rera
Japanese/Western-Style Room
Traces of the memory of this special land in the patterns of the Ainu.
A combination Japanese-Western style room with a Japanese space where you can relax on tatami mats and a comfortable Western-style space with a twin bed. The culture of the Ainu people of Lake Akan is incorporated in the wood carving reliefs and the embroidery on the bedspreads.
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Japanese-Style Room
Ainu patterns and the nostalgic vibe of a traditional old home.
Rera means “wind” in the language of the Ainu. The culture of Akan, the country of the Ainu, is incorporated in reliefs of ape (fire) adorning the walls and the full-length mirror and table made by Ainu artisans.
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Japanese Style Twin Room
A fusion of Akan culture and modern style.
Unwind in Japanese Twin with two beds on the tatami area that exudes the ambiance of a Japanese style room.
*When three guests are staying, one will have to use the sofa bed.
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Area・Capacity | 36 ㎡・3 guests (2 beds + 1 sofa bed) |
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View | Tsuruga Wings side |
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Western-Style Twin Room
A modern space infused with the art of the Ainu of Lake Akan.
A Western-style designer room adorned with Ainu patterns. Reliefs of ape (fire) adorning the walls and a full-length mirror and writing table made from wood. The Ainu patterns on the bed covers, designed by an embroiderer living on the shores of Lake Akan, prove our devotion with each and every stitch.
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INFORMATIONFacilities & Amenities
Check-in | from 3:00 p.m. |
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Check-out | until 10:00 a.m. |
Guest Room Facilities | 32-inch LCD television, telephone, humidifier/air purifier, hair dryer, refrigerator, electric tea kettle, teabags and drip coffee, glasses, coffee cups, teacups, mineral water, spoons, safe, vanity |
Amenities | Hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, liquid body soap, loungewear, hand towels, face towels, bath towels |
For guests staying at Rera,
a guest-exclusive foot bath is available on each floor.
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