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2-chōme-1-25 Hikuma, Naka Ward, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 430-0901, Japan
kontakter telefon: +81 53-544-4338
internet side: 365base.jp
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 34.7255409, Longitude: 137.7406178
Nethu Ishara (Bicyclei)
::Very relaxing place with friendly staff. Kitchen and utensills available.you can have free coffee there. Only thing you have to bring is clothes to wear and groceries if you cook there. Very happy! Many games to play.
Max MacKellar
::Very comfortable hostel with private rooms for a great price. I was cycle touring so thought it was a outdoorsy spot, but it’s more for show. Still enjoyed my stay. Comfortable rooms, outdoor area, free coffee and kind staff.
Kohei Takachi
::365BASE outdoor hostel is a delightful accommodation tailored for outdoor enthusiasts, offering: Immersive Outdoor Experiences - Abundance of outdoor gear and shared spaces like bouldering wall and movie projector - Dedicated BBQ area to enjoy outdoor adventures on premises - Rooms designed with glamping and treehouse concepts Cozy Ambiance - Renovated from former staff quarters with warm wood interiors - Handmade touches throughout create an inviting atmosphere - Friendly staff to guide on using outdoor equipment Cultural Exchange Opportunities - Shared kitchen fosters interactions while cooking/gaming with global travelers - BBQ parties to mingle with people of various nationalities - Dormitory-style rooms encourage bonding over shared meals/rooming 365BASE captures the spirit of an outdoor hideaway while facilitating wonderful cultural connections in an adventurous setting.
Subverted Norms
::One of the best places to stay if you are visiting Hamamatsu.
Robert McGuinness
::Kind of cool place, but feels like they didn’t quite nail the concept. Mind you, for the price it’s impressive. Too much fake timber and a lack of attention to detail, but some good points too. The bouldering wall is quite good, and the community kitchen is adequate. The lounge area has some nice camping furniture and free coffee, but the coffee machine has some issues... plenty of free parking, but it’s in need of paving. The room was tiny, and finished in standard Japanese fittings and wallpaper, with some fake timber wallpaper... the mattresses were a little thin and tired, and the sheets felt overused. Seems to me they are trying to cash in on the glamping trend, but were not prepared or able to fully follow through with the concept.