Hotels near Kojima Shrine, Shimonoseki

　The hotel in Shimonoseki chose this place to try fish and seafood in the Karato market. Since the front of the hotel is a shipping station to Moji and Iwata Island, I was able to return to the hotel in ５ minutes after sightseeing Moji retro. Convenience store is next to the family. The sea sound hall and Kamon Wharf are also in front of you. Akama Jingu shrine and Yoshitsune statue are within walking distance. The station is far, but there are often city buses. Parking fee was free. The staff feels good. The building is old, the room is slender and small, but if you go from the price, you can't complain. The bed in the twin room is semi double ２ and relaxing. The bath and toilet are separated, and the bath is Japanese style that can wash the body outside the bathtub. There is a bath salt. There is no hook to hang a bath towel.

I arrived and called to ask the location of the parking lot, but he told me very politely, so I could stop immediately without hesitation. Since it is located near the station, I thought that there were few customers who came by car, but I was relieved with accurate information. I was tired of work, so it is a high point to have a refreshing reception and rest in a comfortable room. The words of my favorite book that I am conscious of are ”people who refresh others are refreshing themselves”, but what do the owner tell you in the education of the staff?

Location conditions cleanliness is good. I don't go to the public bath on the first basement floor, but there is a joint bath. It is crowded depending on the time zone, but it is convenient to see the congestion situation on the TV screen in the room. The ramen of the noodle shop in the center of the adjacent ramen is delicious at the miso ramen shop. The guests are happy to have a drink 1 cup free including alcohol. There is also a single item, so you can easily use it as a tavern. However, the unfortunate thing is that the check-in is made by the time zone, and the procession takes too long. I was waiting for about 30 minutes when I went around 18 o'clock. Can't it be a little smoother? Because the check-out was possible by the machine, there was only one person at the front desk, and even if I tried to leave my luggage, it corresponded to other customers, and it took time and waited for a lot. I am glad to be able to temporarily leave my luggage before check-in or after out. However, when I went to take the luggage that I had temporarily kept after checking out in the evening, the customer was full at the front desk and waited for a while. I was frustrated because the time to leave the Shinkansen was approaching. It takes too long for one person. I want you to grasp the situation at the front desk at the office and respond to the empty employees. If this was not a full score, it was a pity. The language is polite.

Very close hotel from Shimonoseki Station. It takes less than 10 minutes to walk. The price of the original 々 is also cheap, but we were able to stay at a low price in the Go To Travel campaign. The bed is comfortable and comfortable in a clean clean room. There was also a bicycle rental (1 only) and I was able to use it for Shimonoseki sightseeing. It is 100 yen an hour. There is a little buffet of bread in the morning. It is difficult to have not many restaurants and convenience stores on the west side of Shimonoseki Station, and it is good to go to the hotel after shopping is done in front of the station.

Located about 10 minutes walk from Shimonoseki Station. This dome inn is a manned correspondence with check-in payment and a free coffee next to the front desk. The room is a general dome in standard, there is a certain size and there is no pressure feeling. There are about 20 clothes lockers in the 10th floor large bath, 7 washing places in the bathroom, 5 people 〜 6 people, and open-air baths, sauna and water baths. Recently, the free ice pudding lactic acid beverage of the dome in standard is placed by time zone next to the large bath door. There seemed to be a manned hand rubbing place, but there was a free massage chair during the rest. Breakfast was on the first floor, there was a Japanese buffet, a puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer puffer pu I was able to spend comfortably with stable dome in standard and room bath.

This is pribably the best hotel in mojiko, beautiful rooms and good location. Guests for the better rooms have access to the lounge providing drinks and snacks throughout afternoon and evening. However the premier deluxe room that we booked has a split level between the toilet and the bed areas. This is unsuitable and unsafe for people with handicap and elderly couple like us. We had no choice but to ask for downgrading to a normal room. A great disappointment. However, we have to thank their staff for making an effort to relay our hearing aid which we left in the hotel in Hakata. They made sure that we received the ear piece in Kobe. We are very grateful.

I went to Kitakyushu for a family trip and stayed at Rihga royal hotel Fukuoka, which is located near Kokura station, the center of Kitakyushu. First of all, the location is very good. It's close to Kokura station and there are shopping centers, downtown, shopping streets, and Kokura castle nearby. Since it's near Kokura station, it's easy to get to other areas nearby, such as Fukuoka and Moji port. The hotel is a large hotel with high floors that are very noticeable in the neighborhood and seems to be the best hotel near Kokura for banquet halls, buffets, etc. It has an overall older feel than the newer hotels these days, but in a good way, it's classic and the rooms are relatively larger than the newer hotels. Overall, the hotel is well maintained, so it is clean and comfortable. The hotel staff is also doing a good job of maintaining the characteristic Japanese friendliness and attentiveness. The in-room amenities are also good. The hotel breakfast is also excellent for the price. I will definitely stay here again on my next visit to Kitakyushu.

I actually wanted to stay near Hakata, but everywhere else was expensive so I ended up staying in Kokura for one night. The Shinkansen takes about 15 minutes and costs about 2,000 yen one way, so I'm glad I chose Kokura. It was right next to the station, and 7/Matsukiyo was right in front of the hotel, so it was very convenient. The area beyond the hotel didn't seem to be safe, but as long as you don't go out at night, it's right in front of the station, so I don't think there's any problem even if you're a single woman. My room was in front of the elevator, so I was a little concerned about footsteps, but it was tolerable. It was nice that check-in and check-out was done smoothly using a machine. It was my first time staying at Livemax, but it was more beautiful than I expected and I would like to stay there again.

Very nice place for a good price. Staff don’t speak English but the have this instant translation app that made everything easy and smooth. Room was comfy enough even though the AC was a bit too noisy.

It was a late check-in, but he politely explained the membership system. Even if you check in at 3 places, you were responding to customers who lined up. The room was very clean and I thought it was as the word ３ at the front desk. The parking lot was very affordable and handmade breakfast was prepared. Kitakyushu has a good business of handmade breakfast and is one of the fun. I was surprised that I was working after 22 o'clock and was near the front desk at 8 o'clock in the morning. I might be a manager, but I wanted to work hard so that I couldn't work too much. Although it was a single, the bed was spacious and comfortable. I was able to sleep enough with my son of an elementary school student. I want to use it if I have another chance. If the frequency increases, I want to become a member. There was a humidifier in the room and it was saved.