Oita City Hotels with Breakfast

Room were ok clean and not that small. Convenient Stores are next door, breakfast were good. No smoking area and it needs to be a few hundred metres walk to was a bit frustate for those who need. If room needed to be cleaned, you need to put the sign in front of your door. Clean and change towel isn't default - they mentioned this as norm in japan but other seems not to be. I arrived the hotel a little late the parking lot at the hotel were full needs to go up to the front desk and get the map and it's like 5 mins walk from the hotel is a little struggling. The other day tho I got the parking at hotel makes it much more convenient. You might wanna arrive a little early especially on the first night.

This is the best hotel I have been visit. I visit Japan 4-6 times a year, which different venue accommodation have been stayed. The price performance ratio is brilliant, and the parking is very decent as well.

Great location, the hotel is directly in front of a shopping street and next to the hotel was a place with many restaurants. The car park is convinient, you need to pay a small sum for a parking spot managed by the hotel. The staff here are friendly and nice.

This is my second stay at Natural Hot Spring Ariston Hotel Oita, and it continues to be a comfortable and reliable choice. The natural hot spring remains the highlight—clean, relaxing, and especially soothing after a long day. Rooms are compact yet well-kept, with comfortable beds and everything needed for a pleasant stay. Cleanliness is consistently good, and the overall atmosphere is quiet and restful. The staff are polite and attentive, making the experience smooth and stress-free. Its convenient location near Oita Station is another reason I returned, with easy access to restaurants and convenience stores. Breakfast is simple but satisfying, offering a good start to the day. Overall: A dependable hotel I would happily return to again—great value for money, excellent onsen facilities, and a practical location for both business and leisure stays.

Strategic location, the hotel is about 700-800m from the train station. In Japan it’s known to have a small bed for hotel, but it’s a pleasant surprise to note the bed is bigger than the “norm”. Very comfortable. In the winter/cold temperature, the centralise airconds were all “set” to heater. When we made a “complain” on the stuff/warm room, they are kind to offer a stand fan to put in our room. A big thumb ups for the buffet, a good spread, clean and delicious.

After all, it's a business hotel, so the rooms aren't very large, but they have all the amenities you'd expect from a hotel, including a microwave in the lobby, which you can use for free. Of course, the biggest advantage of chain business hotels is their convenient transportation. They're generally very close to JR stations, making travel incredibly convenient. Overall, it's a good choice. I don't have a specific room size requirement, but I'd choose one with ease if it's convenient.

Not near to any popular spot. Average room size given it is Japan where we sat at the dinning area for the BIG space. Best of the deal is free car parking, and the Onsen is big and the water feel smooth, and come with a free massage chair. The breakfast has variety for any travellers. English is doable and explain in details by Gaikokujinrōdōsha

Although it is a hotel that has not been renovated for many years, it is very clean and you can't tell that it has not been renovated for a long time. The room is very clean, but the facilities are a little old and have a sense of age. The bed is very comfortable. The sound insulation is very good.

The environment is average, the bed is a little unclean because it's a little itchy. But the price is pretty good, and basic disposable supplies are provided. I couldn't sleep at night because there was so much noise upstairs.

This is an old hotel located in the heart of Oita. Parking is cheap at 600 yen, and the location is great. Rooms are also affordable. However, because it's an older hotel, it feels a bit worn. Please note: