Hotels in Yamaguchi

Public bath small but authentic .Need access card from reception to enter n to return after use . Room size adequate but no Bottled water given so we had to buy own water . Car park ample space . Nothing on toiletries   to collect for ladies . Breakfast basic but sufficient

Good experience. 2nd time staying at Route-Inn. Notice the chain is not near any train station. Has to be driving to stay in the hotel. Onsen is decent

room is big. resturant dinner pricr reasonable. good outdoor onsen

The breakfast area was a bit crowded, but I liked that I could eat at my own pace.

Nice onsen, excellent buffet dinner despite of street view.

Its a perfect place to stay to enjoy and experience Yamaguchi. Its very accessible — just walking distance from the train station, and its at the center of the city this makes it easier to access highly recommended tourist spots in Yamaguchi. The staff are all friendly; the rooms are well maintained; and the food are great.

I guess double rooms are the norm? Our family of five ended up with three rooms. They were able to put us next to each other. It's located right in the middle of the hot spring town, so it seemed convenient to go out to eat. The room itself was very small, but there was a space on the first floor where we could eat and drink, so we were able to gather as a family and relax. The hot springs in the hotel...

Same as last rieview, everything was great!!

Alcohol is available for unlimited consumption from 6 pm to 9 pm. It's a pity that there is only one hot spring pool, no cold pool or sauna, but the location is convenient and parking is only 400 yen.

Clean and relaxing hotel. Have osen and breakfast included. Multi storey car park is located next to the hotel and the parking fee for one night is 400 yen after you got coupon from hotel front desk. The hotel also provides different type of pillows and facial masks which can choose them from self service cabinets.

It is a cost-effective hotel, but the location is a bit strange. It stops at Yuda Onsen Station.

Nice cozy onsen, nice free breakfast, clean room and smart check out

The environment and the service is good. The breakfast is so nice.

Right by the train station, close to a thupermarketh, and no godāmn stairs for anyon

Other than the lack of amenities, it was very comfortable.

The food for their breakfast was superb and has a lot to choose and munch on.

Rooms were clean, check in was easy, breakfast was satisfactory. The info related to parking in the reviews is incorrect. The hotel does not have its own parking and you need to use pay parking close by the hotel. There are several options at different price levels, and the hotel recommends which one to use upon check-in but be advised that the parking lots begin to fill up as the day gets later so...

Great experience here!!! I prepared to revisit next time.

Everything good no complaints.

We had a good night's sleep at this hotel. Would stay with them again next time we are in Saga city.

Enjoy the taste of Yamaguchi with Kawara soba noodles for breakfast

It's right in front of the station, so it was easy to arrive late. It was nice to be able to take breakfast back to my room and eat it there.

When I was slow to check in, the staff seemed a little annoyed and kept rudely asking me to "enter your name," which left me feeling unfriendly and uncomfortable. The breakfast options were limited. I made the mistake of choosing this hotel based solely on its location.

It's a convenient 5-minute walk from Shin-Yamaguchi Station. The room was comfortable and breakfast was included.

In the middle of the Yudaonsen, near convenience store, in house hot springs is ok. Room has good space and new toilet refurbished. Staff is very helpful ful. Will come again.

In the middle of the Yudaonsen, near convenience store, in house hot springs is ok. Room has good space and new toilet refurbished. Staff is very helpful ful. Will come again.

The front desk staff were very friendly and everyone was always smiling. One thing that bothered me was that a Korean or Chinese person got into the bathtub without washing themselves, and after soaking for a long time, they started lying down on the edge of the bathtub, which made me feel uncomfortable.

The hotel has a large sense of space. This is definitely one of the five largest rooms I've had in my nearly 30 years of staying in Japanese hotels. There are 28 square meters. There are relatively few places to shower in the large public bath. Others are fine. There are three set times for breakfast. Each segment is only half an hour long. A bit stressful for us leisure travelers. Others generally...

They brought me a spoon from the restaurant and lent it to me.

It was a normal business hotel. It was nothing special. It's fine for a normal business hotel.

Small and simple room but easily reachable from the train station by a 15 minute walk. It lies near a few cute sightseeing spots, which was nice.

i asked to switch rooms as soon as i got to the room because of the constant sound from the stairwell. my ears hurt from sleeping there, so i don't recommend this hotel.

I stayed at the capsule hotel. The location was great, and I was able to walk to the Ruri Five-Story Pagoda. The staff were very helpful, even at night, and I was provided with a work kimono (work clothes), two towels, slippers, and other amenities, and I could even choose my own pillow, so I was very satisfied! Absolutely perfect!

The hotel interior has been remodeled into capsule rooms, making it a very comfortable place to stay. I highly recommend it when you visit Yamaguchi.

It's not a new hotel, but it's clean. The front desk staff were very helpful. However, I would have liked it if they had provided some skin lotion or other amenities.

The hotel is located right next to the Yamaguchi Prefectural Museum, Art Museum, and Library, in the heart of a small park. The train station is about a 10-minute walk away. The facilities are a bit dated, reminiscent of hotels from the 1980s and 1990s.

I used with my friends. The room was very comfort able.

The staff were approachable and it has complete personal toiletries.the hotel is nearby the station,and surrounded with many restaurants

Very good for the price and the room was lovely though bathtub curtain was a little dirty otherwise very clean. The breakfast was good but not a lot of options compared to other buffet breakfasts, though it was nice, very happy. A good place a but a little far from the train station. Very nice Onsen and massage chair available good size room was really good 😌 and the staff were very friendly and helpful...

The premium-class single room has a massage machine, but it's difficult to use and can be hard for those unfamiliar with it. It smelled of sweat, so I wiped it down with deodorant before using it. The double bed was a single, so it was incredibly comfortable. The adjacent Onsen no Mori is a little old, but it was relaxing and the dinner was delicious. This review includes the hot spring facilities

Although it was close to the road, it was quiet and I was able to sleep well. The kawara soba, yakisoba, and curry were delicious. Unfortunately, I couldn't take a bath in the hot spring in the morning because I had to use the hot spring facility next door.

Drunk customers were making a lot of noise in the hallway...

The foods are so delicious i never expected it , and it was nice when you arrived at the hotel the staff is guided you through your room and explain you everything. I like to go back again.

The room and meals were all as expected. Notably, the large bathhouse boasts a wide selection of Tabibijin products. I highly recommend the sake lees mask (pictured in Figures 1 and 2) and the blue-bottled toner. The former leaves skin smooth without tightening, while the latter is very moisturizing. The basic set meal here includes pufferfish sashimi, which was highly recommended. However, the front...

After enjoying the hot springs that evening, we enjoyed a kaiseki meal—Yamaguchi Prefecture's famous fugu cuisine. 😋 It was our first time eating fugu. They had fugu sashimi, a small hot pot, fugu chawanmushi, and small fugu tempura. 😅 The waiters were very attentive, explaining the ingredients and cooking methods for each dish so we could savor the flavors. It was much better than our previous experiences...

The staff were very friendly, the food was delicious, and the selection of drinks was good.

Among the Yuda Onsen hotels, this was one I really wanted to visit. While it's older, it was cleaner than I expected, and the service was excellent. The hot springs were also fantastic. My nephew, who was with me, said it was even better than Yufuin Onsen, so we soaked in the hot springs both morning and evening. I usually enjoy buffet breakfasts at hotels, but Matsumasa's breakfast was clean and delicious...

Located in the middle of Yuda Onsen Street, there is a large free parking lot. Since it was raining on the night of arrival, I wanted to put down my luggage in front of the hotel door, but the male staff asked to park the car first. After check-in the staff explained the location of eating and the hotel hot spring, and took me to the ground room and arranged meal time, can let me rest before going...

Very clean and comfortable, big both tub

Lovely hotel with an amazing location being right across from the South Exit of Shin-Yamaguchi Station. There is no convenience store/konbini in the hotel but there is one across the road and another at the station. Breakfast is quite a wide range and is a Japanese-style and has Continental options too. Highly recommended!

It's clean and the location is good. I want to go again.

It's located right next to Yamaguchi Station and is close to convenience stores and restaurants. The facilities feel a bit dated and lack amenities outside the rooms, but the Wi-Fi is fast and the breakfast is decent.

It was very clean and nice. I thought it would be a little noisy since it's in front of the station, but it was surprisingly quiet, which was great.

The rooms have been renovated and are comfortable to stay in.

located on the main street of yuda onsen. really old hotel in showa era. It was a good experience. onsen are great. the ogami show is great for people who grew up in showa and early heisei era. However, food is not great. those rooms are too old and broken, However, given the price is so affordable, i would definitely return for the onsen

The price/performance ratio is very high. The room is a bit old, but it does not affect the experience. The hot spring is very comfortable.

The ryokan was large and easy to find as it was located near a bus stop. The breakfast was delicious and the hostess show was nice, but the floor in the hot spring bathroom was broken and the blankets were stained, so it seemed like a little investment in the facilities was needed.

The hotel is very close to the station and has good access. The front desk staff are polite and I have no complaints. However, some of the facilities are old.

It’s so  near in train station , very affordable and convenient

It’s a older hotel. They have smoking rooms / non-smoking rooms. It’s really cheap, so can’t complain too much.. outside air conditioning unit was quite loud during the night. Don’t expect luxury when going to this hotel. It will do for the night. The staff was very friendly.

Very close to the station, good access for Hiroshima or further afield. Rooms are standard size for Japan, bigger than you’d get in Tokyo. Didn’t have breakfast but was available for Y500

Conveniently located just a one-minute walk from Shin-Yamaguchi Station, this hotel is extremely convenient as a base for sightseeing or business. Its location in front of the station ensures a stress-free stay even on busy travels. While the building itself is somewhat dated, it is well-maintained and the rooms are kept clean. While breakfast is not free, many guests have commented that it is substantial...

The hotel is located in front of Xinshankou Station, and the transportation is very convenient. Although some facilities look a bit old, they are well maintained and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The equipment outside the room is noisy.

The food was delicious, especially the breakfast. I felt they were particular about the fish.

A great place with great food and nice views. The staff were also amazing and we had any various chats. I definitely recommend this place.

Was here for a day trip onsen. Firstly most onsen around here requires you to stay for at least one night to use the onsen. But this one you can just bath and go. Service was nice, very polite and made me feel important ;) (FYI, not all Japan service are polite nowadays...). And while I was bathing, an elderly was feeling unwell, and staff there took care of her very well.

The onsen here is really good, especially their own source of onsen. Reception is also great, you can really feel the Japanese style omotenashi.

Amazing ryokan in town with a beautiful Japanese style garden inside. Old with very good care garden stunned me for hours. Clean and new designed Japanese style bedroom made me feel like my home. Delicious Japanese dinner set. We wished to come back again.

The hotel building itself boasts 300 years of history, elegant and refined, while the amenities are convenient and modern, creating a seamless experience! The classic Japanese garden is incredibly beautiful and highly recommended! There are two public baths, as well as two separate, gender-neutral baths for morning and evening use, and two family baths, perfect for those who value privacy. The service...

There are not many hot spring hotels to choose from in Yuda, so I came here for the history. The standard of one night and two meals is basic, but the price is a bit expensive for this facility.

GREAT LOCATION WITH VERY AUTHENTIC JAPANESE ROOMS. FACILITIES ARE A BIT OLD BUT SERVICE IS VERY GOOD.

This is a luxury ryokan, and as expected, everything was excellent. The hot spring baths were top-notch, and the customer service was excellent. However, for a ryokan, dinner wasn't included, yet the price was comparable to ryokans that included dinner. In short, I think the value for money is questionable.

This is an inn that has a sense of history. The building itself is old, but that's one of the things to enjoy, I think. If you like the history of the Meiji Restoration, this is a must-visit!