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I love the owner so much!!!! She is funny and interesting. She is very responsible for her guests,especially girls!!! It feels just like being back home. Thank you for inviting me to play in the snow. I had a great time there! Hope to see her again!(o^^o)

素敵な思い出を作ることができました。宿はとても綺麗で、何より比呂子さんのお話や観光場所まだ教えて頂いたことはとても思い出に残ってます。小樽も博物館やオルゴール館を回りとても楽しかったです。比呂子さん大変お世話になりました。

Simple and cheap if you are on a budget this is perfect the airport limousine bus is literally less than a 5 min walk and the station a 10 min walk near in mind if it is the middle of winter there is snow literally everywhere so make sure you wear good shoes for the snow i slipped a few times ! But that was the experience but yes it met my needs! Arigato.

札幌ドームに近く、往復徒歩で行けたのでコンサートには大変便利でした。また、とても親切に交通情報を教えていただき助かりました、ありがとうございました！

Hiroko-san was very kind to us, and very helpful. She guided us to places to visit in Hokkaido, and picked us up on check-in and drove us to a convenient spot at check-out. Fantastic person and loved to stay here. Saludos desde Costa Rica.

a bit of a trek, however the place is rly nice

Great place for a quick one-night stay in Otaru.

Very nice place :)

little barrel is the best hostel in hokkaido! with quirky and warm furniture, plants and artwork, we felt at home straight away. the large kitchen is perfect for travellers, with space for multiple people to cook and do other things. the amenities are plentiful and so were the free condiments. the lovely cleaners and staff were always friendly and thorough, we highly recommend this place to anyone! it is also in a good location, with easy access (10 minute walk) to the famous canals. Thank you little barrel!

Thanks for the hospitality. We had a great time 👍

小樽観光で利用させて頂きましたが、綺麗でお洒落な内装や便利な立地で素敵な時間を過ごすことができました。

ありがとうございました！

很优美的公共空间，住一天可能不太方便要是能长时间住在这里就好了。另外，冬天从站台拖着行李箱到民宿实在是地狱难度，雪很厚很难拖动，入住这里最好带小的行李🧳

コーヒーが美味しい

丁寧に対応いただきました。設備も充分です。タオルが生乾き臭だったのがもったいなかったです。

民宿性价比很高，环境也很好

I felt so welcome here. The host was both nice and helpful and if met when returning home, I was greeted with “Okaerinasai”