable materials.
3. Check the device regularly while it is charging.
If you notice unusual heat, smoke, deformation, or odor, stop using the battery immediately and move it to a safe location.
4. Do not use damaged or swollen batteries.
If a battery shows cracks, deformation, or excessive heat, please discontinue use.
5. Handling during housekeeping
For guests staying multiple nights, if housekeeping staff find mobile batteries in an unsafe condition or charging in hazardous locations, they may reposition the battery for safety. Thank you for your understanding.
6. Additional requests
Please dispose of old or used batteries properly and do not throw them away with regular waste.
In the unlikely event of an emergency such as fire, please follow the hotel’s evacuation instructions immediately and prioritize your safety.