Hotel a Beppu

The hotel is conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Beppu Train Station and is also close to a bus stop, making it easy to transfer to buses for visiting Beppu Onsen. There is a Lawson convenience store next to the hotel, making it very convenient to buy midnight snacks. Because the hotel is very convenient, many people patronize it during the holidays, so it's not very quiet. The hotel's amenities are quite good, with onsen but no ramen available.

La posizione della camera d'albergo è ottima, ma l'impressione generale è che l'hotel sia molto tirchio. Ci sono solo due bottiglie d'acqua e niente bevande gratuite. Normalmente, gli altri hotel offrono un drink di benvenuto o una macchina da caffè gratuita.

First time staying at a Hoshino Resorts onsen hotel, and I'm very satisfied! I really like the understated entrance at the beginning, the design of the room, the dinner, the hotel's activities in between, and the breakfast! The only drawback is that the outdoor baths are not very special!

Really good hotel - Onsen inside the hotel was lovely. Bed was nice, provided amenities and luggage storage - I liked that the hotel had ice dispensers and vending machines. Location was also perfect - close to train station/bus stops.

cannot reccomend this ryokan enough, the location was fantastic; only a 6 minute walk from the beppu station and the staff were so friendly it warmed my heart. My partner and I booked the private onsen during check in the day of and managed to get the exact time we wanted. The older gentlemen who I believe owns the ryokan was so kind and generous I would return to this ryokan just to see him again! The tatami rooms were clean and the ammenities all were provided. The prices were unbeatable and arguably provided one of the largest rooms I’ve experienced in Japan. Yukata and traditional bedding were prepared and ready for us upon check in. Multiple public onsen and private onsen were available for use. Private onsen only cost 500 yen for 50 minutes. 7 hells of beppu was only a 40 minute bus ride away. Truly I lack the words to convey how much I enjoyed and reccomend this hotel. Whenever I’m back in beppu I will be back to this ryokan!

Hot spring: It's a chloride spring, which isn't particularly unique, but you can enjoy the raw, natural hot spring water since it's free-flowing from the source without any added water or heating. The view from the open-air rooftop bath isn't very scenic. Breakfast: There's a good variety and it's delicious. Building: The hallways and elevators themselves feel a bit old. Room: You can see the ocean from the ocean-view rooms, but the view is obstructed by the building in front if your room is far from the elevator.

We booked a family room with six beds, and the five of us slept very comfortably, with each person having their own bed without disturbing each other! The room was also super spacious! However, the air conditioning temperature couldn't be adjusted, and the hotel was a bit stuffy to sleep in. Its biggest advantage is the large public bath, but it's divided into separate times for men's and women's baths. On the day we stayed, my daughter and I saw that the time slot after 9:45 PM was for the men's bath, and we didn't use it before 9:00 PM, so we didn't get to use the public bath. My son was lucky enough to use the men's bath because his timing lined up with the 9:45 PM entry time. The time slot divisions are quite inconvenient, as you have to check your schedule to plan when to use it! The next day, we drove to Kyushu Natural Animal Park, which was about a 45-minute drive. I am letting you know for your reference!

Stay at Rex Hotel Beppu for a perfect blend of luxury and value. Booking through Klook is seamless, often securing a package that includes both breakfast and dinner. Dining Highlights • Dinner: The standout is the unlimited snow crab legs, which are fresh, sweet, and meaty. The meal is a unique hybrid of a sophisticated Kaiseki-style set (featuring local Oita specialties) and a generous buffet. • Breakfast: Expect a high-quality spread with both Japanese and Western options, all served in a dining room with stunning sunrise views over the ocean. The Experience Every room is oceanfront, offering a private balcony to enjoy the sea breeze. Don’t miss the rooftop infinity onsen; soaking while watching the sunrise is a bucket-list experience. The hotel maintains a strict "no-shoes" policy, making the wooden floors feel exceptionally clean and homey. It’s an ideal choice for a relaxing, food-focused getaway.

very nice and cosy place to rest and relax, great onsen hotel