Don’t be put off by the name; it’s about colouring fabric rather than death, and refers to a sideline craft business one of the proprietors runs. You can take part in classes if you’re interested. The hostel is a convenient few minutes’ walk from a tram stop, or a pleasant stroll from the castle and town centre. This new hostel... More

It was 10:30 pm when we arrived. We were asked if we wanted a private room or dorm room. We answered that we wanted a private room. When we unpacked in the room we realized that we were in a dorm room. It seems that since nobody else was in the room, he charged us the "private room" rate. We... More

Arrived at the hostel by tram from the station, we could not find it at first so popped into one of the nearby shops and the assistant was more than happy to guide us in the right direction. Our first reaction was one of pleasant surprise, we thought the hostel looked more like a traditional minshuku. As soon as we... More

I would say here is the cleanest place in dozens of backpackers I've stayed in Western and Eastern countries. Not only new but really well maintained. I guess even 10 yrs later, they will keep here clean and cozy as present. For travelers from overseas, this hostel will provide good exerience to stay in Japanese style accommodation. Don't be afraid... More

This a new hostel (opened 3 months ago) that has a terrific owner. It is not in any guidebooks as it is too new but that is a great thing. I arrived earlier than expected but was welcomed with a big smile and lots of information about the area. I had booked a dorm but because it was rather quite... More