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&AND HOSTEL

&AND HOSTEL is a Japanese hostel brand offering spaces where every guest can spend time in their own way.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

&AND HOSTEL is a hostel brand that provides spaces where every guest can spend time in their own way, and it also aims to communicate the appeal and diversity of Japanese culture as a new form of accommodation. Its first property opened in 2016 against the backdrop of a surge in inbound travelers, initially developed as a "smart hostel" incorporating the latest IoT devices. In 2021, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it rebranded as a "wellness hostel" targeting the domestic market, and it continues to evolve by offering activities and collaboration room projects. The brand states it has a track record of 20 facilities through new construction and renovation, and it supports real estate utilization from development to operation.

History

In 2016, against the backdrop of a surge in inbound travelers, the first &AND HOSTEL property was born. Initially it operated as a "smart hostel" incorporating the latest IoT devices, developing a brand to support travel in a new era. However, in 2021, facing the major turning point of the COVID-19 pandemic, it rebranded to a "wellness hostel" targeting the domestic market, putting forward an experience that relaxes mind and body. Currently, it continues to evolve as a hostel that communicates and spreads Japanese culture through the provision of activities and collaboration room projects.

Products and positioning

A hostel brand providing spaces where every guest can be themselves, aiming to be a new form of accommodation that communicates the appeal and diversity of Japanese culture.

  • Dormitory rooms

    For cost-conscious solo travelers.

  • Double rooms

    For couples going out.

  • Double twin rooms

    For group travelers.

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