Shiragiku

Afternoon tea, hotel service, free pudding in the evening, and their hot springs are very rich indoor and outdoor! You should stay at least two nights. The hotel is Beppu NO1, an old brand, and Japan is obsessed with details of old brands. It has also won Michelin. When checking out, I saw a sign in the corner. Finally, take the bus from Beppu Station and get off at Shiragiku Station, which is right in front of the hotel.

One room, two meals, although a bit expensive, but the service is really good. The supervisor personally brought into the room to explain the hotel services, and a blonde and white-skinned beauty translated it in English. Especially the two soups of different styles downstairs, which are interchangeable between men and women in the morning and evening. After soaking, you can go to the corner opposite to have a buffet of cold drinks, small wine, and tea and coffee. There is free pudding in the lobby after 9pm🍮, which is really nice

It takes about six or seven minutes to walk from Beppu JR Station to Shirogiku Hotel, but it is uphill. The hotel waiters are very enthusiastic. Although most of the waiters don't speak English well, they can basically communicate with each other with the help of translators. Dinner is served in your own room. Kaiseki cuisine is very generous and you can eat it. support. Breakfast is on the 12th floor, with a view of the sea. It is a Japanese buffet, and there is also a simple Western breakfast. It is very rich and there are not many people.

It was a pleasant trip. Baiju accommodated us and arranged a room with a garden view. The service was very user-friendly. The room is very comfortable, the facilities are very convenient, the smart toilet is very easy to use, the hot spring is top-notch, there are various teas, ice water lemonade and coffee available 24 hours in the lobby, the dinner is very high-end, nutritious and well-balanced, the waiters are enthusiastic and helpful polite. The breakfast variety is also very rich. The disadvantage is that the usher takes you inside one by one, which is a bit slow and the waiting time is relatively long. All in all we like Baiju very much and have stayed here many times.

The room is average, the service and catering are acceptable, afternoon tea is welcome and extra points

The store is a bit old, but the location and service are quite good. It is worth recommending to friends to stay here. 10 minutes away from Beppu Station, the bus stops for buses 5, 7, and 41 to Umijigoku and bus 36 to Yufuin are right at the door👍

Stayed for two consecutive nights, except that it is a little far from the iron wheel area where the eight hells scenic spots are located (about 2,000 yen by taxi one way), there are almost no shortcomings. Of course, after living for two days, I still feel that living in Baiju's place is quieter and more comfortable. It is more than ten minutes' walk from Beppu Station and the commercial district in front of the station. The hotel has excellent facilities, the hot springs are quite satisfactory, and the changing area is clean and classy. The buffet breakfast is exquisitely made and amazing, and the Japanese and Western dishes and desserts are all good. Although the dinner menu was deliberately changed in two days, the dishes are relatively simple and the portions are small, which seems to be somewhat lacking in sincerity. The service in the lobby is very good. Every day during check-in and check-out, the waiters gather at the gate to greet and send you smiles and blessings. The Japanese-style rooms are clean and tidy, and the space is reasonable. Some rooms can see the Beppu Park shaded by green trees.