Oita City Hotels with Parking

This hotel is a bit far from JR Oita Station, and it can be tiring to walk back and forth if you're using it as a transfer point between Beppu and Yufuin. It's an older hotel that's been renovated, but the furniture is still old, and the bedding comfort is just average; the duvet was too thick. The room size is quite large for Japan. We specifically booked a room with a sofa bed for our child, but it was small and hard, and our child refused to sleep on it after an hour. There's a large 24-hour supermarket near the hotel with good prices, which is convenient for buying daily necessities. Across the street is a school, and the Nikko Hotel is not far next door. Oita Art Museum and the pedestrian street are within walking distance.

After all, it's a business hotel, so the rooms aren't very large, but they have all the amenities you'd expect from a hotel, including a microwave in the lobby, which you can use for free. Of course, the biggest advantage of chain business hotels is their convenient transportation. They're generally very close to JR stations, making travel incredibly convenient. Overall, it's a good choice. I don't have a specific room size requirement, but I'd choose one with ease if it's convenient.

We stayed in a rock bath, Japanese-style Western-style room. The hotel room is very comfortable and the space is large enough. 2 queen size beds, as well as Japanese-style tatami space.  The outdoor style is much larger than the picture, and it is easy to accommodate  our two families , and the children soak in the hot spring in the bathroom. The room is equipped with 2 bathrobes per person, and also provides facial cleanser, moisturizing cream, hair gel and straight hair clips, etc., very intimate! Have the opportunity to stay at this hotel again!

The staff here was super accommodating and they assisted with any changes that I had to do. The hotel does not have any lifts for the non-smoking rooms.

Located just a block or two from JR Oita Station (and mall), it is also adjacent to a large Shōtengai (covered street shopping district), it is surrounded by walkable dining and shopping and is an excellent starting point for deeper explorations of Oita, or even a short day trip up to Beppu by rail, about 20 minutes away, though you don't need to go anywhere to relax features a ground floor onsen as well! The front desk was extremely helpful throughout my stay, and making the usual arrangements was easy. The location is quiet at night but feels connected to the pulse of the city.

Hotel is good and new.free welcome drinks are available.car parking is available but need extra fee.

Although it is a hotel that has not been renovated for many years, it is very clean and you can't tell that it has not been renovated for a long time. The room is very clean, but the facilities are a little old and have a sense of age. The bed is very comfortable. The sound insulation is very good.

Free welcome drinks.toilet and bathroom is common but clean.location is good,near to the train station,convenient store and restaurants .a bit expensive during busy seasons

The lighting in the room can be dimmed and bright, and the desk is large, so it is easy to work. The nightwear is a gown type. The walls and wallpaper feel old, but they are clean. There is a refrigerator and a kettle pot. The microwave oven is only on the 1st and 2nd floors. The air conditioner is an independent type of each room. When I leave the room, only the TV is on, and all the rest disappears. The air volume of the dryer is a little weak. The slippers have cushions, but there is no sheet to paste. Not disposable. There is a folded chair-shaped luggage storage.

I was surprised that the room was larger than I thought and the bed was big, the breakfast was buffet and the taste and quantity were satisfactory, there was no dinner, but there were many restaurants and restaurants walking to Oita station ５ minutes. There was no problem As for amenities, I didn't have any trouble because I rented various things for free at the front desk besides the room. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.