Fukuyama Hotels with Wifi

"This is the second closest hotel to the station, with Daiwa being the first. The downside of being so close is the noise from passing trains. The overall soundproofing of the hotel isn't great either; I could clearly hear the cleaning staff talking in the hallway during my afternoon nap. Also, for some reason, there were sudden, loud cracking noises in the room. At first, I thought it might be the wooden furniture expanding and contracting due to temperature changes, making a loud 'CRACK!', but then I wondered how that could be when the AC was on constantly. These noises were quite disturbing in the middle of the night. The fridge was also noisy, and so was the AC. In short, there was a mix of various noises, yet somehow they seemed to cancel each other out – quite a bizarre experience. The facilities are a bit old, but the room itself is spacious. It was clean, and the service was very good."

"這個改建的小房子驚艷我了。老式風情和現代功能結合得特別好，還有很多小心思。滿滿的高級感。體驗比前一天住的姐妹酒店歐風庭海景大套房還好。就是吃的因為是半成品，搞的有點複雜。其實簡單點就好了"

"It feels like a studio apartment, but the toilet and bathroom are separate. The bathtub can be filled with hot water. The toilet has stylish indirect lighting. The vanity counter acts as a partition between the bathroom and bedroom, giving the room a modern feel. The bed is a spacious semi-double. It was very comfortable."

"The location is superb, right outside Fukuyama Station North Exit, and next to Fukuyama Castle. Breakfast was incredibly rich and delicious. There's a drink bar offering coffee and other beverages, and during certain hours, alcoholic drinks are also served (unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture, so I don't remember the exact times). What's also really worth mentioning are the incredibly comfortable mattress and pillows."

"Probably the best located and nicest hotel I have ever stayed at in Japan. Spacious, well appointed rooms with semi western style bathroom. Great view of the castle, particularly at night. Directly outside the south exit (turn right) and 2 minutes walk from the station. Lots of local cafes and restaurants within 100 mts and a good Fresta supermarket less than 200 mts away."

"We arrived at the hotel at 6:00 PM that evening. The hotel's exterior was stunning from the first glance. The cozy lobby, with its warm yellow lighting and powerful heating, was truly welcoming. The female staff was incredibly friendly and explained everything in detail in fluent English. They even gave me a brief tour of the hotel. The hotel has a free water dispenser with large bottles for self-use. Toothbrushes, combs, and other toiletries are available at the self-service area for self-service. The green light in the hotel elevator was a bit odd 🤣. The hotel is designed like an apartment, with four rooms on one floor, and an open-plan layout. Anyone who's watched the Japanese anime ”We Are the One” will understand. The hotel rooms are spacious. The double room was perfectly spacious for a 29-inch suitcase. Perhaps due to the airy, spacious interior, even with the heater on in the winter, it still felt a bit chilly at night. The room was clean, with an industrial-style design, wooden tables, and comfortable lighting. The bed was large and perfectly firm. There was a tablet with information about the hotel and nearby attractions. This hotel is affiliated with the Fukuyama Oriental Hotel, so you can use the hotel's large public bath. While it's less than a minute's walk, it was quite cold and irritating to walk out in winter wearing only a yukata. The bathhouse is clean and comfortable, but small, with only four bathing spots. It was quite crowded that evening at 8:00 PM, so there was a slight queue. The hotel is also close to the famous Onomichi Ramen, a 6-7 minute walk away near Fukuyama Station. The line was about 10 minutes, but the food was delicious and I felt warm and satisfied afterward! The hotel's breakfast was delicious, with several options for food and drinks. I chose a hot dog and hot coffee, which was delicious. It was a shame I had to rush to a schedule, otherwise I could have stayed longer at the hotel and enjoyed it. A great experience! I will definitely be back! Next time I'll definitely have a drink at the hotel bar 🍺"

"Complimentary bottled water were not given (you should ask it from them), it would ve convenient if those are available immediately inside the room (like coffee,creamer etc.) But overall experience was good."

"The receptionist was a foreigner, but he was polite and spoke fluent Japanese. The snack and drink service was appreciated. The room was equipped with a refrigerator and microwave, which was convenient. The unit bath had an auto-lock, and the room was just as comfortable as a regular hotel. The Shinkansen runs nearby, so it's not completely silent, but it didn't bother me. There is a parking lot on the premises, and it's a single-story building, so it may be more convenient than a regular business hotel. It's reasonably priced for those who drive, and I would recommend it. I'd like to use it again when I have a business trip to Okayama."

"There was no noise and I slept well. I think it would be better to put up the signboard on the entrance display more easily. It is also a big attraction to have a convenience store downstairs. You should complain more. I also thought it would be better to put it in a big complaint that it is located opposite Tenmanya."

"Every night we were told that our kiseki dinner ”has been upgraded” due to us changing to a smaller sea view room than the only mountain view room was available through trip.com. But every night at dinner, every guest were being served the same dishes. Makes us wonder what ”upgraded” really means. We stayed for 3 nights, breakfast variety gets boring after the second morning. This being a resort, closing breakfast service at 0915 is not helping us relax..."