OTARU TAP ROOM -Craft Beer & Hostel Tap Room

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Otaru Tap Room opened in February 2019 with the concept of "a craft beer bar where you can stay overnight." It is a facility that combines a bar that mainly serves craft beer with a hostel that is housed in a fully renovated historic building that is over 100 years old.

The bar offers a rotating selection of beers with different colors, aromas, and flavors, from local Otaru beers, as well as beers from around Japan and overseas, including the United States. Food options include Mexican-style cuisine known as TEX-MEX, which developed mainly in Texas in the southern United States, as well as finger foods that go well with beer, such as burgers and tacos.

This 1-star hostel offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and shared bathrooms. Conveniently located an 8-minute walk from Otaru Station and Otaru Sankaku Market, and a 14-minute walk from Kitaichi Glass No. 3 Building. Enjoy a toast to your travel memories at the bar, where locals and tourists gather.

Facility name
OTARU TAP ROOM -Craft Beer & Hostel Tap Room

Address: 2-4-8 Ironai, Otaru, Hokkaido, 047-0031

Phone : Hostel: 080-9613-3285
Bar: 090-1648-7397

Business hours : Weekdays: 15:00-22:00
Weekends: 13:00-22:00

Closed days Hostel: Open daily Bar: Thursdays (may be closed on some days)

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