2-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

I made a plan to walk Suo-Oshima during the four consecutive holidays in September. Accommodations on the island are fully booked on some days, and nearby Yanai City is also fully booked. So I made it to Iwakuni. I was able to stay very cheaply during the Go To campaign. It was a few minutes walk from Iwakuni station, but I was happy that the parking lot was free. The room is on the 6th floor with 11 floors and has a little view. The area is about 14m2, so there is no problem if you are alone. The hotel is not new, but it was clean. The faucet in the bath was old-fashioned and I felt a little nostalgic. I was happy that breakfast started at 6 o'clock. The content is pretty good. The price is kept low, and I think that it is a passing level enough for a local business hotel.

About 3 minutes walk from the west exit of Shimonoseki Station. It is named Prince Hotel, but it is not a Prince Hotel in Seibu series. The rooms are from 2 to 7 floors. It was located along national route 191, and the room was on the second floor, but I don't care about the sound of the car. The room is clean and clean, and the room is smoking, but there is no smell of cigarettes. The bed is Dube style, so there is no tightness. The bathroom is also a fashionable color as a business hotel. It is also easy to use the wash and bath Karan separately 々. About 4000 yen per night for weekday stay. The meal is a bit troublesome because the downtown is opposite the track, but it is enough to be satisfied if you consider the distance and price from the station.

　Close distance from the station 200m. Take dinner at a tavern in front of the station and buy it at a nearby convenience store and check in. The room is relatively relaxing and WIFI complete, but it is a pity that it is not a washlet. After that, it was an ordinary business hotel. It was a cheap hotel with breakfast at less than 5000 yen.

Advantages: The room is fully equipped, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, etc., and the whole is clean and tidy. Breakfast is Japanese-style lunch, tastes good. The location is only a few hundred meters away from Ubu Station, and it is convenient to take trams and buses. There is a large supermarket next to it, which is convenient for shopping. Disadvantages: slightly old, there is a little musty smell caused by poor ventilation in the corridor on the second floor. The indoor lights are warm yellow and a bit dim.

It's a good distance from the station, but there was an izakaya with exceptionally delicious fish nearby, and I was able to enjoy it with my companion. Facilities of hotel can have good feeling by correspondence that is moderate not gorgeousness. All the staff were polite to each other, and it was a little disappointing that it took time to check in. The facilities in the guest room are a little old, but I had no problems. Also, if there is an opportunity, I would like to use it by all means.

Old-fashioned business hotel. There is no rice shop in the neighborhood, but there is no problem because there are supermarkets and drugstores. There is also a microwave oven on each floor, so it is very good. Also, there is a large parking lot (plane), so even a little big car is no problem.

The room was clean, the staff were cheerful and well-mannered, and I had a pleasant time. The price was also reasonable, and I was satisfied with everything. I think the parking was 400 yen. There was a welcome drink and ice-making facilities. There were plenty of amenities, and I was happy that there were several types of bath salts. The breakfast variety was good. They had both Japanese and Western food, and they also had curry and yakisoba. I think this is a hotel that will satisfy both one person and family. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Located in the middle of Yamaguchi city, it was great to explore Yamaguchi. Breakfast was also very clean in Japanese home style. It was very convenient to rent a bicycle for free.

This hotel is just a short walk from the west exit of Iwakuni Station. It is a little cheaper than the surrounding hotels, and the rooms are a little larger. The facilities are a little old, but they are well maintained, the beds are good, you can relax, and the large public bath is a plus. The breakfast venue is on the 9th floor, so you can enjoy a nice view of Miyajima in Aki.

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 made a plan to walk Suo-Oshima during the four consecutive holidays in September. Accommodations on the island are fully booked on some days, and nearby Yanai City is also fully booked. So I made it to Iwakuni. I was able to stay very cheaply during the Go To campaign. It was a few minutes walk from Iwakuni station, but I was happy that the parking lot was free. The room is on the 6th floor with 11 floors and has a little view. The area is about 14m2, so there is no problem if you are alone. The hotel is not new, but it was clean. The faucet in the bath was old-fashioned and I felt a little nostalgic. I was happy that breakfast started at 6 o'clock. The content is pretty good. The price is kept low, and I think that it is a passing level enough for a local business hotel.

This hotel is just a short walk from the west exit of Iwakuni Station. It is a little cheaper than the surrounding hotels, and the rooms are a little larger. The facilities are a little old, but they are well maintained, the beds are good, you can relax, and the large public bath is a plus. The breakfast venue is on the 9th floor, so you can enjoy a nice view of Miyajima in Aki.

　Close distance from the station 200m. Take dinner at a tavern in front of the station and buy it at a nearby convenience store and check in. The room is relatively relaxing and WIFI complete, but it is a pity that it is not a washlet. After that, it was an ordinary business hotel. It was a cheap hotel with breakfast at less than 5000 yen.

Located in the middle of Yamaguchi city, it was great to explore Yamaguchi. Breakfast was also very clean in Japanese home style. It was very convenient to rent a bicycle for free.

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!

The hotel was not clear in the description, but more than one hotel is a kind of youth hostel. The very large rooms are designed to host many people. Beside the road, they have some noise. The rooms have no bathroom, which I didn't read in the description.

What we enjoyed in this hotel was the onsen. Rooms were tidy and personal was friendly but could not speak English.

It is suitable for people who value cospa, and the service is good. However, it is not suitable if you want hotel service. The food was definitely better than the lower-class plan of the hotel there, and the price increased a little due to the high price, but if you use the discount of the mutual aid association, it is cheap and good, and the hot spring is also good in Yuta Onsen. There is a private source, and it is used in combination with circulation and flowing, and the quality of the spring is quite good. There was also an open-air bath, and it was a slimy spring quality. There is also a post office next to the inn, there is a convenience store across the road, and the location is good. There is also a space for children to play, so don't do it easily.

Old-fashioned business hotel. There is no rice shop in the neighborhood, but there is no problem because there are supermarkets and drugstores. There is also a microwave oven on each floor, so it is very good. Also, there is a large parking lot (plane), so even a little big car is no problem.

The room was clean, the staff were cheerful and well-mannered, and I had a pleasant time. The price was also reasonable, and I was satisfied with everything. I think the parking was 400 yen. There was a welcome drink and ice-making facilities. There were plenty of amenities, and I was happy that there were several types of bath salts. The breakfast variety was good. They had both Japanese and Western food, and they also had curry and yakisoba. I think this is a hotel that will satisfy both one person and family. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Vijiho, which is common in local cities. The room is rather large. I was thinking of eating here because it is a restaurant, but I was told that the business will end this year by the day before, so I decided to go out to eat. As a result, the izakaya that was so popular was good for sake, so it was a distinguished name for injury. I'm grateful to receive a wall-mounted calendar at the end of the year, but no, I wonder what to do. Apparently, when I go to a local city, there is a Fushi that all the customers think are coming by car. Well, this area is a cement city, and 90% of them stay in Vijiho, probably business Lehman or construction workers. The calendar was a practical type with large letters, so I sent it to my home by Takkyubin with souvenirs. I passed a little bit this time, but I think it is a good inn such as a restaurant and a year-end calendar service.

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