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It was easy to check in without getting lost as it is close to the station. It was also helpful that it was near Yoyohata Saijo, but it was noisy anyway (⌒-⌒; ) I wanted to rest quietly, but the voices from other Rooms echoed. Other than that, there were no problems.

This was my second stay. Just like last time, I bought prepared foods at TAIRAYA inside nearby Akayama JOY and enjoyed drinks in my Room. The breakfast is genuinely tasty for the price, and I like how the well-built foreign front desk staff member works hard in an apron—it’s some

I also appreciated the cultural events held at the front desk and on the rooftop. The breakfast rice balls were delicious! Freshly made rice balls are indeed the best! The pickles served with them were refreshing and tasty. The rice balls were so good that I ended up having many.

It operates as coin parking and requires issuing a ticket, but during your stay, you can take your car in and out multiple times with new tickets issued at reception without exceeding 100 yen, which was very convenient. Breakfast was served buffet-style and included local special

This Hotel, located in front of the station, offers excellent convenience. The sound of trains was not bothersome at all. The Room had Binchotan charcoal, and the warm and delicious meals reflected a great sense of hospitality and care for guests.

For a Business Hotel, the Room was spacious and didn’t feel cramped. I also appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as being able to choose shampoo and the availability of beauty devices and massage devices for loan. The front desk staff were cheerful and helpful, and I felt

The front desk service and breakfast were particularly excellent. There was a wide variety of local dishes, and I ended up eating too much... If I may say, it would have been nice to have some seafood options. Regarding the Facility, as others mentioned in their reviews, the step

Following my visit during this year's Golden Week, I stayed again this autumn and noticed changes aimed at making guests' stays more efficient and environmentally friendly. One notable change was the shift from in-room provision of towels (bath towels, face towels, bath mats), y

I used it for business, and it was convenient as it was close to the station and a convenience store. The bath was a bit small, but I think it's a size that can be expected at a hotel. If you consider it as No Meals Included, I think it's easy to use.

It’s within walking distance from Shimonoseki Station and Sea Mall Shimonoseki—perfect for a casual stroll. If you follow Google Maps, the route to the Hotel might be a bit hard to understand. It’s behind a main road and on a one-way street. Right outside the back entrance of the

Complimentary coffee is available. The Room was clean. The Hotel my friend stayed at had a similar price with a large public bath and better amenities, which I thought was nice. I was relying on the adjacent convenience store, but it didn't have many products, so I couldn't buy w

It was quiet and comfortable. Unfortunately, the guests next door were laughing loudly until late at night. If it weren't for that, it would have been appreciated. It's unfortunate because it's a matter of guest morality causing trouble for the Hotel side.

The breakfast buffet was also very satisfying—I ended up eating too much. Kanazawa curry, seafood bowls, jibuni stew, and many other dishes were all excellent. The large public bath, sauna, and open-air bath were all great! “Therme no Mori” is also a wonderful place to relax.

I stayed without meals, but there are plenty of restaurants nearby, so it was not an issue. The parking lot is an adjacent coin-operated parking, and it's affordable at 400 yen for 24 hours. The Room was clean and quiet, and the price was much more reasonable compared to othe