Old folk house cocoRin Sunrinsha
1 night
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1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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Old folk house cocoRin Sunrinsha
1340-2 Mikkabichoosaki Hamana-ku coco-Rin Hamamatsu, Hamana Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 4311403, Japan
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Property Description
The name cocoRin comes from the Mikkabi dialect word koko rin
You can stay here We were born to create a place for everyone
Thats why we value interaction with people
We have many homestay children from overseas
We also have warmhearted staff cocorins
Please enjoy interacting with us
From babies to grandparents
This is a farmhouse guesthouse in an old house that can be enjoyed by four generations of a family We renovated this old house which is over 130 years old with our local friends
It is made and is in a condition typical of an old house but it is filled with everyones love
We recommend this place to guests who want to experience an old house Children are welcome
There is a cafe in the shared space that is open from breakfast to dinner
You can enjoy meals while staying overnight
For lunch we have a hamburger made with local Mikkabi beef
and in the evening we have a menu using a charcoal grill as befits an oldfashioned Japanese
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Surroundings
Train: Oku-Hamanako Station
(4.7 km)
Train: Higashi-Tsuzuki Station
(5.0 km)
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1 Room For Rentmaximum 3 Peoplenonsmoking Sta
3 futon beds
Has window
Non-smoking
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Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: 15:00–17:00
Check-out: Before 10:00
Property Description
The name cocoRin comes from the Mikkabi dialect word koko rin
You can stay here We were born to create a place for everyone
Thats why we value interaction with people
We have many homestay children from overseas
We also have warmhearted staff cocorins
Please enjoy interacting with us
From babies to grandparents
This is a farmhouse guesthouse in an old house that can be enjoyed by four generations of a family We renovated this old house which is over 130 years old with our local friends
It is made and is in a condition typical of an old house but it is filled with everyones love
We recommend this place to guests who want to experience an old house Children are welcome
There is a cafe in the shared space that is open from breakfast to dinner
You can enjoy meals while staying overnight
For lunch we have a hamburger made with local Mikkabi beef
and in the evening we have a menu using a charcoal grill as befits an oldfashioned Japanese