Business Hotels in Himeji

The room is relatively small, and it is closed and cannot open the window. The indoor fresh air and air conditioner are integrated and can be turned on and off at the same time. Personally, I prefer to be able to open the windows for ventilation. The floor may have an indescribable smell due to its age, is it damp? Renovation? Not suitable for sensitive people. The sanitary environment of the old hotel is good, and the subway exit is 50 meters away.

The location of the hotel is very good, isolated from the station There are many shopping malls and food streets around We arrived at the hotel later this time and didn’t have time to walk around. The room was very clean and the staff was very nice. Will definitely choose to stay again next time

I give the hotel an excellent score for location. Honestly, 2-5 minutes to all transportation access, 10 minutes walk to Himeji Castle, seconds to popular Japanese sushi bars- oh much longer, maybe minutes (I had to stop and get my bearings as usual) to the rest of downtown Himeji. Beds are firm, space is tight in this typical business person's hotel- yes more and more women so no longer businessman's. Staff have limited English, but they do their very best! I had to to extend by a day and my Japanese was not proficient in this area. Well after a few basic misunderstandings, commonsense reigned, we worked around my poor Japanese and the extra day was booked- cheaper if you do it online. Daily rates do change, so be quick to book directly with the hotel do not go third party, because if there are any problems, you have to try and contact third party and in Japan this is not always easy when off the main cities. What I really liked about this hotel is that they open up the floors to the air everyday. Are trying to keep environmentally clever, not easy in Japan. So everything is not automatic such as aircon. Windows are double glazed so you do not hear or feel a train and sirens are heard only when really close- hey its inner city. Breakfast is not gourmet Japanese cuisine (my other research specialty) and they cannot do eggs to save themselves,but everything else on brekky is tasty and included in price. If you do not speak Japanese the breakfast ladies (yes) will easily understand a few hand gestures on which button to push for a cuppa. They do it all the time for the Japanese! If you travel from the hotel under rail lines in the direction to the castle but not on otomaemichi, you will wander down streets of everyday Himeji- safely. What is amazing, is that you are still in the old moat district and will see vignettes of Himeji on signs and street organisation from before the Meiji period. Head to Hojoguchi still keeping away busy streets to your left. Little cafes, shops and the like will enjoy you custom. All of Himeji understands international visitors for hundreds of years so the service may be a little different and not as accommodating as expected in the hotel, but persevere and live a few minutes with the locals. After hours, when the nightlife awakens, bars are great fun.

I've been worried about it for a long time, so I chose to stay here to visit Kobe. It is a short walk from Himeji Station and Sanyo Himeji Station. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants around. The hotel is also beautiful. Apart from the bath and toilet, the air conditioner is sufficient. It is the quality of Daiwa Roynet Hotel. Personally, it is negative that the window does not open, but it is unavoidable because of the structure of the hotel. On the contrary, if it opens, it is dangerous because it is along the street. The front desk was told in advance that breakfast would be crowded, but the curry and oden were delicious. I will go again.

Wow, this was our first time staying at a Dormy and we loved it. We've stayed at other business hotels, and Dormy has been the best this far. The roof top onsen was great, very clean with lots of personal care products to use. They offer free ice cream (popsicles after onsen 🤤) and ramen in the evening, and free yakult in the morning. The room size is economical, bit larger than other business hotels we stayed in. Parking is not free, it's 1300 a night (if there's space). If it matters, the pajamas they provide are not visually appealing, though they are comfortable (a shirt and pants, both using synthetic sweat wicking (think athletic wear) fabrics).

The room is clean, the facilities are new, and daily necessities are available at the service counter. The beds are very comfortable, and the price is not expensive. It is very cost-effective. I will stay in Lihui next time.

There are not many free parking facilities around Himeji station, and I used this hotel to meet my friend this time, but the parking space of the three-dimensional parking lot is narrow, so if you are not confident in driving, you will be parked in the three-dimensional parking lot I think it's better to avoid it. The front desk 々 response was good. There are also shampoo bars and amenities bars next to the front desk. Amenities bars are prepared with tea, miso soup, soup, mouse wash, etc., but you will not be able to use it at 24 o'clock. Although it is a room, I stayed in the smoking twin room on the East Building ５ floor, but immediately after entering the room, I was a little worried about the smell of cigarettes even for smokers. There was no discomfort in the cleaning condition. I was worried about the sound of the air conditioner (it seems to be the sound of the compressor). It is a temperature adjustment of the hot water of the unit bus, but it is not a temperature setting type like the modern one, and it is a type of adjusting the handle of the hot water to the temperature of the preference, so it is a little troublesome. Also, since there is no function to temporarily stop the shower, when you want to keep the water temperature of your favorite when washing your body, you will not be able to get out, so you feel that the hot water is unpleasant. The public bathhouse has no inner bath and scenery, but it has an outer bath, and there were natural hot springs, hot water and carbonated hot water in the outer snow. The size was good and good, but there was a place where the shower hose in the washroom was hardened, and it was a little difficult to use. I think the breakfast side dishes were prepared except for the business hotel standard side dishes, and it was good. The atmosphere of the breakfast venue was 々 more than the field work on the day I used it, and it was a busy feeling. Although it is a guide in the hotel building, there is a place where it has been slightly changed (smoking space, microwave oven, ice machine, vending machine installation position), and I want to correct it here. The overall hotel impression is old, but I didn't feel uncomfortable, and I didn't feel uncomfortable with the staff at each place. But there was no good point like this, so it would be an ordinary evaluation.

The Hotel Wing International Himeji is located just a few blocks from the famous Himeji Castle. That means one can go near the castle any time. I went there early in the morning as well as late at night to take beautiful photos. To me, that is essential during my travel. What's more, the hotel has a veranda which is lighted, allowing guests to sit and enjoy a different view of the castle, day and night. The hotel includes also a tasty Japanese style buffet breakfast. It is not a big hotel; however, it has everything I need to enjoy during my stay.

The plane parking lot is right next to the hotel and the luggage is convenient. I think the location is good because it is a little ２０ minutes walk to Himeji Jo castle and a few minutes to the station. The twin rooms were wide 々 and it was good to be able to spend slowly even for all the family. Breakfast was good to be able to get as much as you like, and the breakfast venue was also wide 々 and it was good to feel open. There are many one-way traffic around the hotel, and I saw a person who was caught by the police without knowing it was one-way. I think it would be good to be run according to Navi.

Located on the south side of Himeji Station, 5 minutes walk and the natural hot spring bath are ribmax premium hotel in Uri. The hotel name is not listed in the appearance and may be a little difficult to understand. The hotel Nikko Himeji, which stands south of Himeji Station, is a marker, and if you pass under the hotel on the first floor, you can find the hotel in front of you immediately. Of the 14 stories, the top floor is a large bath, and the second floor to the 13th floor is a guest room. The single room is not large at 12 m2, and it is narrow. The premium is only available and the amenities are well prepared. The natural hot spring bath on the 14th floor has ample size, with a slightly narrow carbonated spring, an open-air bath and a sauna. It is a happy service to enjoy sauna from the morning, although it is not put in from 25:00 to 6:00. Natural hot springs seem to be Nakaizu hot springs, but I don't feel hot springs. Day trip bathing is \1,300- but it is not worth it. There is a cafe on the first floor and 2 hours from 7:00 to 9:00 is a breakfast venue. There are about 6 side dishes, and bread is only bread and Viking style, but let's consider it a snack level. There are some photos of bread, such as croissants that look delicious in the elevator, but only bread. At 7 o'clock, all 194 rooms will be visited at once, and the crowds will be crowded so that it is difficult to secure seats. The business hours are shorter than 2 hours and it is recommended to visit after 8:20 to avoid congestion. There are several coin parking in front of the hotel because it is in front of Himeji station. It is not available for free. There is a coin parking at the lowest price of \600- a day, about 5 minutes walk. I think it is a satisfactory hotel in that access is good and you can enjoy a large bath and breakfast at a relatively reasonable price setting. The staff is not available or not. It seems to be staying at a rate of about half 々 of long-term workers and tourists.