Hotels for smokers in Japan

This is where three women stayed for a rest during a long trip to Japan. It was a satisfying stay, allowing us to spend the entire day in the room without leaving. However, the heater must be turned off at night, so it can be a little chilly.

Although it is a small inn, the service is attentive and the dinner and breakfast were delicious. There is a mascot dog and bunny, and they are very friendly and cute. I would definitely like to return to this inn.

I stayed here for two nights, the day before and the day of the Kurobe Gorge Torokko train ride. It was a very homey and lovely inn. The bath was relaxing, and the dog that greeted me was very cute and soothing. It completely relieved my fatigue. I will definitely stay here again when I come to Toyama.

The spa is slightly slimy and heated up. The accommodations are enough. The food is not bad. This Onsen-ryokan is built at remote area from town. So you would have a little difficult to find it out by car without navigation system.

Very nice place to stay. Quiet. Before they finish to set up the antenna above the village you have to walk uphill to get 4G connection for your internet:-)

Was here for the day use onsen. Great quality of water for experienced Japan traditional onsen explorers. It’s an old hotel so facility is a bit outdated. One big tub max 6 people at once. Small changing area. Onsen plus towels rental were ¥550+¥100.

Overall my room was clean. In terms of presentation, it is more on the old, worn-out side like it could use a new coat of paint & wallpaper. The hallways, my room, & bedding had a particular smell. I asked for a room with no/minimal cigarette smell, which I think they did, so I think the smell is just from how old the building is. It's not a bad smell, just off-putting like I wonder how often they...

It was a wonderful hot spring. I stayed for two nights but wish I could have stayed a little longer.

The hotel facilities are too old and there is no elevator. You have to change into slippers when you enter the gate. It feels like you have entered a bathhouse. The room looks like a domestic hotel in the 1990s.

It is a little far from Hakodate city, but very close to the airport. The facilities may be a little lacking compared to the surrounding ryokans, but the breakfast and dinner more than make up for it. The staff are friendly, and there is a female staff member who speaks Korean well, so there is no inconvenience at all.

The hotel has a natural hot spring and the food is pretty good, but the room facilities are too old. There is no air conditioning, only an old-fashioned air cooler, and the tatami is equipped with a thick quilt. The staying experience is unsatisfactory.

The staff here are incredibly friendly, and the facilities are very well-maintained. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious – highly recommend! The two public hot spring baths are fantastic. If you get the chance, definitely try the private onsen as well.

the onsen js good and then room is very clean and tidy!!!!!!!!!!

This time, we stayed at the inn to visit relatives in Yonago. My 84-year-old father, my sister, and I were treated to a great deal of hospitality. The food was delicious, and my father, who had lamented that nothing he normally eats tastes good anymore, finished off a considerable amount of the food. The hot springs were excellent, and there was also a sauna, so they seemed to enjoy it to the fullest...

The room was spacious, the service was good, and the hot spring was excellent. I was able to stay cheaply, and it was a hotel perfect for business use.

There are many Hong Kong people here, the service is good and the food is also OK. It's a pity that I checked in a few minutes late and missed the happy hour.

Very good hotel Hot spring is big Design are good Can pick up from bus station

It's great because there is a large public bath.

The male staff member was very kind. Thank you!

There is 24-hour front desk service, basic amenities, nearby residential areas, although not the most central to Tokyo, but subway stations are in walking distance, drive to stay quite good, nearby parking

It's about a 5-minute walk from Ojima and Higashi-Ojima stations on the Toei Shinjuku Line, and there are many supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so I was very pleased with the location. It was clean, but there was a little dust on the bed frame, which would have been better. The facilities were old, and there was no electric kettle, but instead there was an electric stove and kettle. There was a...

Fine for one night in between, but you don't want to stay here longer

There is no cleaning when ordering online, but a friend also ordered on-site for breakfast and cleaning. Is it aimed at Chinese people?

This is the first time I've encountered a hotel where check-in isn't until 6 PM... but then again, there weren't many other options around during the race weekend. The front desk staff didn't speak English, which made communication a bit challenging. It wasn't until after I checked in that I realized it's actually a love hotel that also rents rooms by the hour. The shower was quite comfortable, though

It was reasonably priced and the staff was very friendly.

I was driving home from a long distance and got tired, so I quickly searched for a nearby hotel and used it. There are restaurants, fast food places, convenience stores, and everything else nearby. I thought the hotel looked like a love hotel, but I booked it because they also accepted children, but...it really was a love hotel, and the only other guests were clearly couples there for that purpose...

The room environment is very good and well-equipped

I always use this cheap and nice hotel.

Small and clean hotel. Amenities are great. Need car to travel around.

I have stayed there for 6 days. Every morning, we were greeted by the energetic and friendly staff who are preparing the breakfast when we pass by. For every single day, the same amount of energy which makes us feel home. They served simple yet good food and we really enjoy it. Every night, when we come back after a long, cold day of trip outside, the staff served hot soup which is suitable. The staff...

The hotel was in a good location near subway Toho line exit 21 or opposite street exit 24 with elevator access. Check in process really simple using the machine with passport scanner and room card issued for each person. Staff greeted us nicely and explained the room cleaning schedule (once every 3 day is must and optional (eco cleaning) for other days.). You can get all amenity from the front desk...

1. Affordable Price & High Value: Prices are relatively low compared to similar hotels in Japan, especially advantageous in major cities or near train stations. 2. Convenient Location: Most locations are close to JR/subway stations, within a 5-10 minute walk, making travel very convenient. 3. Clean and Standardized Rooms: Although not large, rooms are fully equipped with basic amenities (bed, desk...

This was my first time staying here because it was cheap, but it was clean enough for a room only stay and I felt safe staying there. Also, the drinks in the vending machines were cheap, which was nice.

Although it's close to Exit 21 of the underground passage, there's no elevator; it's recommended to use Exit 24, which has an elevator. The hotel is located in a small alley next to the ANA Crown Hotel. The bed was a bit firm.

The hotel has an excellent location, just a five-minute walk from Sapporo Station. A complimentary breakfast is included with the stay; while the selection is limited, everything is delicious. For those driving, there is a private parking lot nearby, but please note that it's open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. If you're leaving at 7:30 AM like I was, and your flight requires an early departure, you won...

Well. You can definitely find a better place to go with way less money. Small room and dirty AC and smelly. Private bath is okay but way too small and not clean and meal is okay but could be better. I won’t recommend this place to anybody. Go to a hotel instead.

Awesome service as expected from a Japanese Ryokan. There was a lot of food and it was delicious. The sake was great as well with a fruity flavor. To take a shower you do need to use the familiar public onsen once available but still a great experience

The public bath for day trips is 500 yen. 11:00-16:00 Shampoo and conditioner available. Towels can be borrowed for free. A hair dryer is also provided. Family bath is 2000 yen. The large public bath has an open air outside, but it was a little lukewarm and it would have been nice if it was a little warmer like the indoor bath. This is where it gets a little sad. Both the dressing room and the bathroom...

Stayed one night. The word of mouth said that only 3 out of 5 baths could be used. When I went there, all five family baths were ready to use. When I arrived at the inn, there was no one at the front desk. It felt like someone would come out after pressing a button. There are 5 hot springs, and the baths with the lights on are used, so the system was such that the ones with the lights off could be...

This was only the third Ryokan we've ever been to, and it stood out to be the best in terms of comfort and value! Great service; great food; good location (not as secluded as other ryokans, but very accessible).

It's a great place if you want quietness. Great place beside the sea. It's great to hear the sound of waves. The place is located a little bit far from the places of interest. No worries if you have a car. It's a great stay and the breakfast is nice.

The sea view unit is blocked by a tree on the left, what a pity

I stayed at Lue, which wasn't a bad experience, but there wasn't much to do at the hotel. Breakfast was simple but satisfying. I don't know if I'd go back, but it's in a great location.

🕰️Opening Hours: 3pm check-in 11am check out No employees were at the reception from 2am to 5am 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Sea view 401 room, but the front has been covered by trees, only see little sea view, the indoor place is spacious and clean and comfortable, but the air conditioning 18°C is not cold There is free parking Paid washer dryer You can buy their fireworks for ¥770

When you leave the hotel, it's like a private beach. The view is amazing. However, the facilities are not that great. The toilet doesn't have a washlet. The shower is the type that sprays water. The pressure is weak and it doesn't feel like you're washing properly. On top of that, the curtain in the unit bath was broken and came off. It was fixed the next day, but I was pretty tired after taking a...

If you are planning to visit Nago, Motobu, or Yanbaru and looking for something reasonably priced, I highly recommend it.

Nice staff, great location, clean rooms

Generally good to live, one demerit is the bed is too soft

The advantages are that it's very close to Sasebo Train Station, about 300 meters away, and 200 meters from the bus terminal and bus hub. There's also a laundry room, surprisingly on the rooftop. It's also convenient for dining and shopping near the port. The disadvantages are that the room was incredibly small and had a musty smell. The air conditioning at the front desk was turned up high, but not...

I should have eaten breakfast elsewhere. I asked for a raw egg to be fired for a child, but I was refused because I wasn't in charge of making it. A microwave oven can be used at least freely. It was said that there is a parking lot, but it is a style that parks in front of the hotel, deposits the key at the front desk, and the hotel side enters the parking lot in order according to the next sunrise...

There is a pay parking lot, but there are few cars, the hotel staff parks in front of the hotel and moves. You can dine at the restaurant on the 2nd floor, and COSPA is normal. Free breakfast is bread and coffee is self. Others will be offered at the Imperial Palace.

This is the inn where my child stayed on a school trip when he was in elementary school. It's very close to Kyoto Station, making it convenient for sightseeing. For dinner, we had sukiyaki. There was more than enough meat for our family of four. It was a great deal and delicious. For breakfast, we had chawanmushi and miso soup with yuba, which was very satisfying.

Stayed there for 3 nights. They offered us a free upgrade to a very huge room, and kept our luggage before check-in. Very good location and quiet. The service and the breakfast is great too. Will stay there again at my next Kyoto visit.

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The bath was very nice. Some of the facilities are old, but I think they are well maintained and cleaned. In addition, the hospitality of the staff is very warm.

It is the best location for sightseeing right next to Kyoto Station. I was satisfied with the service and the food. Cost performance good

I was there in 2011 and I still remember it wonderfully clean, very polite staff and a traditional bathroom on the top floor, I remember that the receptionist recommended us to spend around 11:00 p.m., which was the busiest time and my partner and I were alone in the hot springs Just 1 minute from Kyoto Central Station, the room was splendidly Japanese if you understand me with beautiful yukatas waiting...

The hotel is about 1.5 km from Kyoto Station, a 10-minute bus ride away. It's a Japanese-style hotel with a limited number of rooms. Although it's a bit older, it's very well-maintained and clean. The breakfast is a traditional Japanese one and quite substantial.

Excellent traditional Japanese hotel, and onsen in the hotel, definitely the best treatment after a long day of city walk.

It’s a great and clean room! Pretty big but there’s a weird smell in the room

Wow, everything was perfect. Thank you so much 💓

My stay at the ryokan in Kyoto was an authentic and memorable experience. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed with great hospitality and kindness. The atmosphere was calm and inviting, with a traditional Japanese style that offered a deep cultural immersion. The room was comfortable and well-maintained, featuring tatami mats, a futon, and minimalist decor that conveyed peace and simplicity....

This lovely Ryokan was a perfect example of Japanese hospitality at its finest. The rooms feature classic tatami mats, bedding, a welcoming sweet treat and tea service, modern bathrooms and rice paper screens. The on-site onsen was the perfect cure for exhausted muscles. The staff were very helpful, and the sumptuous breakfast set they served was delicious, visually stunning and fueled us through our...

It was very convenient as it was close to the station

The breakfast was homely and delicious. The room was older than the picture. Also, the room did not have a bath or shower, so I had to reserve a 30-minute slot at the front desk to take a bath.

The front desk staff was very kind. The view from the room was great, and I could see the castle. However, I was disappointed to see a notice posted on the elevator saying that the baths were not available that day... When I asked the front desk, they said that they had forgotten to remove the notice from the previous day. I chose the baths because I like them, so I was relieved! However, considering...

Not bad, Japanese style, average sound insulation

The facilities in the room are a little old, but everything you need is there. The only drawback is that there are few restaurants, convenience stores, and other facilities in the area.

Just average. It has an old-fashioned feel and is more retro. The sanitation is okay and the facilities are complete, but I feel a little bit scared. Fortunately, I am with a friend.

The place is a bit remoted. You need to perform self check in.

Great value for money during the off-season. The room was a partial sea view. It's inconvenient if you don't have a car.

The room looked clean, but when I walked over to the tatami area, I was surprised to see hair, sand, and dust all over the floor. After a closer look, I could only describe how dusty, sandy, and hairy it was! I couldn't believe it... I even wiped the floor and dusted the pillows before I could finally rest. I wouldn't stay here again.

There were plenty of parking spaces. Check-in was self-service, and the people ahead of us usually took about ten minutes to check in. We waited for half an hour before it was our turn. The terrace didn't have flooring, which was a bit shabby. The room was fairly clean.

Although the location is a bit remote, it is a good place to take a break...

This hotel is great, with a good location and a reasonable price. It is definitely worth it. The breakfast is also very rich. The bathrooms are separate and have a disinfection system. The family stayed for two nights and everyone was very satisfied

It was wonderful to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and watch the sun go down. ♪ The food and hot springs were both satisfying. ♪ The staff were also great. ♪

We were in the old building on the second floor and it seems they had some leakage problems. For instance, small flies like springtails were in the toilet room. I guess the new part of the hotel would be better. Also when the neighbours used the sink, the water came up in our sink. So I think in general the hotels plumbing could need some work. The rooms have a lovely view on the ocean.

It was a good price for a four-night stay as a solo traveller, but the view from the room and the dining options were a bit disappointing.

Not the newest facilities but everything was functional, clean and comfortable. Service was impeccable and everyone (from counter to restaurant) extended omotenashi. Dinner and breakfast were great, no wonder the multiple awards they won! Highly recommended!

Super good, I like the food, accommodation, hot springs and service staff. I will definitely stay here again next time. I stayed for two nights and it was very relaxing and comfortable. The sunset was also beautiful.

The building itself is old, but it has been well-cleaned and kept clean, the restaurant seems to have been renovated, it has a very stylish space, and all the food was delicious. Above all, the hospitality of the staff was amazing! We had a comfortable stay. The adorable cats were also soothing. As one of the eight sunset views, we were able to see a big, round, beautiful sunset. This is an inn that...

The staffs are very, very nice and sweet. they taught us how to even wear the correct Japanese Yukata. And I had a very, very fun moment and unforgettable memory here we will definitely come back if there is a chance.

This place was absolutely fantastic! Even with the language barrier, the staff were incredibly kind and explained everything so patiently. The room seemed newly renovated and was super clean and lovely! It's about a 7-minute walk from the station, but it's on the main street, so accessibility is excellent. For check-in, I used the free shuttle that takes you from the station to the ryokan. If I ever...

Very nice Ryokan with good location. Superb service for Kaki San and also the staff who willing to show me how to wear Yukata and the coat even tho he can't really speak English (forgot to check his name). The free to all the available public onsen throughout the stay is definitely a plus point. Tried the nice authentic Japanese breakfast. Overall recommended this accomodation. Will definitely book...

The hotel has a great location, right in the middle of the onsen town, and it's also a short walk to the JR station – very convenient! The closest baths are Yanagi-yu and Ichino-yu; the other baths are only about 500-600 meters away. Even in winter, walking around in the yukatas provided by the hotel wasn't cold. Upon check-in, we were greeted by Ms. Takako, who was learning Chinese. She was incredibly...

My respects :) I want to come back again🥰

The renovated Japanese-style room has a separate bathroom and a large bed. It's large, well-equipped, and the service is excellent. The dinner was average, but the internet was incredibly slow. It's about a one-stop walk from the JR station.

We stayed here over the New Year holidays, and each meal was artistically presented and was excellent in terms of seasonality, local flavor, taste, and quantity. As for the room, I recommend choosing a non-smoking room with a private toilet.

Traditional Japanese-style rooms, the hotel also has hot springs, dinner and breakfast are very exquisite, very good 👍🏻 Yugawara is a small hot spring town, by the sea, with a very good location, between Hakone and Izu. It is just not as famous as Hakone, and there are relatively few tourists, so it is quiet and peaceful.

I booked a total of two rooms based on the previous reviews; overall satisfied! It’s the closest to Atami, so I took the Yuyu bus near the station to Atami Castle and checked it out!

There is no bathroom in the room, but you can take a bath and soak in the public bathhouse. It is far from the subway station and it takes a lot of effort to walk there, but there is a shuttle bus to Atami during the day. The staff are very friendly, including grandparents and middle-aged employees.

I made a reservation right away after watching the drama Minato Boss Coin Laundry. I was asking about the drama, but it was a little disappointing that the staff didn't know. However, I was happy to be able to enjoy Omcheon wearing the yukata that the actors wore. Although it is an older ryokan, it is relatively clean and maintained. The meal was especially delicious. It's a bit far from the station...

The breakfast is rich and the service is attentive.

It's close to the Tanegashima Yakutaka Trail and I use it when I'm in Kagoshima City. The food is filling and satisfying.

We stayed at Aqua Garden Hotel Fukumaru for our school trip! We stayed in room 408, which was a Japanese-style room! Sakurajima couldn't be seen from our room, but it looked so beautiful when we went outside🌸🏝

We had a wonderful stay at the Aqua! The staff and owner were incredibly kind and helpful and the tatami room was clean and comfortable. We enjoyed one of the best made Japanese/western breakfasts ever at the hotel’s restaurant. We hope to return soon.

Good location with magnificent view of Sukurajima. That lady attended to us is super helpful. Highly recommended if you are there. Me lucky to be here.

I felt it was an old inn. The taps made annoying noises and the indoor slippers were not new. However, the staff were very friendly. Breakfast was delicious and parking was cheap. It would have been even better if there were bottled water in the rooms.

The staff was very kind. Walking distance from Tenmonkan. Nearby is a Showa-style restaurant district. Location is ok. The facility is old, so it can't be helped, but it was quite cold at night. Is your air conditioner weak?

We visited on the second day of a two-night trip to Kamikochi and Mount Norikura. The food was served in a private room, and the male staff were very attentive. The menu was a delightful kaiseki course. The salt-grilled sweetfish was farmed, but even as a sweetfish fisherman, I found it to be comparable to wild-caught sweetfish, perfectly cooked and paired perfectly with the vinegared watercress. I...

The facility is quite old, but is well-constructed. The lobby on the first floor has a very relaxing atmosphere, and I really enjoyed the complimentary coffee in the morning. The room was very spacious, and the food at both breakfast and dinner was delicious. It was mostly self-service, probably because privacy is respected, but the staff were all friendly and I enjoyed chatting with them. I visited...

It would be better if there is a locker facility at the hot spring changing area. & high cost performance~

A memorable inn. I used it for a trip for two girls in the cold season. I was able to relax in my room and it was delicious at night and in the morning. The Yukimi bath and the digging kotatsu are the best. When I had dinner, I said that the one who carried me had a fireworks display, so I rushed to the bus and participated in the winter fireworks display. I would definitely like to go to stay again...

Beautiful and quaint onsen Ryokan located in a small town near the snow capped mountains. The hosts and owners are amazing people, the elderly female host came outside to greet us as we pulled in to the car park with the car in the freezing winter! Showed us to our rooms and helped us settle in. In the following morning the other hosts greeted us at the lobby and ushered us to the dining hall which...

A beautiful and welcoming traditional Ryokan run by a friendly Japanese staff. My wife and I considered this one of our best accommodation experiences we ever had! The service was incredible, with attention to every single detail (the owner ran around looking for an umbrella to give us because it was raining outside). The kaiseki meal was amazing too - delicious and authentic! The onsen's view overlooking...

The hotel has a very convenient location, very close to Misaka in the city center. The hotel is very new and clean, with a public bath and spacious Japanese-style rooms. The price is also very reasonable. I hope to come back again.

The service was excellent, the front desk staff were very polite, and the overall experience was great. The hotel has a hot spring, a great location, very close to the subway station and the Kamo River, and the top floor has floor-to-ceiling windows.

I stayed here in early autumn. It's very convenient, right next to Teramachi Street. There are entertainment districts and restaurants nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding lunch or dinner. I made the hotel reservation two weeks in advance, but it was unfortunate that I couldn't make an additional reservation for breakfast. If you leave early in the morning, there is no breakfast nearby, so...

It's in a great location opposite Kyoto City Hall, right under the subway, and with Honnoji Temple behind. The facilities are new and clean, and the beds are soft and fluffy. The staff are attentive and kind. There is also a large public bath, so it was a very satisfying hotel.

Spacious room, friendly and helpful hotel staff, fantastic breakfast. Will definitely return, convinient location to train station to other parts of kyoto.

Hotel Sun City Hakodate is a business hotel located in Matsukazecho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido. On June 24, 2022, I took the Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry from Oma to Hakodate. From there, drive through Hakodate city. Arrived at Hotel Suncity Hakodate. The parking lot is next to the hotel and is very spacious. the outside looks like this. The lobby is very large. On this day, I was in room 501 on the 5th floor...

Conveniently located a short walk away from the hakodate train station, reception was warm and welcoming, the room is spacious, clean and comfortable, overall a great place to stay for a short trip in hakodate

Quite easy to find, just straight ahead after arriving in Hakodate station (this is NOT where the Shinkansen stops). Front desk is friendly but the English is not very good. Tattoos are not allowed in the hot tub. Breakfast set is cheap, but not that great. Room is quiet but only 1sachet for green tea. Better go to convenience store nearby.

Very clean and comfortable room and in a convenient area

Not very convenient on snowy days though it is near a tram station. However service is good but room is a bit small and squeeze.

Average hotel. Cheap price. Was tidy but didn't find the service was that great.