2-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

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 hotel is located in front of Xinshankou Station and the traffic is very convenient. Although some facilities look a bit old, they are well maintained, the room is spacious and comfortable, and the equipment outside the room window is noisy.

The cheap price is the biggest attraction. If you're just staying overnight, there's no problem at all. The breakfast bento was delicious, as other site reviews have said! As a woman, I would have liked some cotton buds and cotton pads as amenities, but at this price it's not a problem at all. [Note] The supermarket right next door is not open 24 hours, but only opens until midnight. Please note that there is a convenience store a little distance away.

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 hotel has a large sense of space. This is definitely one of the five largest rooms I've had in my nearly 30 years of staying in Japanese hotels. There are 28 square meters. There are relatively few places to shower in the large public bath. Others are fine. There are three set times for breakfast. Each segment is only half an hour long. A bit stressful for us leisure travelers. Others generally satisfactory. There is also some space for putting on shoes when leaving the room. Very appreciated

The rental cycle was free and convenient. There are many kinds of welcome drinks and alcohol can be selected. There was also a large bath and a laundry facility, so I was able to heal the fatigue of a long trip slowly.

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.

About 8 minutes walk from Iwakuni Station. There is a shopping street nearby, and it is small but like a downtown area, so I don't think it is troublesome to eat and drink. Convenience stores are also in front of you. Thank you for the free parking lot. The room is also a large bath and is kept clean, although it is not new.

The hotel is located close to JR Shimonoseki Station. There is free parking at the hotel. You can drive directly to the parking lot and ask the staff for a parking card when you check in. Because of the surrounding shops, the hotel's location is more suitable for business travelers and is not recommended for family purposes.