Hotels With Parking in Oita Prefecture, Japan

The best room throughout my trip in Kyushu. Size wise, you have plenty of space to flat open 28” luggage. Bed wise, nice firmness. Cleanliness wise, outstanding. The room has functioning AC so you can always cater the temperature to your preference. They also prepare a pair of pajamas for you to use, so don’t worry about bringing too many clothes. Breakfast is aplenty, with a lot of seafood & vegetarian options. For Muslim travellers, halal restaurant is 1km away, and is accessible on foot, or Uber. They have onsen, and coin operated laundry facility. No complaint at all. Staff are so accommodating and attentive.

Brand new faily building. Roof top spa there where you can see ocean right away. Room was clean and big enough for 3 of us Parking place is 3 mins walking distance and they pay you half of them which i paid 500 JP for whole day

The hotel is located about 7 minutes walk from Yufuin station. It is not so close to the walking street and so not so noisy and crowdy. The staff are polite and can explain to us in English. The room is big and they will serve you the tatami bed at 6pm. There are 2 public onsens, one for men and one for women. Only 1-2 people were using when I went in. I didn't book the dinner and breakfast there because there are many foods in the walking street. The view of the balcony is good too. I drank beer and sat very comfortably to look at the night view that night after taking the hotspring. What a life!

This JR hotel is one of the most unique of all as it has a rooftop onsen (19-21F). It comes with a 150yen per pax per night charge when you stay here. 21F is gender separated outdoor onsen! Was a surprise as we did not expect it to be so nice with the current weather. Parking is 1000yen per night with the car park at the mall side and is linked to the hotel reception by an elevator. Location is superb for non-driving too as it is within 1 min walk from the JR Oita station. We used the onsen for all the nights we stayed. Super good value.

I recently stayed at Kannawaen Sanso Ryokan, and it was a truly remarkable experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff’s warm hospitality made me feel welcomed and relaxed. The ryokan is set in a beautiful, serene location, surrounded by nature, offering a peaceful retreat from daily life. The room was spacious and tastefully decorated in traditional Japanese style, blending modern comforts with authentic charm. The private onsen attached to my room was a highlight, allowing me to unwind in soothing hot springs while taking in the picturesque views. What truly sets Kannawaen apart is the attention to detail and personalized service. The staff went out of their way to ensure everything was perfect, making me feel truly cared for throughout my stay. If you’re looking for a luxurious, tranquil getaway with impeccable service and a true Japanese experience, I highly recommend Kannawaen Sanso Ryokan. It’s a place we would love to visit again. Note: they provide shuttle from/to station with time slot! Convenient

Even though I checked in a little late due to my schedule, they were really kind. Really..! They helped me carry my luggage to the room and even called a taxi for me after I checked out. And the facilities were really good, especially the hot springs.. The women's bath is much bigger and better than the men's bath. The family bath is also good ㅠㅠㅠ I'll have a good stay and go.

Beppu Daiiti Hotel is a popular hotel located in Beppu, a famous hot spring resort town on the island of Kyushu, Japan. Beppu is well-known for its abundant onsen (hot springs) and its beautiful natural surroundings, making it a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The Daiiti Hotel is one of the accommodations in Beppu that offers a comfortable stay with convenient access to local attractions.

Kamenoi Hotel Beppu is conveniently located near the JR station and main bus terminal, making it easy to travel to various parts of the city, including Beppu's Jigoku, via public transport. The hotel features a hot spring bath, perfect for the adventurous traveller looking to relax after a day of exploration. The rooms are more spacious than the typical Japanese hotel, which is especially beneficial for those travelling with children or large luggage.

Very nice well kept traditional ryokan. If you are expecting modern do not stay here. Hotels like these are older and have been around for many years but are well maintained. I love sleeping on tatami - I slept for 10 hours! Unfortunately I felt a bit dumbfounded when the dinner included is just ramen. On the trip.com photos there are two photos of meals and I assumed one was dinner and the other breakfast. Maybe this use to be the case but trip/ the hotel should specify better what is being served. Especially in small towns there aren’t many dinner options - there is an Aeon (supermarket) a short walk of course if you’d like a bento dinner instead. Also no wifi in the room. As an international traveler I had to up my esim data for the day. They don’t advertise wifi in the room - they have it in the lobby so it wouldn’t be hard to get an extender to the rooms. The onsen was nice however I found the outside onsen made a lot of noise- I’ve been to many onsen and this was the first that ever made noise from the filter so it wasn’t as relaxing as it could have been. Overall decent stay but probably wouldn’t go back

This Super Hotel thoroughly represents ESG and its night bar and breakfast make it an exceptional experience. Although the twin bed room is quite small and not friendly for 2 person luggage to be opened.

The best room throughout my trip in Kyushu. Size wise, you have plenty of space to flat open 28” luggage. Bed wise, nice firmness. Cleanliness wise, outstanding. The room has functioning AC so you can always cater the temperature to your preference. They also prepare a pair of pajamas for you to use, so don’t worry about bringing too many clothes. Breakfast is aplenty, with a lot of seafood & vegetarian options. For Muslim travellers, halal restaurant is 1km away, and is accessible on foot, or Uber. They have onsen, and coin operated laundry facility. No complaint at all. Staff are so accommodating and attentive.

Brand new faily building. Roof top spa there where you can see ocean right away. Room was clean and big enough for 3 of us Parking place is 3 mins walking distance and they pay you half of them which i paid 500 JP for whole day

I recently stayed at Kannawaen Sanso Ryokan, and it was a truly remarkable experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff’s warm hospitality made me feel welcomed and relaxed. The ryokan is set in a beautiful, serene location, surrounded by nature, offering a peaceful retreat from daily life. The room was spacious and tastefully decorated in traditional Japanese style, blending modern comforts with authentic charm. The private onsen attached to my room was a highlight, allowing me to unwind in soothing hot springs while taking in the picturesque views. What truly sets Kannawaen apart is the attention to detail and personalized service. The staff went out of their way to ensure everything was perfect, making me feel truly cared for throughout my stay. If you’re looking for a luxurious, tranquil getaway with impeccable service and a true Japanese experience, I highly recommend Kannawaen Sanso Ryokan. It’s a place we would love to visit again. Note: they provide shuttle from/to station with time slot! Convenient

Beppu Daiiti Hotel is a popular hotel located in Beppu, a famous hot spring resort town on the island of Kyushu, Japan. Beppu is well-known for its abundant onsen (hot springs) and its beautiful natural surroundings, making it a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The Daiiti Hotel is one of the accommodations in Beppu that offers a comfortable stay with convenient access to local attractions.

Kamenoi Hotel Beppu is conveniently located near the JR station and main bus terminal, making it easy to travel to various parts of the city, including Beppu's Jigoku, via public transport. The hotel features a hot spring bath, perfect for the adventurous traveller looking to relax after a day of exploration. The rooms are more spacious than the typical Japanese hotel, which is especially beneficial for those travelling with children or large luggage.

This Super Hotel thoroughly represents ESG and its night bar and breakfast make it an exceptional experience. Although the twin bed room is quite small and not friendly for 2 person luggage to be opened.

This is the most cost-effective hot spring hotel (hotel) I have ever stayed in. I only spent less than 1,400 yuan to stay in the best private hot spring room, facing the incomparable sea view. At the same price, I can only stay in other hot spring hotels. I booked the cheapest room type and the front desk staff was very friendly. Although the facilities are a bit old and the bathtubs in the large public baths are not as comfortable as those in the private baths, the unique nostalgic atmosphere is also the hallmark of a hot spring hotel. To a guest downstairs: After a little research, I found out that there are no luxury hotels in the Beppu area. A slightly larger hotel can call itself a hotel. There are many such ”hotels” nearby. I stayed at the Tsuraya Hot Spring Hotel in Hokkaido for 4,000 yuan a night, and I always used a key to open the door. Even if the hotel does not meet the psychological expectations, you should complain after leaving the hotel instead of asking for a refund at the front desk before checking in. I believe that even in China, the hotel will not tolerate such unreasonable behavior. The person involved only exposed his upbringing. And the lack of common sense makes people laugh.

Excellent location. Take the bus from Fukuoka Airport and get off at Beppu Kitahama. The hotel is right next to you. Although the room is small, it is very clean and comfortable, and the sound insulation is also good. It fully meets the needs of one person. There are indoor and outdoor hot spring baths on the second floor of the hotel. It is very comfortable to soak in the evening after walking during the day. The Japanese breakfast is delicious, and the service staff is polite, friendly and thoughtful. There are also two Western-style family restaurants next to the hotel, Jolly Pasta and Royal Host. The price is reasonable, and you can eat satisfactory at 130 per person. I will stay here again when I come to Beppu next time!

Located right on top of a hill. Seaview is pretty far from hotel room... Thus nothing much to see anyway. As the Onsen is actually a bathtub attached to the inroom shower, the sulphur smell is very strong alike rotten eggs. Stayed for one night and is a good experience.

The AMANEK hotel has two buildings, one high and one low. Because I stayed at a more expensive hot spring hotel next door the day before, I booked the shorter and older building to save money. The whole building has been renovated, but the facilities in the room are still very old. To use the swimming pool, bathing area and gym, you have to go to the new building. There is nothing to take pictures of in the room, and I didn't go to the big bath, but just went to the gym to exercise. The staff are still very friendly, which is very satisfactory👍

The hotel is located about 7 minutes walk from Yufuin station. It is not so close to the walking street and so not so noisy and crowdy. The staff are polite and can explain to us in English. The room is big and they will serve you the tatami bed at 6pm. There are 2 public onsens, one for men and one for women. Only 1-2 people were using when I went in. I didn't book the dinner and breakfast there because there are many foods in the walking street. The view of the balcony is good too. I drank beer and sat very comfortably to look at the night view that night after taking the hotspring. What a life!

Even though I checked in a little late due to my schedule, they were really kind. Really..! They helped me carry my luggage to the room and even called a taxi for me after I checked out. And the facilities were really good, especially the hot springs.. The women's bath is much bigger and better than the men's bath. The family bath is also good ㅠㅠㅠ I'll have a good stay and go.

Very nice well kept traditional ryokan. If you are expecting modern do not stay here. Hotels like these are older and have been around for many years but are well maintained. I love sleeping on tatami - I slept for 10 hours! Unfortunately I felt a bit dumbfounded when the dinner included is just ramen. On the trip.com photos there are two photos of meals and I assumed one was dinner and the other breakfast. Maybe this use to be the case but trip/ the hotel should specify better what is being served. Especially in small towns there aren’t many dinner options - there is an Aeon (supermarket) a short walk of course if you’d like a bento dinner instead. Also no wifi in the room. As an international traveler I had to up my esim data for the day. They don’t advertise wifi in the room - they have it in the lobby so it wouldn’t be hard to get an extender to the rooms. The onsen was nice however I found the outside onsen made a lot of noise- I’ve been to many onsen and this was the first that ever made noise from the filter so it wasn’t as relaxing as it could have been. Overall decent stay but probably wouldn’t go back

My friend and I stay at this hotel for 3nights.  The hotel is very clean and staff were friendly. We very enjoyed  onsen there. The hotel breakfast was pretty good but It would be more better if they change like typeA & typeB every single day. We had to have same breakfast for the first 2days. 

The dinner buffet was hearty and awesome! Wide variety of food choice and the long leg crabs were super fresh! The hotel room was spacious.

The rooms at this ryokan are very spacious and clean. There is no separate shower booth in the room, but there is a sink, and among the three baths on the first floor, the single room (one) has a high turnover rate, so it was not very inconvenient. There was an English-speaking staff, and they were very kind, which was nice. You can check the availability of the open-air hot spring bath on the first floor through a tablet PC in your room and go down to use it. The breakfast buffet, which mainly serves Japanese home-cooked meals, is also excellent. After eating, I recommend taking a walk along the stream in front of the ryokan. If you go to Yufuin, I would definitely recommend this accommodation. The ryokan pub is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and dinner may be closed if you arrive late, so please check in advance.

How cost-effective it is. Small business. There is a pick-up service after 3pm. We will take you to the station when you leave. There are only 6 rooms. Basically no one is using the public hot springs. You can go in at any time. It is no different from private ones. The meals are like family dishes. There are Mandarin-speaking work-study students. No need to worry about communication problems.

The hotel is very beautiful, the room is also very big, and I booked a private bath, which is really enjoyable. The most surprising thing is the dinner. I thought it was just a set meal, but it turned out to be very rich, similar to Kaiseki cuisine, with not only various sashimi but also small hot pot, Wagyu barbecue, desserts, etc. I was really full at the end of the meal, and I felt that the room price was instantly halved. Haha. The Japanese breakfast the next day was also very good. Disadvantages: The transportation and life around the hotel are really inconvenient, and you can only choose hotel dining. There is not even a convenience store at the door. The hotel waiters are a bit short of staff and there is often no one at the front desk. The heating facilities in the lobby are open flames. Although you can't touch the fire inside, the shelves outside are hot, and children are prone to accidental injuries. This is especially important. Our room with a private bath is on the third floor, there is no elevator, and you need to carry your luggage up the mountain by yourself. If there is no man with you, it will be really tiring. This hotel has about 30 rooms, which is relatively large in Yufuin. The location is a distance away from Yufuin Railway Station. If you have a lot of luggage, it is recommended to take a taxi. We walked for about 20+ minutes to get there, mainly because the suitcases are not easy to push on the way up the mountain.

Located in a quaint little town which is about 1.5km away from Yufuin Station. Everything was perfect about this little Onsen Hotel/Inn and the food was beyond words could describe! The only downside was to get to and fro the hotel from Yufuin Station. Taxi will set you back ¥800 per way. Bus will only take you about 750m and you got to walk the rest of the distance upslope to the hotel. On the day of departure from the hotel, we pre-arranged a taxi to pick my wife and I up at 8.40am for our 9.07am train to Kumamoto and we were only informed that all taxi bookings were full at 8am. My wife and I had a hasty but tasty breakfast before making our way downslope, onto the Main Street to Yufuin Station. An early morning Route March some would call it. 😂 Thank you Yuhri for giving us the best of your service and the private Onsen was more than perfect too!

The rooms are typical Japanese style, and each household has its own hot spring. It is outdoors. Very private. Very cozy. The water temperature is also suitable. You can bathe under the stars at night. The only drawback is that the hotel is on the top of the mountain and you have to take a taxi to get there. It is recommended to bring your own food and drinks. There is a refrigerator and a microwave in the room. It is convenient for heating.

This JR hotel is one of the most unique of all as it has a rooftop onsen (19-21F). It comes with a 150yen per pax per night charge when you stay here. 21F is gender separated outdoor onsen! Was a surprise as we did not expect it to be so nice with the current weather. Parking is 1000yen per night with the car park at the mall side and is linked to the hotel reception by an elevator. Location is superb for non-driving too as it is within 1 min walk from the JR Oita station. We used the onsen for all the nights we stayed. Super good value.

This hotel has an excellent location and has its own parking lot. It is very convenient whether you drive or take the railway. Staff are very friendly and willing to help. When I left, I found that the rental car failed to start in the parking lot. The hotel staff actively assisted me. I am really grateful! If I come to Oita again in the future, I will definitely stay at this hotel again. I would like to express my sincere thanks again to the many employees who have received and assisted me, especially a man who can speak fluent English. Thank you very much. 

The hotel is in a great location, only a six-minute walk from Oita Station. There is a shopping street right next to the hotel, making it very convenient for dinner, late-night snacks or simple shopping. The point is that the hotel's breakfast is very delicious, with many options and a strong Japanese flavor. I highly recommend travelers staying in this hotel when visiting nearby.

Around 10 minutes walk from Oita station, but it was near the Oita art district, the iconic Oita Prefecture Art Museum is just a 5 minute walk and worth a visit even after closing time at night. The hotel has a big room and good service.

Very nice hotel, very nice hotel, the room is very small, but it has everything. Japan's hygiene is a model for the world, all the rooms are very tidy, without a trace of dust.

Excellent location, just next to Oita JR station. Room is clean and well designed, bed is comfortable. However, the pillows are a bit too thin. Free Ramen serves at 9:30-11pm which is so good. Carpark is available onsite which costs ¥1500 per night but there are a few cheaper overnight carparks nearby hotel which are very convenient.

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Oita JR Station. There is a commercial street along the way to Oita Station, which is very convenient for shopping and eating. There is a vending machine, ice machine and microwave on each floor of the hotel, which is very convenient! There are also many hot spring shops next to the hotel.

Very good 4-star hotel, the breakfast in the restaurant on the 1st floor offers a variety of local Oita cuisine, and dinner on the 14th floor has Camellia Teppanyaki and Fukino Japanese cuisine to choose from. I tried both cuisines in two nights. Very satisfied, thank you for the hospitality 🙏

Hotel is new and clean. Only thing is parking lot not available and full when I checked in and it’s not cheap. I have to parked a few blocks down. Also there is no drop off point which makes it very inconvenient to unload luggage’s.

It would have been nice if there were hair ties in the amenities. It's close to Oita Station and there's a convenience store right next door, so it was very nice. The cleanliness of the room was a little lacking, but I think it's a good hotel if you just want to stay!