Nobeoka Hotels with Breakfast

"I recently stayed at the APA Hotel in Nobeoka with my mother for a maternal relative's funeral. The location was great, and the building itself was old, as I remember from the old days, but it had been nicely renovated and was comfortable. We stayed in a twin room, and unlike APA Hotels in urban areas, the bed wasn't too high, and the room was spacious, which was nice. However, my mother is elderly and has trouble with her legs, so while the oval-shaped bathtub looks nice, it's difficult for an elderly person with bad legs to stand up once they sit down. The next morning, I asked the front desk if they had any bath chairs for caregivers, but they said they didn't have any. While they can't change the bathtub itself, I would appreciate it if they could provide such chairs for elderly people who request them in the future. Standing in the shower is dangerous for elderly people, and they can't stand up in the first place. But that doesn't mean we can stay at inns. Both elderly people and those with bad legs can't get up the next morning without a bed. I was also concerned about the step into the bathroom. If they could provide some steps or caregiver chairs, even for a fee, APA would be a more comfortable place to stay. Other than that it was comfortable with nothing else to say."

"Because there were many drinkers nearby, the guests were also drinking and talking in the voice that echoed throughout the floor at 3:30 in the middle of the night."