Hotel Kiraku

The hotel has a large sense of space. This is definitely one of the five largest rooms I've had in my nearly 30 years of staying in Japanese hotels. There are 28 square meters. There are relatively few places to shower in the large public bath. Others are fine. There are three set times for breakfast. Each segment is only half an hour long. A bit stressful for us leisure travelers. Others generally satisfactory. There is also some space for putting on shoes when leaving the room. Very appreciated

They brought me a spoon from the restaurant and lent it to me.

The room was very clean and I was able to relax. I was looking forward to the hot springs, so it would have been great if it had been a little larger and had an open-air bath.

Although the building is old, it has been renovated and the rooms are clean. The front desk staff were kind, polite, and pleasant, so I had a comfortable stay.

We stayed here for 3 nights while sightseeing in Yamaguchi. It's about a 10-minute walk from Onsen Station. It's a little further back from the main street, so it's convenient and quiet, with restaurants, shopping, and the bus stop nearby. The building itself doesn't seem new, and has a Showa-era feel, but it's been nicely renovated. We stayed in a twin room, and the bathroom was new and clean, and it was convenient to have two sinks. It was a smoking room, which is rare these days, and my husband, who only smokes, was happy. The TV was large, and there were many outlets on the wall. The warm hot spring was pleasant, and the breakfast was delicious. It was an inn I'd like to stay at again.

A large hotel in the center of Yuda Onsen. Courteous front desk staff, clean interior. The large bath, moderate temperature, and smooth water quality allowed me to relax. Breakfast was buffet style, with a small selection of items, but the flavor was gentle.