Beppu Hotels with Wifi

"Super convenient with 3 min walk to Beppu station. Around 1km to the seashore. The staffs are very nice and helpful. We are impressed they have a written Beppu guide map in Thai. Recommend for anyone who is going to visit this city!"

"The hotel's location is excellent; you can see it right from the JR station platform. After exiting the station, it's just a two-minute walk across the street. There's a Lawson convenience store right outside the hotel to the left. Upon entering the hotel, you're required to remove your shoes (they can be stored in lockers), and the entire hotel is shoeless and very clean. The room isn't large but is perfectly adequate. The bed is small, and the pillow is firm but very comfortable. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, which is great for families as it allows for simultaneous use without disturbance. On the 13th floor, there's a hot spring bath with both indoor and outdoor options, as well as private baths. No reservations are needed; you just go directly. If it's busy, you queue and wait; each person gets about 45 minutes. After soaking in the hot spring, there's free ramen and cold drinks available on the first floor at 10 PM. I really love the atmosphere of this hotel! The breakfast is plentiful and delicious, and the service is excellent. There's also a bus stop right outside the hotel where you can catch bus route 24 to Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell) without having to walk back to the JR station."

"This couples' getaway was fantastic! The hotel is super close to the station, making getting around incredibly convenient. The free drinks at the ground floor water bar were a thoughtful touch, available whenever we wanted. The biggest surprise was the rooftop facilities – the bathhouse and sauna were amazing for unwinding. The infinity pool on the roof offered expansive views, and with the bar, the atmosphere was perfect. Looking out at the blue sky and distant mountains was truly therapeutic 😋. Both the service and amenities exceeded our expectations. We'll definitely be back to stay again 👍."

"I booked this hotel specifically for the private onsen in the room. When I first turned on the water, there was a strange smell, and I noticed some floating particles, which was quite off-putting. However, I later realized it was the natural sulfur smell of the hot spring, and the particles were inherent to the onsen water itself (as explained in the brochure), which put my mind at ease. The hotel environment is fantastic. The breakfast and dinner menus were different each of the two nights, which was wonderful. The food alone made it worth the price; it's the best value-for-money onsen hotel I've ever stayed at. It was my favorite part of the entire Kyushu trip! I definitely want to come back again in the winter."

"For my winter break trip to Japan, I continued exploring Kyushu, specifically Beppu and Yufuin. In Beppu, I stayed at this established onsen hotel. It wasn't expensive, and when I booked, it was the last room available. I kept checking countless times to see if a larger room would open up, but none did. My husband, due to his state-owned company job, couldn't travel, so it was just me and my son, which ended up being perfectly fine. The hotel initially even set up three futons for us in the tatami room. The onsen was very relaxing. There were a lot of Korean guests at the hotel; I noticed them all at breakfast. Our room had a sea view, which I really liked. For housekeeping, they only offer free cleaning on the third day if you stay for three consecutive nights. Otherwise, it costs 3000 yen per cleaning. We figured it wasn't worth it since we didn't have much trash anyway, and I didn't bother making the bed. The hot springs also offered sea views, though we only used them at night. Soaking in them before bed was incredibly comfortable and relaxing. Breakfast was a buffet with a good variety of local Kyushu dishes. I ate there for two days straight and didn't get tired of it. In terms of transportation, it's about a 100-meter walk from the Beppu bus terminal if you're coming from Fukuoka. The JR station is also only about a 10-minute walk away, which is very convenient. Overall, I think it offers pretty good value for money."

"No car? No problem! Right next to Beppu Station, there's a dedicated waiting room for the hotel, so you don't have to worry about rain or snow. Plus, there's a free shuttle bus every 20 minutes. The hotel is situated on a hill, offering expansive views from all common areas. Inside, there's a large gift shop and a game center, perfect for both adults and children. Even though my room had a mountain view, I had no regrets; seeing the misty mountains and the steam from the hot springs was very characteristic of Beppu. Of course, the most important part is the hot springs! I'm not sure if there are private baths, but the public bathhouse was already fantastic! There are three large outdoor tiered pools, so even with a lot of people, it doesn't feel crowded or awkward. They overlook the bay, and the front-most pool even allows you to lie down – I really loved that spot. There are also several smaller single-person pools. The sauna was surprisingly in the outdoor area too; although small, it also offered sea views. And there were at least three cleaning staff constantly tidying up, keeping both the pools and floors very clean. I soaked in the hot springs three times during my one-night stay ♨️ – it was incredibly relaxing! Dinner was a buffet with a wide variety of dishes, and you could drink as much beer, red wine, white wine, and sake as you wanted! All the desserts were delicious. One more thing: even though I didn't take photos, I noticed many child-friendly details, such as a kids' food corner and utensils at the buffet, and changing tables in the hot spring changing rooms. It was my first time seeing this at a hot spring hotel, which is quite rare. I took the wrong train when I arrived, delaying my plans for an entire day. Combined with the rain, traveling solo, without a car, and not wanting to walk around in the wet, I only did one thing in Beppu: I just enjoyed the hotel 😹. Booking a good hotel is really important; my mood completely improved once I got here 🫶🏻"

"Pros: ”I booked a room with a stone bathtub, but in the end, I didn't use it because I went to the communal onsen instead, which was absolutely wonderful. I also really liked the drinking water dispenser provided in the room, allowing me to get refills throughout the day. The food was delicious, and the staff provided excellent service.” Cons: ”The only area I would like to suggest for improvement is the breakfast. There was no coffee served, and I didn't quite understand why guests need to pay extra just to have coffee. I believe it would be much better if you could at least provide basic black coffee for your guests.”"

"I had a pleasant stay at this hotel in Beppu, Japan. The location is very convenient. It is within walking distance of Beppu Station, and there is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, making it easy to get around. There are also many restaurants and shops nearby. Check-in was smooth and efficient, and the staff were friendly. Ratings: - Room Cleanliness: 3/5 - Room Size: 3/5 - Breakfast: 4/5 - Spa: 3/5 Overall, this hotel is a good choice for travelers looking for a convenient location and easy access to transportation in Beppu."

"Facilities: We booked a family room, which came with a microwave, a kettle, a baby crib, a small sofa, some toys, and a baby toilet seat. It's really well-suited for families with young children. The downside is that the air conditioning in the room couldn't be adjusted, and the duvet on the bed was incredibly stuffy, making me wake up feeling hot every night. Hygiene: The room's cleanliness was excellent, which was reassuring. Environment: The hotel's location is fantastic; it's a short walk to the JR station, and there are supermarkets, cafes, and more nearby. The hotel also has a laundry room and a kids' play area on the 3rd floor."