Hotels With Wifi in Oita Prefecture, Japan

Spacious room, friendly staff , Japanese style interior though a bit old but clean . Breakfast buffet is nice. Good roof top onsen with nice city view .

We had a fantastic stay at this hotel in Beppu and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. The location is absolutely ideal — centrally situated and within easy reach of popular attractions like Beppu Station, the hot spring districts, and local dining spots. Whether you’re exploring the “hells” of Beppu or heading to nearby onsens, everything is just a short drive or walk away. The room was perfect for our group of three. It was spacious, well-designed, and equipped with all the necessary amenities. The beds and futons were very comfortable, and the overall atmosphere was cozy and quiet — great for resting after a long day of sightseeing. We appreciated the thoughtful touches like extra towels, slippers, and good quality toiletries. One of the biggest highlights was the bathroom. Ours had a large window overlooking the city and surrounding hills — soaking in the tub while enjoying the view was a real treat and added a luxurious touch to the stay.

The location is excellent. It is 5 minutes away from the exit of Beppu Station. It is very convenient to take a bus to Hell Hot Spring. It is not far from the sea. You can stroll around leisurely. The hotel's buffet breakfast is very rich. There is also late-night noodle in the evening. The taste is very good. After soaking in the hot spring, there is free ice cream. Children like it very much.

It's one hour away from Fukuoka airport. It is a good choice if you have to leave early to get to the airport in the morning during the weekend without paying expensive hotel rates in Fukuoka. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant, which was beyond our expectations. There is also a public bathroom for free, and there is a shopping place one minute's walk away.

A cozy escape with stunning mountain views and perfect hot springs. Loved the late-night soaks and hearty mushroom soup. Rooms were rustic and comfy, though Wi-Fi was spotty and parking tight. Staff were warm and welcoming. Ideal for a relaxing getaway—can’t wait to return!

Business hotels in Japan are well known to be small so i wasn’t surprised at the size. Its acceptable for me since i will be utilising it for sleep only. Its literally next to Beppu station so commuting was extremely convenient. The amenities are good too and everything is clean. I had a pleasant stay. Most importantly its very affordable!

This was my first time staying here. All the staff were very kind and I had a very pleasant stay. The room was clean and I wanted a place with a good view, so I checked the boxes and got a nice room on the top floor ᕷ⋆͛* There was no noise and I was able to sleep and spend time comfortably ☆ I will definitely stay here again if I have the opportunity ♪♪ The breakfast was also delicious ♪

Free carpark just a minute’s walk from the hotel. Would be convenient if travelling by train as the station was just across the road. Rooms were big and clean. Would recommend to anyone who is visiting Beppu!

The lobby and rooms were clean, the staff were professional, and I had a pleasant stay. There was a vacancy, so I was upgraded from my original room. It was reasonable, but the quality of the experience was more than worth the price. One thing was that when I tried to use the humidifier, the filter inside was not very clean, so I didn't use it, but other than that it was a very good experience.

Very nice well kept traditional ryokan. If you are expecting modern do not stay here. Hotels like these are older and have been around for many years but are well maintained. I love sleeping on tatami - I slept for 10 hours! Unfortunately I felt a bit dumbfounded when the dinner included is just ramen. On the trip.com photos there are two photos of meals and I assumed one was dinner and the other breakfast. Maybe this use to be the case but trip/ the hotel should specify better what is being served. Especially in small towns there aren’t many dinner options - there is an Aeon (supermarket) a short walk of course if you’d like a bento dinner instead. Also no wifi in the room. As an international traveler I had to up my esim data for the day. They don’t advertise wifi in the room - they have it in the lobby so it wouldn’t be hard to get an extender to the rooms. The onsen was nice however I found the outside onsen made a lot of noise- I’ve been to many onsen and this was the first that ever made noise from the filter so it wasn’t as relaxing as it could have been. Overall decent stay but probably wouldn’t go back