2-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

It's a capsule hotel, but this is the first time I've had such a good facility. The location was also good because it was about 15 minutes walk from Yamaguchi Station and close to the surrounding tourist spots.

The place is in a small onsen village. The ryokan was run by a beautiful elderly lady who was very helpful. Didn’t speak English so practice your Japanes if you are a foreigner! It was a wonderful stay. The stairs are steep but there is an elevator. There is parking in the back. The place feels old but that was one of the enjoyable parts to be honest. We were likely the only guests that day so the place was very peaceful. Praying for blessings over the establishment. 😊 would like to visit the area again.

The building looked old, but the room and the large communal bath were clean and comfortable. The breakfast restaurant was clean and the number of items was reasonably good and delicious. The bath is a little small, but I used it for a time when it was not crowded, so it was good to be able to relax. I bring a towel for the bath from the room, so I think it would have been better if I could get a new one when I entered twice. It was convenient because it was located in the hot spring town and the location was good, there were many shops around and the parking lot was large.

It is a great location, a 1-minute walk from Shin-Yamaguchi Station, and is a very convenient hotel as a base for sightseeing and business. Located in front of the station, you can spend your time without stress even on a itinerary with a lot of movement. The building itself feels a bit old, but it is well cleaned and the rooms are kept clean. Breakfast is not free, but there are many voices that it is volume and cost performance is high, and it is recommended for those who want to eat well from the morning. The hotel also has free Wi-Fi and free parking, making it easy to drive. However, Wi-Fi may weaken radio waves depending on the location, so it may be a little worrisome for those who value stable communication. On the other hand, some voices point out that the smell caused by the oldness of the building, that the washlet was not installed, and that the equipment was aging. There may be scenes where you may feel unsatisfactory for those who want comfort and the latest equipment, but considering the reasonable price range and good location, it is a content that is sufficiently convincing.

Very warm and cozy place. It's great it's near the ube station. Love the villagers, they will help you around but at some point, I feel bad with my broken language. For my first time in Japan. This place is so great and they make good breakfast. I really love it.

It was fine, even has a small onsen and washing machines. The location very much feels like the middle of nowhere! A few local restaurants and convenience stores nearby but not much else. The cleanliness of the toilets on the first floor could be improved.

The location is very, very good, in the city center, very close to the bus station, JR Ube Station, it is too convenient for business travelers. I live in a Japanese-style 12 tatami, the hotel room is very large, the health is very good, the service is very good, it is recommended.

As a place to stay, I personally think the service, accommodation fee, and room size are all perfect. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

There is only one coin-operated washing machine and dryer. The dryer is broken and I hope it can be repaired as soon as possible. It is very close to JR Nagato Station. There are supermarkets, pharmacies, 100-yen stores, family restaurants and bookstores nearby. The price/performance ratio is very good.

I was looking forward to the hot springs, but I was a little disappointed because it was a time setting that was difficult to take a bath on my schedule. I wanted to enter twice a day. There was a slippery part and a okay part in the bathtub, so it was dangerous if you didn't care not to fall. The hot water was very pleasant. The staff was very kind. The car was stopped by muryo, but I was grateful for always being careful so that it could be parked safely. The room was non-smoking and I didn't mind the smell, but the elevator was spicy with the smell of cigarettes and perfume. I was hypersensitive, and I was stuck with a towel to block my nose and mouth.