2-Star Hotels in Beppu

The entrance and cafe area downstairs are really cool and modern and they do great coffee. There's a huge shared kitchen you can use downstairs too, plus women, men and private onsens. The room we had was a traditional Japanese room with futon beds which were pretty comfortable. The room was absolutely massive with room for probably 6 people to sleep if you have to. The only downside is that there was no shower in the room or on our floor either. We assume you'd have to use the onsen to shower but not sure.

We were met by polite and efficient staff who could converse in English. We were given a tour of the place when we checked in. There were video games, manga, eating and Onsen recommendations, free self serve water, soft drinks, coffee, tea, cocoa and corn soup in the common area. Bicycles, indoor and outdoor slippers are free to use. Free parking is available on site. Our en-suite family room was very spacious, 2 double beds in the living room/ kitchen and a separate room with 2 single beds. Everything was very clean and the beds were firm and comfortable. No check out procedure required. There’s Don Quijote about 2 buildings away. I’m definitely coming here again when I next visit!!!

I have actually traveled to Japan for a dozen times, and I have lived in a cheap hotel chain many times, so I will be very careful about choosing a hotel. This time I chose this hotel is actually very hesitant, because I saw that the evaluation on the Internet is ordinary, and there are very few blogs introducing this. But this really has a big advantage: 1. He's right next to Beppu Station and doesn't take two minutes to walk. 2. He has free hot springs to soak, but these are shortcomings that will be described later. Basically: there are elevators, breakfast available, free luggage. But the shortcoming is: 1. The hot springs are going to the sisters' store, which is opposite the station, so you have to go across the station and cross the main road to the hotel opposite. I didn't go to the soaking shop alone because my family was tired, but the sister shop felt great and it should not be too bad. The grandparents at the counter were not very good in English, but they were still very patient to communicate with you. This time, six people from our family came to Beppu to travel, we slept in three double rooms, the room is not small, not much worse than other Japanese affordable hotels, even I think the cheapest room type than APA is bigger! Don't expect the toilet to be big in Japan, just one person can squeeze it. This hotel has everything to offer, everything to pay for, so don't worry, grandparents at the problem counter will help you too! Some people commented on the old hotel, in fact I think only the elevator feels a bit slow, the room is really new, and there is no spider or dirty place during the stay. Finally, I really recommend that if you have come to Beppu, you can consider living in this room. If you want to live in a very advanced hotel, it is different. But if you ask for a high CP value, this is really super recommended!

Stayed for a night not at the dormitory but a private Japanese style room. Room was very spacious and the only down point was that it was mid winter in January but the room was still rather cold even with the heater. The heater was only in the main room and the toilet/shower area was freaking cold. They do not have a bath tub, but a shower and toilet in the same space with only a shower curtain separating the shower stand and the other part of the toilet. Whole area can get very wet after a shower.. Parking isnt free, and you have to book in advance. There is a living room and onsen on the first floor but it was too cold and i was too lazy as our room was on the 3rd floor. Guy at reception was very friendly and helpful. Location is a plus, just a few minutes walk from the station and if you need food, there are a few eateries around that open late. They also have rental bicycles.

It depends on what you take, but it was a pretty convenient hotel considering the price and location. Since the parking lot was free, you can go out to hot springs and meals without leaving your car, and there is a shop that collects popular souvenirs in the station, so you don't have to worry about souvenirs. And the location of the hotel is easy to understand. I got off the Beppu IC and there was a little distance, but I wondered if I arrived at about one turn left ３ times and one turn right (laughs) The room is hard to say, but if you just sleep ... Well (laughs) The hot water in the large communal bath is a hot spring, so it was comfortable and the reception staff were paired It's good. It was an old the Showa hotel, but it wasn't bad ✨ This time I was satisfied because I wanted to spend money on sightseeing and meals.

A pretty good hostel, where you can meet friends from all over the world. The room is large, with a separate bathroom and dry and wet separation. The public area on the first floor is also large. The kitchen is fully equipped. It is a ten-minute walk from Beppu and a five-minute walk from a large supermarket. The supermarket closes at seven in the evening. After dinner, take a walk along the beach.

Value is exceptional. Mijo has been very helpful with reservations and suggestions on onsen nearby. Rooms are large and comfortable for ryokan standards. Restroom are plentiful but can be a challenge if you are over 6ft tall as they are very small. No dedicated shower facility however one is available. We found that using the insensitive with showers that a shower is not needed. The the action can not be better, right in the heart of Kannawa onsen area. Everything you need is a short walk, grocery, restaurants and onsen.

With a stay at Guest House Rojiura - Hostel, you'll be centrally located in Beppu, within a 15-minute drive of Hells of Beppu and Kijima Kogen Park. This hostel is 12.3 mi (19.9 km) from African Safari and 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Kaimonji Onsen.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 46 air-conditioned guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, slippers, and hair dryers.

I wanted to stay at Kannawa Onsen, so I searched the tourist association's website and found this inn. When I made the reservation, the landlady told me that the toilet was shared, but I was impressed by the condition that the kitchen was included, so I made an immediate reservation. To be honest, I thought that 9,000 yen for one night's stay without meals was expensive, but I thought it couldn't be helped since there are inbound tourists. When I checked in on the day, the innkeeper explained to me very carefully about the room, kitchen, and hot spring. The room was clean, the tatami mats were clean, and the amenities were properly prepared. There were three refrigerators nearby, so I didn't have any problems. You could also do laundry in the building for 100 yen. And although it was a stay without meals, there were convenience stores, restaurants, including chain stores, and drugstores nearby. In particular, the ”Marushoku Yamanami store” was a wonderful supermarket, where you could buy fresh food and deli foods as you wanted. For some reason, even though it was a supermarket, the clothing section was well-stocked. We had cherry tomatoes bought at Kitakyushu Airport, sashimi, sushi rolls and bread bought at Beppu Central Market, and alcohol, cheese, Bungo beef roast beef and chicken tempura for dinner at Marushoku. What's more, there is a system where you can enter the public baths for free. If you ask the landlady, she will tell you. We went to both baths twice each. We were able to talk to the locals, and the hot water was great, so it was a fun memory. It may be a bit expensive for a room only. But you can enjoy the hot springs efficiently in one night, and eat only the delicious things in Beppu that you like. What's more, the public baths are also great. It's a great inn where you can feel like you're taking a hot spring cure.

Good location, less than ten minutes from the Beppu station. The house is still clean. The toilet is shared and has a slight smell. There are a few free ordinary baths outside, and there is a shared bathroom at home, which directly goes out of the hot spring water. The most convenient thing for his family is to cook for free. There was no oil at the time, and the boss also bought oil back. Good value for money