2-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

"The hotel has a large sense of space. This is definitely one of the five largest rooms I've had in my nearly 30 years of staying in Japanese hotels. There are 28 square meters. There are relatively few places to shower in the large public bath. Others are fine. There are three set times for breakfast. Each segment is only half an hour long. A bit stressful for us leisure travelers. Others generally satisfactory. There is also some space for putting on shoes when leaving the room. Very appreciated"

"I used it on a business trip to Yamaguchi. It was a taxi transfer from the airport. I think taxi is the best way to move because it takes time to use transportation. There was also a restaurant nearby and it was very convenient."

"It was good. Staff are very friendly. The room was clean. It was quiet and I had a restful sleep."

"It's a beautiful hotel with a parking lot and a large public bath, which was great. They also have massage chairs so you can relax! (There were three massage chairs, but some people were sleeping, and others kept adding minutes even though they were waiting, so it felt like only one was in operation... I don't think that's the case every day, so I guess the day we went was a disappointment, haha.) Breakfast included Kawara soba noodles, which I was happy to be able to try. It was an inn I'd definitely like to stay at again if I have the chance!"

"I stayed at the capsule hotel. The location was great, and I was able to walk to the Ruri Five-Story Pagoda. The staff were very helpful, even at night, and I was provided with a work kimono (work clothes), two towels, slippers, and other amenities, and I could even choose my own pillow, so I was very satisfied! Absolutely perfect!"

"Yes, although the private hotel, the room is newly renovated, 200 meters from the JR station over the overpass, there is a big supermarket 50 meters next to the hotel to buy sashimi cooked food... a lot of food, and medicine. All Japanese hotels have the same hot water for 24 hours, it is dry and wet, great. There is no breakfast, you can buy it in the big supermarket."

"The cheap price is the biggest attraction. If you're just staying overnight, there's no problem at all. The breakfast bento was delicious, as other site reviews have said! As a woman, I would have liked some cotton buds and cotton pads as amenities, but at this price it's not a problem at all. [Note] The supermarket right next door is not open 24 hours, but only opens until midnight. Please note that there is a convenience store a little distance away."

"岩国空港から朝イチで飛ぶため、岩国駅に近いこのホテルを一泊の素泊まりで予約しました。 部屋は清潔で、ベッドの寝心地はいいです。 一つ気になったのは枕が小さくて平べったいことと、部屋の壁が薄いため、隣の方の動きが聞こえることです。"

"I wanted a little more water pressure in the shower. The breakfast was delicious. It was a little far from the station, but it was good because the price was reasonable. The night view from the window and the Strait Messe were very beautiful. It was used from a far place on a business trip, but it became a good memory."

"It was reasonable considering the use of New Year. Japanese-style room for three parents and children. Lay out the futon yourself. The sheets are folded in a large plastic bag, so I make them myself. It's a little hard. The futon is thin and hard. The room itself was rather large. It is connected to the next room, so it may be a room that can be used by group guests. There was a walking closet. It is Hiro 々. The unit bus is insanely narrow. The washbasin is so narrow and difficult to use. The water supply is also shared by switching between the washbasin and the shower in the bath. It's an old type that adjusts the two faucets of hot water and water, so it's troublesome. It was interesting to be able to pour various shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and bath salts from the dispenser into the cup and choose and bring them on the first floor. There was also a slightly higher commercial brand. I'm glad that breakfast is also included for free. There are few types, but I was grateful enough to think that it was included for free. Since it was New Year, Obushi dishes were also lined up."