3-Star Hotels in Himeji

Breakfast buffet ( included in the hotel price) is very delicious with many varieties, especially freshly squeezed fruit, vegetable juice, fruits like apples, pineapples, mangoes which were not available in my previous hotel at Toyoko Inn at Fukuyama. However, my only problem was my knee issue ( chronic joints pain) as it was a bit difficult due to pain to get onto the elevated bathroom in the room.

Hotel has the usual amenities at the reception, one will need to take the night gown from the level 1 cabinet. The hotel provide home cooked breakfast which was quite tasty. Not sure if the slippers are clean as they were not in any packaging. Overall good value to price ratio.

It was pretty good. The front desk staff were very friendly. The only minor issue was the small room size, but otherwise, no problems. Having a washing machine was quite convenient.

The location is very good, the south exit of the Shinkansen, you can see it on the left. Check-in can be operated directly on the machine, and breakfast service is provided every day. Attractions and shopping in the city can be reached on foot, and it is very convenient to take the Shinkansen to the nearby city.

The transportation location is okay, relatively close to Himeji Station, very close to Himeji Castle, and within the shopping street. Facilities: You must check in before ten o'clock in the evening. You will not be able to check in after that time. Environment: Average, it's a space capsule and the air conditioning is relatively adequate. Service: The service is also available. There is no Chinese service, but English and Japanese are available. The price is a bit more expensive, after all, Japan.

The biggest feature of this hotel is its newness, especially the in-room refrigerators and microwave ovens, which bring great convenience to food processing. Although it is on the roadside, it is still quite quiet at night with the windows closed. There are three modes of transportation to the south from the station exit: taxi for 700-1000 yen, bus for 210 yen, and a 20-minute walk. A thrift store next door sells super expensive old Japanese army uniforms. There is a Starbucks and a drug store to the west, where all kinds of things are relatively cheap. If you are interested in cultural tourism, there is a Japanese grassroots restaurant to the south of the hotel. Of course, the JR and Sanyo Lines at Himeji Station are bustling. If Osaka is 1 and Kobe is 2, Himeji is 3. But it is still the case that ”the rich enjoy wine and meat while the poor freeze to death on the streets.”

My wife and I stayed at a Japanese-Style Room with Japanese Cypress Open-Air Bath on the Terrace. The hotel has English speaking staff who was very friendly and helpful. The dinner and breakfast were amazing, and the servers Mr Shiraiwa and Ms Yamaguchi provided excellent services. This is one of the best onsen ryokans we have experienced, and we look forward to returning.

It is a little far from Himeji station, so is it inconvenient when the weather is bad? However, there are convenience stores and McDonald's nearby, so it is convenient. The facilities are aging, but other surrounding hotels are similar, and I didn't use the large communal bath or free food and drink this time, but it's a good deal, so I definitely want you to use it. orz

Free parking, large bath, but not hot springs, the water temperature is full, you need to note

The building was extremely old and poorly lit; the reception area, the guest rooms everything felt dim and gloomy. The room slippers were not disposable, which I found unhygienic, so I couldn't bring myself to wear them. Since my room was located right near the elevator, I could clearly hear the sounds of people walking in the hallway; furthermore, even while inside my room, the conversations from neighboring guest rooms were so loud that I couldn't get any sleep at night.