The onsen was sooo nice and just what you need after a long day of running around. The bed was comfy and clean, the view was nice. The staff were very helpful when we couldn't find somewhere to park, and at breakfast.

The breakfast was not to my liking at all. Somehow the scrambled eggs were really sweet, and the yogurt was too so I couldn't even eat some of it. There's also no restaurants nearby so if you want to grab breakfast somewhere else it's going to be from the convenience store...

The staff are very nice and helpful, a crew named 三田 is the best and she can communicate in English very fluently. Free drinks such as tea and coffee are offered most of the time. The Jr station is not too far and offers lot of shops and restaurants.

The on-site parking lot is too small that if I return late then I have to park my park car in a lot of 3 to 5 minutes walking distance. The room is really small, I should have chosen a room with two single beds,

The staff services is awesome.the breakfast is simple but yummy. The only drawback of this hotel is the location. Though the hotel is located near the train station, but Shimonoseki is lack of NINKI.

The room size

The big TV in the room was great. Rooms were clean and the amenities were amazing. Staff were very kind. Size of the room was appropriate. Onsen was also amazing.

Might be a tad bit expensive compared to other similar chains. Cannot get any amenities after midnight.

The hotel staff was very kind and efficient. The room was very clean.

Nothing in particular.

The room is predictably small, especially the bathroom (tiny!), but has all the necessary amenities (tv set, fridge, kettle). I found mine also relatively quiet, perhaps because the window faced the facade of a building next door. The best thing about staying here is breakfast which is excellent, and has an admirable selections of Western and Japanese, including local, foods. I really enjoyed interacting with the dining room staff and with one member of the reception staff who spoke English (a young man with glasses), otherwise English is not spoken.

The location is best for travelers using the international ferry terminal, otherwise you are stuck in the middle of nowhere and have to walk long distances to get to any places of interest in town (or use local buses which are efficient, but irregular). The hotel is favored by big groups and the lobby/breakfast space/elevator (one fir the entire hotel!) can get really crowded. No instructions how to access a staircase.