"It’s worth staying in this hotel at this price, the room is not too small, and there is a convenience store, sushi, hamburger restaurant, and a local BBQ restaurant downstairs! Not bad, but the soundproofing was so poor that I was woken up by the sound of other people opening the door all night long!"

"Nice place"

"The bath is large and comfortable, and the breakfast is delicious, so I recommend it."

"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."

"It's a little walk from the station, but it has a large public bath and breakfast, and is more reasonably priced than nearby hotels. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. They also offer free coffee, which is a plus point that makes it worth choosing."

"We stayed as a couple. To be honest, the room was small and the bathroom was so small that you couldn't move. The toilet and bathtub were packed in, but it was clean. Also, the fridge in the room was small and simple, but there was a shared fridge in front of the elevator, and when I was thinking I'd have to buy some ice to keep things cool, the ice packs that had melted overnight froze solid, which was a great help. Since we were only planning to sleep, we were satisfied with the cleanliness and the fridge. If I had to say one thing, it would be that the slippers were too worn out lol"

"- can't check in early, arrive at the hotel at 1.30, still can't check in, can only leave a suitcase (we are admitted to the room we are going to stay in but we can't check in first, we still have to wait until 3 o'clock) - the check-out pass key, must be given to the other place (the office location, the hotel owner's place that opens like an onsen place, not far from the building where we are staying, about a 2-3 minute walk) - spacious room, kitchen, microwave, fridge, living room, washing machine"

"It was a hotel that retained a very Showa-era feel... Perhaps that's unavoidable, but I wonder if they could do something about the room keys..."

"Very average"