Sleeping spaces · One house, one booking
Together.
A little apart.
The queen-bed area of the family room
A house for shared holidays needs more than a place to put the bags. There are spaces for family time, rooms for a quiet night and flexible setups to discuss before you arrive.
A whole-house stay
Choose the house.
Plan the rooms together.
Four bedrooms and 14 regular sleeping places bring your group together in one exclusive booking. Futon arrangements offer flexibility up to the 16-guest maximum. Share who is travelling so we can plan the beds and cot together before arrival.
A place for the everyday.
Robes, hanging space and a luggage rack keep the practical side of your stay close at hand.
HIKANIWA, IN DETAIL
Explore these spaces.
Choose a space to see its photographs.
The master bedroom3 photographs
The family room3 photographs
Bunks & climbing wall3 photographs
The flexible twin room2 photographs
The movie room1 photograph
The Nintendo nook2 photographs
The master bedroom
A queen bed, with optional futons and a baby cot by arrangement. Settle on the setup that suits your group, within the house’s 16-guest maximum.
The family room
A queen bed and two bunk beds keep the family together.
Bunks & climbing wall
Cosy bunks and a colourful climbing wall in the children’s room.
The flexible twin room
Two single beds, with a joined setup available by arrangement.
The movie room
A 165 cm TV, soundbar and blackout blinds for evenings in. The chaise sofa converts to a double bed by arrangement.
The Nintendo nook
A separate little space reached through the bunk room, with Nintendo 64 and Switch.
A welcoming master bedroom, with space for your family’s preferred setup.
The master bedroom
A room to
make your own.
A queen bed for two, with room for optional floor futons and a baby cot. Our hosts can help create the setup that feels right for your family.
Regular arrangement 2 sleeping places
Optional, by arrangement
Confirm bedding and placement before arrival. Optional bedding stays within the house’s 16-guest cap; infants are counted separately.
Two bunk-bed sets join a queen bed in the family room.
The family room
A room for
your little group.
The upstairs family room brings a queen bed and two bunk beds together, with four single bunk places. It is intended for two adults and four children.
The family-room bunks are shown here, with the queen-bed area in the opening photograph. Optional futon bedding can be arranged within the house’s overall guest cap.
Regular arrangement 6 sleeping places
Each bunk bed has two single mattresses.
Optional, by arrangement
Confirm bedding and placement before arrival. Optional bedding stays within the house’s 16-guest cap; infants are counted separately.
The flexible twin room
A little
flexibility.
The split room can be arranged with two single beds or with the beds pushed together. Request your preferred setup before arrival.
The house is reserved as one stay, so your group can plan the sleeping arrangements together.
Regular arrangement 2 sleeping places
Two singles, kept separate or placed together. Request your preferred setup.
A little room for adventure.
Bunk beds, warm timber and climbing-wall details.
Bunk beds beside Hikaniwa's climbing wall.
Colourful climbing holds, a timber bunk and an orange lantern.
A little room for adventure.
Bunk beds, warm timber and climbing-wall details.
The children’s bunk room
An adventure
closer to home.
A bunk bed with two single mattresses and a climbing wall bring a playful side to the house, with a separate Nintendo nook just through the door.
This children’s bunk room is separate from the larger family room, giving your group another way to settle in.
Regular arrangement 2 sleeping places
Bunk bed with two single mattresses.
Optional, by arrangement
Confirm bedding and placement before arrival. Optional bedding stays within the house’s 16-guest cap; infants are counted separately.
The quieter details
Warm timber.
A softer landing.
A bedroom corner, a little greenery and a place to put the day down. The smaller details give the sleeping spaces their own character.
Our hosts can help find a comfortable place for everyone.
A bedroom detail at Hikaniwa.
For babies and younger children
Less to pack.
More to look forward to.
A cot, cot sheets and high chair can be requested in advance. With fixed stair gates at the top and bottom, some of the little details are already considered.
Travelling with more than one family? We can help plan the rooms around the people coming with you.
Plan your group’s stay
Four bedrooms.
One shared holiday.
| Space | Regular arrangement | Sleeping places |
|---|---|---|
| Master bedroom | Queen bed | 2 |
| Children’s bunk room | Bunk bed with two single mattresses | 2 |
| Family room | Queen bed plus two bunk beds, each with two single mattresses | 6 |
| Split room | Two singles, separate or joined | 2 |
| Media room | Chaise lounge converts to double sofa bed | 2 |
There are 14 regular sleeping places: 12 in conventional beds across four bedrooms and two in the media-room sofa bed. Futons offer flexible arrangements up to the 16-guest maximum. The master can accommodate two futons and a cot; a futon may also fit in the bunk, family or media room. Agree the layout and bedding before arrival.
The media room brings extra flexibility: keep it as a cosy movie lounge or turn the sofa into a comfortable double bed.
A separate room for films, with a double sofa bed for flexible sleeping.
Films or a flexible sleeping space
A lounge.
Or a room for the night.
A separate media room has a chaise sofa that pulls out into a double bed. Leave it as a movie lounge, or agree a sleeping arrangement before arrival.
It has a 165 cm (65-inch) TV, soundbar and full blackout blinds. This room is separate from the Nintendo nook.
Regular arrangement 2 sleeping places
The chaise converts to a double bed.
Optional, by arrangement
Confirm bedding and placement before arrival. Optional bedding stays within the house’s 16-guest cap; infants are counted separately.
Hikaniwa · Otaru · Hokkaido
Find room for
your kind of holiday.
One private house in Otaru. Space to gather, room to unwind, and the freedom to make the stay your own.