This hotel is right next to Himeji train station, so you don't need a taxi / bus to reach it from the train station. The room and as well as the entire hotel was very clean, the staff helpful. We had a standard room with a super-sized bed (2.5 m large and 2.2 m long). I could fit a family with 1 or 2 small kids. Due to this large bed there wasn't much space left in the room. The room was rather quiet. At night one could hear the freight trains is awake, but nothing which would be annoying. There are plenty of restaurants nearby so you can enjoy your stay in Himeji! The hotel had coin laundry as which we used as well as a public bath which we didn't visit.

1) THe breakfast is good as the other customers' rating suggested 2) The room is very clean and comfortable 3) Location is good, as it is next to the main train station 4) There is an option to have the castleview 5) Quiet 6) Next to the main commercial street, which also goes all the way to castle, so it is convenient

1) The castle is far from the property, so it is small. Although the view is still, it is not as good as expected 2) The castleview is only available on the top few floors. because the high builidngs (e.g. Daiwa hotel in front) limited it. Instead, Daiwa hotel should have a nice castleview

Great location by Himeji station, plenty of food and shopping options within a few steps of the entrance and Himeji Castle about 1km walk away. Well-equipped room with a large, comfortable bed, soft pillows as well as hard (not always guaranteed in Japan!), a fridge, plenty of plug sockets and mirrors. Staff were very helpful in letting us store our bags for the day after we checked out and appeared to be able to assist with luggage forwarding as well.

Breakfast buffet was broad but by 9am some items were running out. Price also extremely high - would not have chosen it if not for receiving a heavy discount when booking. The onsen and changing area was quite small given the high-class aesthetic of the rest of the hotel. There were only 4 other people there when I went and it felt very crowded - you are also required to have your room key checked by a member of staff on entrance, which was a little odd and something no other hotel on our trip had.

The room was very spacious, and we had lots of room to move about in. The beds were marvelous! Comfy and huge!! We have a king bed at home, and this was even bigger! The bathroom was a good size, and the shower was perfect. We used the onsen, and it was quite lovely and very clean. Private lockers and amenities are available. The location was a quick walk to the station, and within walking distance of the castle, gardens, shops, and restaurants. Staff were very efficient and helpful. Great esthetics as well. The hotel feels quite luxurious but doesn't cost the moon.

Nothing that i can think of!

Like: Location, great location. Comfy bed. No noise. Sauna, very nice, hot and cold plunge along with really hot Sauna. The room was just decent. Dislike: shower, worst in a long time. Had to fight curtain and wand just to take a shower. Staff were like robots, asking anything outside of their programming, threw them for a loop. Sauna, you have to take your towel from your room to the sauna, weird. The place needs a good update and facelift.

Hotel is right next Himeji station which is very convenient. Staff almost all spoke English which was very helpful to me.

Nothing to dislike, if I can only mention to be aware as a traveller that there are few entrances to the hotel. I actually thought I was locked out 😅, after my venture out one night and came back to hotel that was locked with signs saying “ 22pm to 7am” closed😁😂. On a freezing winter night not something that I wanted to see. Haha luckily local people called hotel for me and discovered there was another 24/7 hotel entrance.

Great value for money. Centrally located right next to main station and shops and pleasant walking distance to castle (which is spectacular). Staff very professional and friendly. Room large and actually had a wardrobe and desk/dressing table plus small table and chairs. This was the most furnished room we had in our entire stay in Japan. Tea station in the lobby - was nice to take a warm fruit tea to the room after a long day out.

Check your pillows when you first arrive - we had two small double beds, each had a pillow that was too soft and a pillow that was too hard. We only noticed on our second day that there was a pillow menu where you could order another pillow from reception. We are used to hard beds but the beds are hard so not to everyone’s taste.

Great location next to station and short walk to the castle Smart public areas Clean, comfortable, well equipped and quiet room (on 10th floor) Welcoming and professional staff Loved using the public bath - a first time!

The king size bed was two large singles made up together. That’s great but needs a space down both sides to get in and out, not against the wall (we moved it out ourselves).

This is modern hotel that is perfectly sited immediately outside of the main railway station, and in a great position for the covered shopping streets. It is also a twenty minute walk to the castle, which is the main attraction in the city. The room was large, by Japanese standards, and the bathroom sufficient for normal living. The breakfast buffet, served at the top of the hotel is very extensive and the staff attentive.

There is no bar area in the hotel, when I asked for directions I was give a map of the local area. The hotel therefore becomes a place to just sleep.

Great location, just one minute from the east entrance at Himeji Station. Helpful staff, fantastic breakfast buffet with many options. They stored our luggage after checkout while explored Himeji Castle.

The bed was interesting. It was two double beds pushed together to make one enormous bed. Would have preferred a king or queen with a little more room to walk around the bed, but this wasn’t a deal breaker. Typical for Japan, the bed was so hard and pillows so-so. We were pretty stiff and sore by morning.