Hotel Beacon Onomichi

The room was really small.I've stayed at hotels all over the place, but I think this was the smallest hotel I've ever stayed at.The layout of the room was different from the photo of the room on the website.When we opened our travel bags (well, maybe ajar), there was no place for us but on the bed.When you push the door at the entrance of the room and enter, there is only enough space for the door to operate, and you immediately climb two flights of stairs.When two people try to enter, one person has to move into the bathroom next to the entrance.There was only a small gap between the bed and the wall, and the large TV screen was attached to the wall, so it was hard to see.There is a wash basin next to the stairs right at the entrance. There is a desk that continues from there, but there is a cup, a toothbrush, a coffee set, and a Dolce Gusteau, so you can't put anything on it. It's a desk or a shelf.In the bathroom, the toilet and shower room are separated by a glass door.There is no bathtub.Although the hotel is located on the second floor of Onomichi Station, the sound of the trains didn't bother me much. When I woke up in the middle of the night, I thought to myself, ``Oh, there's a long train passing by...'', but the noise didn't disturb my sleep.Soundproofing from outside is good.However, you can clearly hear sounds and voices in the hallway.Breakfast is served at a stylish small restaurant in front of the front desk.Items from Onomichi were used and came in a cute box.There was a lot of variety, and it looked good and tasted delicious, but there were only 3 small pieces of bread, so it was a little lacking.The hotel is still new and clean and has a good location. The interior is also stylish.The ceiling is also high. But the room is too small.I've never been in a room where I couldn't move.Get a bigger room! If you think about it, it would cost around 28,000 yen for two people to stay overnight without meals.It's good for those coming by train, but there's no parking lot, so if you consider the parking fee, it's 30,000 yen.The cost performance was a bit poor for us.By the way, I sometimes look at the prices of other hotels on the reservation site to compare prices with surrounding hotels.After writing this reviewFrom the site where I made the reservationNo matter when I check availability, the message "No vacancies" is displayed. Even in the off-season on weekdays, which is far in the future.The hotel wrote a note in a place where everyone could see it, thanking them for writing a review and asking them to stay with them again, but they refused.There is not a single lie written in the reviews. This is my honest opinion.Thanks to all of you, the hotel made an even worse impression.

My husband and I used it.The inn was new, clean, and the staff was very helpful.However, as mentioned in other comments, the room was surprisingly small.Over the past 40 years, I have stayed in probably hundreds of accommodations, but without a doubt, this was the narrowest I've ever been, including single occupancy.I thought there were quite a lot of rooms for the space on the second floor of the station, but I was convinced. If there are two people using the room, it will feel quite tight and you won't be able to relax. Regarding the smallness of the room, the owner's comment was that there were other larger rooms available, but if that were the case, I thought this room should be for single occupancy only. There is a square meter notation, so I guess they're saying, ``You knew it was small, right?'' but it doesn't really make sense...to be offered such a small room for two.The scenery from the window was even more surprising.Is it the facility next door? Public restroom...Girls were lining up. This was truly sad (it brought back vivid memories of Onomichi).Dinner was delicious.Breakfast was average, but the bread was not tasty.It was a plan that included all-you-can-drink, but to be honest, my husband and I feel like we made a mistake as the room and meal cost us over 50,000 yen for two people.I felt that at this price, it would be nice to have a parking subsidy.The sauna doesn't have a cold bath, so I don't think it's worth 2,500 yen per hour.Overall, I felt that the pricing was bullish (of course, this is just my personal opinion).

The room is above the train station! The common rooms overlook the platform, it's an incredible place for any train lover. The rooms are perfectly insulated and silent, comfort is present and the welcome is charming. I highly recommend.

Directly connected to the station, stylish, and comfortable beds.Some people may be bothered by the sound of trains, but it didn't bother me at all.

The room is spacious and the ceiling is high and the air-conditioning is cooler. The suitcases are all open and the passage will be impossible to walk through. Provide capsule coffee and cleaning products. The Daze Pavilion has an extra surface that cannot be used. The breakfast content is a patchwork of food, and the overall taste is not delicious. It's an excellent location on the second floor of the station. The service staff is excellent, I received full assistance, thank you very much ~

Directly in the station but you wouldn't know it as the sound proofing is excellent. The room we had was a little small but very well accommodated. Staff were very helpful and friendly.

There are two types of beer hall plans starting this year!

It's located right outside the station ticket gate, so you don't have to worry even if it's raining. It has excellent access compared to other hotels, and there are convenience stores and delicious Onomichi ramen restaurants nearby.All the staff were very friendly and it was a very enjoyable trip.This time I stayed in a bunk bedroom, but the window faced the stairs leading from the station to the hotel, so if you want to enjoy the view, I think you might want to choose a different room.