Hotel Hagi Travel Inn

It was a place where I could relax even if I only stayed overnight.

Hagi Prefecture is not that big, so the hotel is relatively close to Higashi-Hagi Station. There are no more service staff except the front desk. But everything is well thought out for you.

I didn't have a meal, but the room lock wasn't a lock so I had to be careful not to forget to lock it.

I went on a short trip to Hagi with my daughter who had come back from far away for the first time in a while. We decided on the trip a month in advance, so it was hard to find accommodation, but we managed to get a room at Hagi Travel Inn, which was a relief. When we stayed there, it was very quiet even though it was along the road, and there were many restaurants nearby, so it was a very convenient location.

Is there only one person at the reception? There was no one there when I went to leave my luggage before check-in, and there was no one there when I checked out. It would have been fine if the price was cheaper, but it was quite expensive, so I gave it a low rating. There was no bathtub, only a shower. It was good that there was a blanket.

It would have been better if there was a hot spring and an elevator.

All aspects are average, and living facilities are also average.

Stayed one night to participate in the Hagi Castle Town Marathon. The hotel had three floors and no elevator. However, it was convenient to have coffee and tea servers that you can drink for free on the 3rd floor. There was a convenience store within a 5-6 minute walk from the hotel. The room felt like a normal business hotel. The staff at the front desk also kindly taught me various things.