3-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

Breakfast was good but boring with little variety but it was part of the price of the room. The location was great as it was right next to the train station. Lots of restaurants nearby with great food. Room was comfortable and quite quiet.

Good location and facilities But maybe there's a lot of nightlife around. There are many tattoos in the hot springs. Breakfast was good too

Location is convenient, 5-minute walk from JR Shimonoseki Station - through the footbridge or the underpass (footbridge recommended if you are carrying with you large pieces of luggage as elevators are available). Room setting is great - I especially liked the couch area. Cleanliness was acceptable, but could have been even better. Coin laundry machines at the hotel are among the best I've tried - the passcode lock feature of the machines prevents your clothing items from being mistakenly taken by others.

The atmosphere of the small hotel with a sense of age and the Changmen of the small city of Yamaguchi Prefecture is very suitable. The room and foreign style are just right for the family of three. Come here to fish and return late at night. If you sleep for one night, the overall is greater than expected. I wish the price of the third day is cheaper than the Japanese online booking. A dinner money. Just ate the nearby izakaya, the surrounding food and beverage shops were full of fireworks, the street was no one in the store but the people were moving, the breakfast the next day was simple and exquisite, and the cafe decoration was back to the Showa era. (o^^o)

Ichinomata Onsen Grand Hotel offers a serene and rejuvenating experience. Set in a beautiful location, it features traditional Japanese architecture and onsen (hot spring) facilities that provide a perfect way to relax. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, often with stunning views of the surrounding nature. Guests can enjoy delicious local cuisine, and the staff is known for their warm hospitality. It's an excellent choice for those looking to unwind and immerse themselves in Japanese culture. Whether you're traveling for leisure or a romantic getaway, Ichinomata Onsen Grand Hotel is a wonderful destination!

The hotel facilities are very good staff have something to eat ok tasty very suitable for my taste and my friends as well as nearby attractions business near the walk is not very far and the style for two is also very convenient

Location: Straight out from Yuda Onsen Station, it's about 600-700 meters. There are convenience stores, several small restaurants, a park with a foot bath, and a direct bus to Akiyoshido Cave nearby. However, it's about 3 kilometers from the main commercial area around Yamaguchi Station, and there's not much to see or do on the way. Facilities: The rooms are generally quite new, and the bathroom is spacious, though I didn't use the shower. The onsen area isn't huge, but it's well-equipped with indoor, outdoor, private, cold water baths, and a sauna. For women, the sauna is replaced with a hot stone spa. Cleanliness: No issues. Service: You can drop off your luggage before check-in, but they won't bring it to your room. Also, while not the hotel's fault, their courier service (Takkyubin) only offers cash-on-delivery. So, if you plan to send luggage, be sure to confirm this beforehand.

The 500 yen for breakfast was high quality. It was better if there was a large bath for women.

The room is functional and the Japanese breakfast and dinner are excellent. The hot spring has multiple special pools, but the hot spring water is not hot enough. It would be better if there is a vending machine selling frozen milk outside the hot spring door.

My flight arrival on the early morning, and reached the hotel around 13.45-14.00. And I wanna leave luggages at the room and hope to hurry to visit another sightseeing on afternoon. But actually the hotel ignore early check-in, so I must paid 1000 yen for nothing to do at the room. I think the hotel don’t get any good mindset to traveler and don’t have any flexible about the rule of conditions. Traveling at japan disappoints and more getting tired to understand their service mind.