4-Star Hotels in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan

The view is great, the food was great and the room was good. The only small things would be the staff could do better explaining things to families checking in, some explanations were vague. While in the rooms they are very clean, but you must be careful bringing any food or drinks in the rooms or the ants will invade the room. Tattoos being accepted for the large bath would be appreciated as well, they are currently very strict on any tattoos that are easily visible.

The hotel's location, environment, and front desk service were all excellent. However! My child has a habit of sleeping with headphones on. On the first morning, after having breakfast as booked and taking the hotel's 9:00 AM shuttle bus to Higashihagi Station, we suddenly realized that the two earphones in our iPhone's charging case were missing. We then remembered that we had worn them all night and forgotten to put them away when we woke up; they were in the tatami mat. The hotel shuttle had already left, so I had to contact the hotel through the Ctrip booking platform to ”not make the bed.” At the same time, as a mother, I reassured my child, ”Don't worry, the staff will definitely put the earphones on the small table in the room when they clean it. Hotel staff all over the world do that.” In the evening, after a day of sightseeing, we returned to the room and searched everywhere, but the earphones were nowhere to be found! Communicating with the front desk staff yielded no results. Frustrated, we had to continue our stay, and thus, a pair of earphones were lost. The previous night, the bed was made by two South Asian-looking staff and one Japanese-looking staff member. That night, I again observed two Japanese-looking staff members making the bed, carefully observing their procedures. Following this procedure, even the smallest white earphones would have been visible, yet they couldn't see them… The next morning, before leaving the room to get a refund, I took a picture of the bedding I had slept on. The same scene was clear; if any earphones were left behind, they would have been obvious, but their staff couldn't see them… The hotel's location is excellent. If you choose to stay there, be sure to keep your belongings safe!

Hagi No Yado Tomoe is an amazing Ryokan. The exterior is nice and clean and once you head on inside, you enter a rare and elegant world. The facilities are wonderful and everything is created with exceptional precision. The staff are always patient, polite, extremely kind and respectful. They were also very accomodating towards our child. The room we had was amazing and both the dinner and breakfast were delicious and beautifully presented. The onsen was also clean and relaxing. Highly recommended for your next stay if you visit Hagi.

I always stay at Dormy Inn no matter where I go. The premium experience is definitely a step above. In the hot spring, there were these huge bundles of plants that looked like green onions? And you could see Mojiko Port from the outdoor bath. I heard the breakfast here was great, but I just went for a hot spring soak in the morning and missed it.

The facilities are a bit old because it is a hot spring with history Satisfied as if you can see a traditional Japanese ryokan Kaiseki was great and the famous show in the ryokan was held on its own for more than an hour.

Overall was good. Only complaint about their carpet has so many dirty spots, I think they need to do deep cleaning or replace a new carpet .

The room boasts stunning views of the Kanmon Bridge, the sea, and the sunset. Enjoying a drink on the terrace is incredibly relaxing – absolutely amazing! 👍 Unexpectedly, the area is conveniently located next to a large shopping mall, cafes, gyoza restaurants, and other amenities. It's a lovely, rural setting in Japan. The room is huge and fantastic! 👍😊

It only takes 10 to 15 minutes to walk to the hotel by JR train, so it is easy to find. The main entrance faces the traffic light. It has a history of 300 years and has a traditional style. You need to change indoor slippers in the lobby first, and the waiter will take them out immediately when you go out. Guests' shoes will be changed for you. The entire building is already worth admiring. There is an orthodox Japanese garden with a lot of koi fish in the pond and beautiful maple leaves. You can enjoy the garden from the balcony of our room. Inside the room The bathroom has a wooden bathtub. Dinner and breakfast are eaten in the room... Our butler is very professional and introduces all kinds of food... There is also free beer and Coke. There is an electric heating blanket in the center of the room, which is thick and soft. There is no heating...but it will be very cold if you leave this area...This is an old building, and the technology was not that advanced at that time. The hot spring pool is not big, but there are two baths, which are beautiful and comfortable. Morning and evening Men's and women's baths are interchangeable. There is a ”Fox's Footsteps” restaurant across the road from the hotel that is worth recommending.

Great private open air onsen within your own little house. Service was impeccable. A little far from the station but walkable, within around 20 mins. Better to drive if able.

The Hoshino Resorts Shimonoseki Hotel is located in the southernmost part of Honshu. All rooms face the sea, offering spectacular views of Kyushu across the strait. The hotel also boasts an infinity pool with beautiful views of the Kanmon Bridge and the strait. A large lawn provides a perfect spot for children to play and unwind, and the evening fireworks display is truly breathtaking.