Hot spring Hotels in Yamaguchi

It is a facility where you can stay at a reasonable price range rather than staying in Yamaguchi city. Good points ① I got on a motorcycle, but I can park in a multi-storey car park with a roof that doesn't get wet by night dew. Good points ② Although it is a business hotel, there is a large communal bath with hot springs, a stall bath and a sauna. Good points ③ Since it is located in the center of the hot spring town, there are many places to eat out and there is no problem with eating. Good points ④ The room is large and well made, and there is no feeling of crampedness with tables and sofas installed in a place where TV is easy to watch even in a single. Good points ⑤ There are many small bowls of local dishes for meals and breakfast is delicious. Good points ⑥ A place that is easy to go to sightseeing spots in Akiyoshidai and Hagi. Good points ⑦ Hotel route-in price, so accommodation costs are much cheaper than those in the surrounding hotels. ⑧ The night bar is also a tourist destination, so it is 3,000 yen per person who can drink at a gentle and affordable price. More than that, I enjoyed the good place in Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time in a long time.

It is located in Yuta Onsen Town, which is a little far from Yuta Onsen Station on the JR Yamaguchi Line, but not far enough to take a taxi, and is used the day before the funeral. The front desk was polite, appropriate, prompt and full. The hot springs are adjacent and are located in a position where the water does not cool. The breakfast menu is a buffet for a business hotel, and the variety is abundant, and the price is 900 yen. I forgot to lend an iphone charger at the front desk for free and was saved. I would like to use it again.

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.

This is the best value for money hotel in Yuda Onsen. I am impressed that they are able to provide this service at this price in this day and age. There is a large affiliated parking lot outside the facility, but it is nearby and you can park for 400 yen. The location is right in the center of Yuda Onsen, so you won't have any trouble finding a meal. These stores are easy to use whether you are alone, with family, or with friends. The welcome drink was also nice. There were surprisingly many customers, and everyone was making good use of it. It's open until 9pm, which is great for businessmen on business trips. The facility has some damage due to age, but it is kept in good condition. The public bath was also nice. For breakfast, I would like something a little more calming Japanese food. There wasn't much I wanted to eat. It was a pleasant morning with a cheerful greeting from the breakfast staff. Overall, this is a recommended hotel. This is a good value for money hotel for those who want to casually enjoy Yuda Onsen rather than staying at a traditional inn.

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.

I went to umenoya where Fukuku cuisine and hot springs can be enjoyed on New Year's Day. Yuta Onsen was the first time I imagined a hot spring in the mountains, and it was an inn in the hot spring town. The room is very large and relaxing slowly in the front of the Japanese room on the second floor. Dinner was good for room food. The Fuku dishes are delicious and the full course is satisfactory. It was good that the lady general came to greet me. The hot spring is like a beautiful hot water with a beautiful skin effect, and there is a slightness and a littleness, and the insulation effect is outstanding. I put it slowly in the inner bath and the open air. The hot spring of the faucet is also a hot spring, so all of them are hot springs of my own source. The source hanging is good.

Stay with meal rank up. The speed of bringing food is too slow, and I feel full at the beginning. My child got tired of waiting, so I asked for the course meal to be served early, but the speed did not change, and I ate it frantically without knowing the last taste. The breakfast buffet was recommended to be late so I could eat it slowly with my children, so I set it at 8:30. It was starting to clean up when I went. I can't even choose a dish with almost nothing left on the plate. I asked for only ”wiener, grilled” that children can eat, but even that didn't come out. That's the level I want you to return even if it's just the rank up fee. The hotel was nice and clean, but the staff seemed unprofessional. The man at the front desk repeatedly called out to the extent that it came to this opinion. I want you to receive training from how to use it.

Onn Yuda Onsen Hotel, very new and clean. I chose a tatami room, which was very comfortable. The hot spring is on the first floor next to the hotel, and you can enjoy it by swiping your card. There is a Lawson diagonally opposite the hotel, and it is very convenient to buy snacks. The hotel is less than one kilometer from Yuda Onsen JR Station, and there are various hand and foot baths nearby, within walking distance.