Hotel LiVEMAX Hotels in Himeji

The hotel is next to a small shopping mall, and it's a 5 to 10-minute walk to the station, main shopping area, and dining area. The room we stayed in was nice, with an indoor private bath, and it's worth staying there.

The biggest feature of this hotel is its newness, especially the in-room refrigerators and microwave ovens, which bring great convenience to food processing. Although it is on the roadside, it is still quite quiet at night with the windows closed. There are three modes of transportation to the south from the station exit: taxi for 700-1000 yen, bus for 210 yen, and a 20-minute walk. A thrift store next door sells super expensive old Japanese army uniforms. There is a Starbucks and a drug store to the west, where all kinds of things are relatively cheap. If you are interested in cultural tourism, there is a Japanese grassroots restaurant to the south of the hotel. Of course, the JR and Sanyo Lines at Himeji Station are bustling. If Osaka is 1 and Kobe is 2, Himeji is 3. But it is still the case that ”the rich enjoy wine and meat while the poor freeze to death on the streets.”

There's nothing wrong with it, there are windows, and you can see the station outside, so it's not too noisy. It's very close to Himeji Station, less than ten minutes' walk away, and ten minutes' walk to Himeji Castle.