Hotels With Bars in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

Small city hotel but good facilities. Room condition is the best. Friendly staff. Breakfast is not a lot of variety but delicious. A little far from the station Convenience stores around. Restaurants. Dessert shops etc. The big bath is really good. There are enough doctors to return.

The view is great, the food was great and the room was good. The only small things would be the staff could do better explaining things to families checking in, some explanations were vague. While in the rooms they are very clean, but you must be careful bringing any food or drinks in the rooms or the ants will invade the room. Tattoos being accepted for the large bath would be appreciated as well, they are currently very strict on any tattoos that are easily visible.

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!

The 500 yen for breakfast was high quality. It was better if there was a large bath for women.

I visited Tokuyama Port for work related to docked ships. It was close enough to walk to. The hotel was cleaned daily and maintained in a spotless condition. There was a Family Mart right in front, making it convenient to grab meals. Breakfast featured traditional Japanese cuisine, along with bread and sausages. The staff folded an origami whale with kindness and placed it on the desk. I'll definitely choose Sunroute Hotel again next time!

The hotel is about 30 minutes away from Miyajima, so I booked a hotel in Iwakuni instead of Miyajima to save money and see Kintai Bridge. Iwakuni Castle and Kintai Bridge are near the hotel, and I could see Kintai Bridge from my room, which was nice. There is a large bath and an open-air bath inside the hotel, so I think there are many things to enjoy. You can see Kintai Bridge and Iwakuni Castle from the open-air bath. Actually, there is not much to see, but I think the large bath alone is worth going. I originally booked a room with a mountain view, but I was given a room with a view of Kintai Bridge, which was even better. The staff are all friendly, so even if you don't speak Japanese, they will slowly teach you.

The location was convenient, less than a 5-minute walk from Shin-Yamaguchi Station. There were restaurants and convenience stores near the station, which was very handy. The room was clean and it was a shoe-free room (*´∀｀*). While there were few cosmetic amenities, there was tea and coffee in the room, and two bottles of water. Breakfast was a buffet, and there was a wide variety of delicious food. The front desk staff were also very kind and helpful ･:*+.\(( °ω° ))/.:+

The room and meals were all as expected. Notably, the large bathhouse boasts a wide selection of Tabibijin products. I highly recommend the sake lees mask (pictured in Figures 1 and 2) and the blue-bottled toner. The former leaves skin smooth without tightening, while the latter is very moisturizing. The basic set meal here includes pufferfish sashimi, which was highly recommended. However, the front desk waited over 10 minutes to check my order during check-in. I'm not sure why.

guy at the front counter was the nicest man i’ve ever met, he drove my friends do the convenience store and laundromat at 10pm and was super hospitable 10/10 i would give my life for that guy

The front desk staff were very friendly and everyone was always smiling. One thing that bothered me was that a Korean or Chinese person got into the bathtub without washing themselves, and after soaking for a long time, they started lying down on the edge of the bathtub, which made me feel uncomfortable.