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Japanese-Style Rooms & Suites: A Wonderful Stay at Oe Honke
Find Your Way to Feel at Ease
Discover Japanese-style rooms in Hokkaido at Oe Honke, a traditional hot-spring hotel in Onneyu Onsen.
Choose from tatami rooms with futon bedding, comfortable twin rooms, and spacious Japanese-Western suites. Find the room that suits your way of traveling.
At Oe Honke, a hot-spring hotel with roots dating back to 1899, a comfortable stay does not have to mean the same thing for everyone.
You might want to sleep on a Japanese futon, relax in a room with both tatami and beds, or simply enjoy a quiet night after exploring eastern Hokkaido.
This guide will help you understand the differences before booking.
Three Ways to Stay
Traditional tatami flooring and futon bedding. A memorable way to experience a Japanese hot-spring hotel.
A room with two standard beds. A convenient choice for travelers who prefer not to sleep on the floor.
The comfort of Western beds together with a Japanese tatami space. Especially useful for mixed bedding preferences.
Room types, prices, occupancy and availability depend on the travel date and accommodation plan. Please check the room description when booking.
Discover the Comfort of Tatami
A Japanese-style room offers something different from a conventional hotel room. Tatami flooring, a low table and futon bedding create a relaxed setting for your time indoors.
Take off your shoes before stepping onto the tatami floor, settle in after a bath, and enjoy an evening in your own way.
10-Tatami Japanese-Style Room
A traditional Japanese room with a seating area beside the windows and views toward the Muka River.
This is a comfortable option for couples, families and guests who would like to try sleeping on Japanese futons.
- Sleeping: Japanese futons
- Layout: 10 tatami plus window-side seating
- Bathroom: Separate bath and toilet
- Smoking: Not permitted
8-Tatami Japanese-Style Room
A traditional room with tatami flooring, futon bedding and a window-side seating area.
For travelers looking for a straightforward Japanese-style accommodation experience, this is a practical choice.
Room occupancy and availability depend on the selected accommodation plan.
Sharing a Japanese Room with Family
Tatami rooms can also be enjoyable for families. During the day, the room is a place to sit together, talk and relax. At night, futon bedding is prepared on the tatami floor.
Photographs illustrate room atmosphere. They do not indicate a guaranteed occupancy, bedding arrangement or room assignment. Please enter the correct number and ages of guests when booking.
How Does Futon Bedding Work?
In a traditional Japanese room, guests sleep on futon bedding laid directly on the tatami floor. During the day, the bedding is put away so that the room can be used as a sitting and relaxing space.
When Will Our Staff Prepare the Futons?
Our usual arrangement is to prepare the futons while guests are having dinner.
However, if you prefer staff to prepare the bedding while you are in your room, please let us know at check-in.
You can also contact us before your arrival to request that the futons be prepared in advance.
For advance arrangements, please include your reservation name and check-in date in your message.
Good to know: In Japanese-Western rooms, there are no more than two beds in a single guest room. When three or more guests stay together, additional sleeping places are provided using Japanese futon bedding, according to the reservation.
Prefer a Bed? You Have Options.
Sleeping on a futon can be an interesting part of a Japanese holiday. But it is not the right choice for everyone.
If you prefer a standard bed, Oe Honke also offers Western-style and Japanese-Western rooms.
Renovated Twin Room
A Western-style room with two beds, a Japanese-inspired interior and a comfortable atmosphere.
- Size: Approximately 22 m²
- Beds: Two
- Occupancy: One or two guests
- Internet: Wi-Fi and wired LAN
An easy choice for couples, friends, solo travelers or business guests who prefer conventional beds.
Japanese-Western Room: Tatami and Beds
The Chosuikaku Japanese-Western room combines an eight-tatami Japanese area with a separate Western-style bedroom containing twin beds.
This layout can be convenient when some guests prefer beds and others are happy to sleep on futons.
Important: A Japanese-Western room does not mean that every guest will have a bed. A maximum of two beds is provided per room. Additional guests use futon bedding.
A Little More Space for Your Stay
For guests looking for a more spacious accommodation experience, Oe Honke offers a selection of special rooms in Hienkaku.
Hienkaku Japanese-Western Suite
This suite combines a ten-tatami Japanese room with a separate bedroom.
It provides space to sit together, enjoy the view and relax after visiting the hotel's natural hot springs.
The room also includes access to Lounge Sisley, as described in the hotel's room information.
Suites with Private Hinoki Wood Baths
Some Hienkaku suites feature a private bath made with Japanese hinoki wood. The natural appearance of the wood adds another distinctive element to the room.
Two styles are available: a Japanese-Western suite with a bedroom, and a suite with two connecting Japanese rooms.
Please note: The private hinoki baths in these guest rooms do not use natural hot-spring water.
Oe Honke's 100% free-flowing natural hot springs can be enjoyed in the hotel's communal bathing facilities. There are no guest rooms with private open-air hot-spring baths.
Guests staying in the hinoki-bath suites may use Premium Lounge Seseragi, according to the room-category benefits.
Special rooms are limited in number. Please check their availability and included benefits when booking.
Looking for a More Flexible Option?
Some accommodation plans offer an Omakase Japanese-Style Room, meaning the hotel assigns the Japanese-style room rather than allowing guests to choose a particular room.
These plans may sometimes be priced more affordably than plans offering a specific room category.
However, guests cannot select a particular room, floor or view under this arrangement. Please check the booking details carefully before choosing this option.
Helpful Things to Know Before Booking
Are all guest rooms non-smoking?
Yes. All guest rooms at Oe Honke are completely non-smoking. Smoking is permitted only in the designated smoking area on the first floor.
Will someone prepare our futons?
Yes. Staff usually prepare futons during dinner. You may request preparation while you are in the room at check-in, or contact the hotel before arrival to request advance preparation.
Can three or more guests all sleep in beds?
No. Japanese-Western rooms have a maximum of two beds. Additional sleeping places are prepared with futon bedding. Please review the room arrangements for your party before booking.
Do I need to remove my shoes?
Please remove your shoes before stepping onto tatami flooring. This is an important part of traditional Japanese room etiquette.
Do all rooms have a bathroom and toilet?
Yes. Guest rooms have an in-room bathroom and a toilet with a washing function. Layouts differ by room category.
Where can I get a yukata robe?
Yukata robes are available near the lobby on the first floor. Choose the size that suits you.
Are the rooms wheelchair accessible?
Oe Honke does not have fully barrier-free guest rooms. Some routes and rooms have steps. Please contact the hotel before booking if you have accessibility requirements.
Check-in, Meals and Room Conditions
Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is at 10:00 AM, unless a particular plan specifies otherwise.
Dinner and breakfast are not included with every reservation. Please review the meal arrangements, guest count, applicable taxes, cancellation conditions and total price shown for your selected plan.
If you have a question about bedding before arrival, you can email the hotel at info@oehonke.com.
Make Yourself at Home at Oe Honke
A traditional tatami room, a familiar twin-bed layout, or a spacious suite: whichever you choose, we hope you will feel at ease during your stay.
Pair your room with a visit to the natural hot-spring baths, discover the surrounding Okhotsk region, and enjoy your own way of traveling through Hokkaido.
Check Availability & Book in English
The hot-spring, dining and access links currently lead to Japanese-language pages. Room photos are illustrative. Specific room allocation and included services depend on your reservation.
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