Recently opened hotels are often funded by investment funds, with separate entities handling ownership, operations, and management. This complex structure makes it unclear where responsibility truly lies. In contrast, our establishment is a privately owned and operated business, situated on our own land in our own building. We run a traditional, straightforward hotel operation. Furthermore, because I live on the premises in my own home, we are named a “pension.” This allows us to genuinely provide our motto of “Safety, Security, and Comfort” – not just as empty words.

We opened in February 1983 with 27 rooms. On October 1, 2025, we reopened with only one room per floor, totaling 9 rooms (45㎡ on the 2nd floor, 80㎡ from the 3rd to 10th floors). Equipped with kitchens and washing machines, we transformed into a stay-type hotel accommodating up to 6 guests.

“Operate without strain, and allow guests to rest at night” was the philosophy of our founder, the previous owner. Yet, we didn’t want to impose curfews. To put this into practice, we introduced magnetic card keys in 1983, the latest technology at the time of our opening. After completing check-in, guests use their card key to open the automatic entrance door, allowing entry without a curfew.

While smoke-free policies are commonplace today, our establishment went completely smoke-free in all areas and rooms over 15 years ago.

We strive to provide personalized service tailored to each guest.