Main building/library Western-style room (capacity 2) Newly built [guest house keys] Book & desk & sofa & bed room/cafe
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The library room (capacity 2) is located on the ground floor of the newly built "Guest House Kizu". It is a 12 tatami mat (19.4 m²) room with a wooden floor. The room is divided into two rooms, with a 9-tatami (14.6 ㎡) library room in front and a 3-tatami (4.8 ㎡) single bedroom separated by a sliding door in the back. The library room has a bookshelf on two sides, a reading & computer desk, and a luxury sofa that also converts into a bed. There is also a TV, mini-fridge, WiFi, printer, making it ideal for teleworking. Towels, bedding, extra pillows, hair dryer, washing machine and dryer are free to use. Amenities such as toothbrushes are available for purchase. There is a large shared living room on the 1st floor, which is also a place for guests to interact. The mini kitchen is for simple eating and drinking such as cup noodles and coffee (self-catering requires coordination with other guests). The bath, 2 shower rooms, and 2 toilets are shared. The "Keys House", which is connected to the guest house by an outside corridor, has a cafe and a Zauter grand piano that can be played for a fee. Infants sleeping with parents are not added to the number of guests, but toddlers (1 year old and over) will be charged a facility usage fee of 1,000 yen per person (local payment). The space The guest rooms at this guest house have a garden view of a charming Japanese-style courtyard. Free-wifi is available throughout the building. On the first floor, there is a large living room with 3 sofa beds around a low table. It has a large TV for games and movies, and a computer desk. There is also a Go Shogi board and a Mahjong set. There is also a kitchen. The separate room on the ground floor is a library (with a luxury sofa & bed) and can also be used as a bedroom. Guests renting the entire building can cook for themselves using the mini-kitchen. The second floor has a single Western-style room (2 people), a twin Western-style room (3 people), and a Japanese-style room (5 people). There is a bath, two shower rooms, and two toilets in the building. Towels, pajamas, extra pillows, hair dryer, washing machine, and dryer are available for free. To help the global environment, amenities such as toothbrushes and toothbrush holders are available for a fee. You can have coffee and lunch at the cafe & restaurant of the "Keez House", which is connected to the guest house and the outside corridor. Snacks, drinks, and alcohol are also available without a reservation. We also sell Nishio Matcha green tea as a gift. The Hanare building is a rental space (for a fee) and can be used as a conference room. The semi-soundproof room has a grand piano made by Sauter (Germany), making it ideal for music camps. We also rent guitars and ukuleles. There is a grill terrace (for a fee) in the courtyard where you can BBQ and bake pizzas. It can be used by up to 20 people. There are 5 rental bicycles (for a fee) for local tours such as Kira Waikiki Beach and the national treasure, Myodaido. During your stay The owner is in the office of the main house of "Keez House". You can talk to them anytime. I like art, such as music and paintings, traveling, photography, history, literature, and shogi. I am also the representative of Nishio Local Information Center, so I know a lot about the local area, so please ask me anything. The owner was born in 1957. During my time in Tokyo, I was a reporter for the Japan Agricultural Newspaper. I returned home after retirement, renovated my parents' home (vacant home), and opened "Keez House" in December 2017. Other things to note This guest house is located in a residential area, so please do not disturb the neighbors. Please keep quiet outside the building at night. Please do not talk, especially in front of the entrance, parking lot, or outside the building. Also, please do not make loud noises indoors. Registration details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 愛知県西尾保健所 | 30西保第207-7号
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