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ADLIV Factory Stay - Stay at the Printing Factory -
Tokushima/Wakimachi Inojiri, Mima City
1,500 JPY 〜/1 night
5.00 (1)
Description
A spot located in Mima City, Tokushima Prefecture where you can stay overnight in your car. It was a factory of a long-established printing company and was renovated as a factory where people could gather, play, drink and stay overnight. Combining elements of a co-working office and cafe, "Colliving Space" ("ADLIV") is a Factory where guests can enjoy themselves freely, while creating gentle lateral connections and projects for a new lifestyle. We look forward to serving you. * The main business of this facility is design and printing-related business. About check-in: Sorry to trouble you, but please let us know the check-in time via chat. Please understand that the check-in time is as follows. We are operating at the same time as our main business, so please refrain from checking in late at night. *Self-check-in is available after 18:00 (advance reservations only). We can help you by message. *You will need to fill out your hotel policy in advance using a Google form. Monday to Friday * Weekdays: 13:00 to 18:00 Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 16:00 to 18:00 About accommodations on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: You can stay overnight, but the facilities are basically on holidays. In that case, please let us know 2 to 3 days before your scheduled stay as we will arrange a staff member about 15 minutes before your check-in time. The facility is closed at other times. We are very sorry and appreciate your cooperation. Depending on the situation, we ask you to self-check in. Checkout is until 10:00 AM. Thank you for your protection.
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Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
¥500/day
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
¥500/time
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
Not available
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
Not available
Tent (For 2-3 people)
Not available
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
Not available
BBQ Facilities Rental
Not available
Bonfire Allowed
Not available
共用スペース 利用追加コース
¥2000/time
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
ミニストップ (1600m)
Supermarket
デイリーマート脇町店 (300m)
Gasoline
トレンディセルフ脇町店 (900m)
Restaurant
ガスト脇町店 (350m)
24h Toilet
Not available
Onsen
Not available
Parking space
Maximum lots：1 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 4.5m・Breadth 2.5m・Height 制限なし
Note
到着時間の遅れ等、何かありましたらご連絡ください。 当日18時以降のチェックインになる場合は必ず3〜4時間前には、ご連絡をお願いいたします。
Cancellation Deadline
17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here
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Reviews
5.00(1 reviews)
飯田秀昭
5.00Tue, October 13, 2020
社長さんはじめオーナーご夫婦みなさんとても親切で、ゆっくり休めました。 料金もとても良心的でありがたかったです。 出てくるときお礼を言いたかったのですが、姿が見えず残念でした。 本当にありがとうございました。
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1,500 JPY 〜/1 night
5.00 (1)
Reservation Deadline Time : 1 day ago 12:00 PM
Business hour note :
【月～金 ※平日】本業営業日9時〜17時まで可能※12時〜13時不可 【土・日・祝日】翌週本業営業日よりお返事
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