Yamaguchi Hotel Guide. Hotels in Ajisu, Yamaguchi, Japan

"バイク旅です初めて利用しました。受付のネパールの方がとても分かりやすく教えてくれて素晴らしかったです。また利用させて頂きます。"

"The staff were very helpful and friendly, the breakfast was good, and it is very conveniently located."

"I came to the hotel late in the evening but people were very helpful. Breakfast was better than I expected."

"Nice staff and very friendly."

"Hotel staff was kind."

"This was a great place to stay while visiting my sons family in UBE."

"Great location, great staff, free drinks"

"Route Inn’s are always consistent with super helpful staff and nice accommodations. "

"Nice hotel, was a bit more expensive, probably because of the onsen on site. Yamaguchi is a wonderful city!"

"onsens fantastic. "

"Nice hotel"

"Clean, business style hotel, simple yet extremely functional. Both check-in/out are completed on a kiosk to the right-side of the front desk. Suited our needs wonderfully and the only suggestion for improvement would be thicker walls so I don't hear my neighbors."

"I liked its location. A great location away from the busier areas around the Shin Yamaguchi Station. Great location to get around if you have a rental car. I toured the entire circumference of the Prefecture in two days!"

"Fujiwara-san was very amicable and provided recommendations for visiting his region and restaurants."

"By far one of the best places we have stayed at in Japan, out of the 5 other places we have been to."

"Lovely stay "

"Breakfast was amazing and staff were so attentive."

"Basic onsen next door for $4 discounted entry for hotel guests was nice, with nice front lounge area. Hotel was a nice enough average business hotel style. Staff was super friendly and helpful, as usual in Japan :)"

"室内も綺麗で大浴場も良かった。"

"This place doesn't look like much from the outside, but it exceeds expectations. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the food was exciting and delicious, and the decor was creative with plants, travel information, and themes of Okinawa. Great for young or independent travelers who like a taste of multiculturalism. My parents in their late 50s also loved it and found it entertaining. Note: the bathroom facilities were a little rugged, if that's important to you."