Yamaguchi Hotels with Bars

Stayed 2 nights. When I made a reservation, I checked various things on the phone, but the phone response was very kind and pleasant. The entire hotel was clean, the lobby was large, and the front desk staff was very nice. It was a Japanese-style room, but it was spacious and well-cleaned. The large public bath was large and I was able to relax. I had a small child, so I took a private bath, but it was spacious enough, including the dressing room, so I didn't have any problems. The things that bothered me were that the washlet in the toilet in the room didn't work, the elevator closed early and the stroller got stuck, and the parking lot in front of the hotel was full when we arrived late. Sometimes, the only thing left in the bath is horse oil shampoo, so I thought it would be nice to have other shampoos. It was hotel which went of satisfaction including price generally.

If you would like to enjoy/experience typical high-end Japanese ryokan. You never regret choosing this hotel. The excellent dinner (I chose fugu-kaiseki) is offered at the individual dining rooms with great privacy. You enjoy quiet moment at their beautiful Japanese garden where many carps. People are very kind and attentive. I had a very impressive time there.

The first time I stayed here was on a business trip a couple of years ago. The room was very old, dirty and smelly as it used to be a smoking room. I vowed never to stay there again. Fast forward to this week. Another business trip stay and I reluctantly agreed to stay there as everywhere else was fully booked. I was assured I had a Non-Smoking room. It was not. It was a disgustingly yellow, musty and grimy ****hole of a room! Just stepping out of the elevator, you are greeted with an absolutely disgusting stench from the hallway carpet that has gone from a light blue to a dark murky looking grey, I assume from never being cleaned/shampooed. The room upon entering was no better and I almost threw up, no kidding! The toilet/bathroom has a strip of paper with the word 'Sanitised' on it, on the toilet seat lid. The toilet itself had dark grey stripes inside the bowl. The shower curtain was speckled with mold and the light fixture had dust and lord knows what hanging off it! In the bedroom, the air vent was full of years worth of dust, and it showed on the ceiling with the stripes of grime blasted on the paper. The bedroom carpet was marginally better than the hallway one, but smelled almost as bad. Walls were covered in dirt and dust, with some areas showing peeling paper. The bed covers had HOLES in them!! I dared not sleep inside the bed itself and used the bath towel to lay down on. Upon returning late at night to my home the next day, my wife commented how she could still smell the place on my suit, which I have opted to trash rather than clean, and other clothing items are now soaking overnight to kill off any potential bugs. This hotel used to be a lovely place many many years ago, but it seems neither management nor owners, give a crap about the upkeep of the place. Old fixtures, dirty everything and a stench so bad you wouldn't want your worst enemy to stay there! The one saving grace is the breakfast menu was fresh and plentiful. If I could rate this place any lower, I would. I do NOT RECOMMEND staying here - EVER! Advice to management/owners: CLEAN YOUR HOTEL, UPGRADE EVERYTHING, Trash or BURN every single piece of bed linen, curtains, shower curtains and mattresses as well as that DISGUSTING EXCUSE OF A CARPET! Spend some MONEY ON YOUR BUSINESS! If it was up to me, you'd be SHUT DOWN as a HEALTH HAZARD! My wife and I (Japanese) will be finding out what we can do to report your overpriced ****HOLE and have you do something about it! The pictures I have provided do not show half the story - I have video too and will be happy to share!

I stayed as a previous night to 'motonosumi Jinja shrine' I wanted to go. I was impressed that it was an inn in the Chugoku region No.1 in response to the request of the 60th birthday couple's meal, and it was a delicious meal and a good customer service, and it was a rest. I just want to stay again, and there is no such thing. You were slandering the size of the site, but since it is an inn without a view of Yamaguchi City, the garden from the room is cramped. There was a room with a pond, but it's a narrow water board with water, and it's great if it's about Akakura H. Above all, it was uncomfortable that there were many small insects, and as soon as I entered the room, my husband said, ”There are flies,” and I got rid of two with a uchiwa. After that, Abu? I've gotten the rid of the bees that are not bigger than the flies. Above all, I didn't like the small insects, I hit 6 or 7 animals from ５, which stopped on TV, flew around the window on the table, but I gave up more. It's hot in the season, it's not on the terrace, the open-air bath is open in the garden, but it's a room through a shower room and a washroom, and even Kurokawa Onsen, where I stayed the day before, There were no such insects in the room. On the contrary, is that an inn in the city? Beep does not work for fine insects. Kurokawa Onsen is the second consecutive visit, and it has the charm that I want to come again. It's just a personal impression, but I didn't dare to take an airplane and visit it on a trip. I think it is suitable for people who think in the prefecture or nearby to have a delicious meal. In terms of cost-effectiveness (satisfaction), it is not far from the ”Fufu Nikko” I visited last month. The food was as delicious as it was, but I'm sorry. Now, if you can refer to this review, please see the reply of this inn to the ones that are severe on the Ikkyu site. In any word of mouth, ”Please choose another inn next time.” It was a shock rather than a disappointment. I think this attitude is all of the customer service of this inn. There is no revisit.

The building seems to be quite aging, and the facility itself is not a hotel, but a very convenient hotel for training and students to stay in a group. The staff have a local goodness, and I don't want a sophisticated hotel treatment, but I can feel good honesty. If you can't use it even if you have a breakfast ticket because the breakfast business time is late, you can take out sandwiches and orange juice at the front desk. I was happy because it was very rare to have such a service. The difficulty is that the smell of the corridor on the room floor is amazing because of the old facilities. It smells like a locker in a sweaty room. I think the room is probably old style, not the standard after the 90s. I always feel humid, and I don't have a sheet or a towel. The most worrying thing was whether it was a sprinkler or a smoke detector, but it was rusty and it was working in an emergency. I thought I wouldn't be caught in the fire inspection.