Nobeoka Hotel

Actually, there is only one ☆, but I decided to make it two with hopes for the future. I won't write down my impressions below, but I will write down some things that caught my attention.① There was no explanation that it was not an auto-lock (why wasn't it an auto-lock in the first place?)② Regarding Wi-Fi, there was no information on whether it was available or not.③ There was no blackout curtain in the room, and the board was heavy and non-slip (I had a hard time closing it = wouldn't curtains be better after all?)④Although it was a non-smoking room, there was a distinct smell of cigarettes.⑤There is an outlet in the sink (bathroom)None⑥There are many other things, but my first impression from the receptionist was very good, so I was very disappointed with the lack of explanations and the various facilities. If it is provided with current equipment, I would like to have a detailed explanation. Especially ① is bad. Also, please do something about ④.

This hotel is near the city hall.

smoking stinksThe bath is extremely hotThere is no problem in sleeping

I like simple hotels. Another good point is that the parking lot is free. The rooms are large and although not luxurious, they are clean.(PS) There are differences between the new building and the old building. The above is the new building. The old building is a business hotel with old facilities at a reasonable price. The old building is about 2.5 stars.

Great location, close to restaurants.The price is reasonable and the service is excellent, making this a highly recommended hotel.

My son and I stayed in a non-smoking Japanese room in the new building.The large room had an air purifier and a 4K TV, so I was able to watch YouTube and play with my Nintendo Switch, which I had brought with me, using an HDMI cable, just like I would at home.The breakfast was delicious with homemade stews and miso soup.Overall I felt it was a great value.The view of the river and mountains from the terrace on the 7th floor was also wonderful.We also recommend taking a walk in the nearby Shiroyama area and visiting the exhibitions and gardens at the Naito Memorial Museum.

7,700 yen per night including breakfast via Rakuten. Free parking.Overall, it felt a little outdated, but I was very satisfied with the hospitality provided by the staff. The rooms were spacious, had been renovated, and were clean enough that I was able to sleep soundly and with peace of mind. The public bath on the top floor is compact, but it also has a sauna, which I was satisfied with. For breakfast, you could choose between Japanese and Western food, and I was so satisfied that I couldn't believe it was only 600 yen.The only small things I was disappointed about were the smell on the floor where the large bath was located, the tissue cover that was made of iron and a little rusty, and the fact that there were no problems with using it, but there were a few pipes at the base of the shower in the large bath. It was a little worn out, so I felt like the renovation was a total disappointment.Also, for personal reasons, I noticed from the pamphlet in the room that dinner orders can be ordered in increments of 500 yen from 1000 yen, so I was a little disappointed that I couldn't have known in advance that it was via Rakuten.I plan on ordering dinner the next time I visit.Please let me use it again.

The hotel staff are very friendly.I've stayed here several times, and like other hotels in Nobeoka, it's a fairly old facility. I travel a lot to local areas, so I won't deduct points for old items (lol) (dirty is a different matter.)The beds in the Western-style rooms are fluffy and you can sleep well. Also, the room is very spacious (lol) and the lighting is a bit dark.Japanese-style rooms are highly recommended. The prices are cheap, but the furnishings are just so emotional. There are items that even Bachanchi has never seen before (lol), which gives it a nostalgic feel and is a bit fun. And if you have back pain after traveling long distances, tatami mats and futons are a great option. And it's brighter than a Western-style room.It comes with a large public bath, which is rare in Nobeoka! Can 3 people fit in the sauna? There is a small one called. It's small but quite hot. Unfortunately, there is no cold water bath, so it's hard to get ready (crying).It's on the 7th floor, so you can see a panoramic view of Nobeoka. When I stayed there in the past, I was able to see fireworks.Breakfast is... normal. It's a very ordinary Japanese set meal. When I stayed at this hotel in the past, I ordered breakfast included, but when I went to the breakfast venue, there was no one there and there was no food, so I had a crazy experience, so I decided to stay without meals at this hotel. . As expected, the man at the reception who helped me at that time was also surprised. I might start eating it again when I feel like it. (This experience is the reason for the demerit of service points.)Since the city hall is next door, it is the perfect access for people related to government offices.

I didn't stay overnight, but I was able to accommodate sudden visits to the hot springs if they were available.