Hotels near Shin-Yamaguchi Station, Yamaguchi

Located in Yamaguchi, 21 km from Tokiwa Park, Comfort Hotel Shin Yamaguchi provides accommodation with free bikes and private parking.

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Suphamit

From

Thailand

The location is great. It is just a few steps from the Shinkansen station. There is a convenient store next door and a few more at the station. The breakfast was reasonable. The room is a Japanese hotel standard room. The staff was helpful. Very good value for money.

Situated in Yamaguchi, 21 km from Tokiwa Park, Hotel Alpha-One Ogori features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking and a restaurant.

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Ho Lam

From

Hong Kong

Close to Shin-Yamaguchi station; have an onsen; spacious room

Situated in Yamaguchi and with Tokiwa Park reachable within 31 km, Onn Yuda Onsen features a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a restaurant.

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Foong Yen

From

Malaysia

Lovely onsen, quiet surroundings, convenient and affordable parking, friendly and helpful staff, delicious breakfast! Noa-san in particular helped us a lot and made it a memorable stay.

Conveniently set in the Yuda Onsen district of Yamaguchi, Super Hotel Yamaguchi Yuda Onsen is located 32 km from Tokiwa Park, 32 km from Tokiwa Museum and 32 km from Tokiwa Zoo.

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Shanika

From

Australia

Place is clean and the staff very helpful and nice.

Toyoko Inn Shin-yamaguchi-eki Shinkansen-guchi is situated in Yamaguchi, 22 km from Tokiwa Zoo and 22 km from Tokiwa Park. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.

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Swee Kheng

From

Singapore

It is near train station and looks very cosy.

Royal Inn Shinyamaguchi Ekimae is set in Yamaguchi, 22 km from Tokiwa Zoo and 22 km from Tokiwa Park. The 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.

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Alan

From

Australia

A full size bath, and an ensuite large enough to roam around in! Most of our other hotels had ensuites that looked like space capsules and which were designed to make use of every micro-millimetre.... so having a shower meant knocking elbows against the basin which, in these modern toilets, is considered suitably-placed overhanging what passes for a bath nowadays. Not fun for an old guy! But the Royal Inn was obviously designed in the sixties or seventies (the bath and toilet were bright GREEN!), and we were grateful for the luxury of enough room to move freely. Sure, the carpet in the hallway looked as if it was as original as the full-size bath, and the hotel, in ultra-modern Japan, is something of an anomaly. Some reviews have taken exception to its unrefurbished age and condition, but we judged that -- after two weeks in the modern-style hotels all over Kansai -- as its major plus... it is already a bit of history!