Grand Base Mojiko

It took a lot of time to find it from Mojiko Station to the hotel, because there was no local phone number to call, so I had to find a public phone to call it. Fortunately, I found it successfully in the end; the internal facilities in the room were very satisfactory, and there was a small kitchen where you could prepare your own meals. There is a supermarket nearby where you can buy ingredients, and you can also go to Karato Market to buy seafood; there is also a 24-hour self-service laundromat nearby, making it easy to clean clothes; it is really worth visiting again!

I went to Shimonoseki and Mojiko with my friends. This accommodation is about a 10-15 minute walk from Mojiko Station, so you may need some patience to get there if you have luggage or in rainy weather. I had to enter a password at the entrance, but it didn't open with any number I received from Trip.com. Luckily, someone in charge was passing by and saw me, so I was able to get help, but I also had trouble checking in, so I was able to check in through video connection using the check-in tablet. I mentioned the difficulties earlier, but once I entered the room, I was very satisfied. The room was relatively larger and neater than other places, and the toilet and shower room were separated, and there was a microwave and induction cooker so you could do simple cooking. Please note that induction cookers have weak heating power, so it's best not to cook meat or anything like that. The TV is large and you can use YouTube, Netflix, etc. It’s nice to have a ‘Halloday’ hypermarket near the accommodation. Overall, aside from the difficulty of getting into the room, it was a very satisfactory accommodation.

The hotel will not tell you the password at the door in advance. It was very cold to have to stand at the door in the heavy snow and use an international roaming phone to contact the service staff to obtain the password and go through the self-check-in procedures. Children and family members had to wait for at least 20 minutes in the wind during the blizzard warning. It is very inconvenient for foreigners to stay. If you cannot make calls to Japan, it is definitely not recommended. The parking space at the door has been occupied for a long time I stayed here for two consecutive days and didn’t see the car leaving. You must find paid parking on your own The heating is not strong enough and it is very cold. Asking for extra quilts was refused

You need to check-in by yourself! I have not received any email regarding check-in information. After arriving at the destination, you need to use roaming data at your own expense to contact the staff. It took us 30 minutes to complete. A little inconvenient. Parking is available at the door, first come first served. The room is 10 minutes large, suitable for self-drivers and family travel.

I received a confirmation email in advance, but it didn't include the password for the entrance. This is my first call. When I checked in, the confirmation email was completely different, and no matter what number I entered, I couldn't check in. When I called again, I was given a completely different password. I took a picture of the room number and password displayed at check-in so that I could enter the room smoothly, but even though only a 4-digit number was displayed, I could not enter the room even after entering it. When I called again, I was asked to enter * after the 4 digits. In that case, I thought that * should also be included in the password. It took over 20 minutes from arrival to entry. Also, there was a regular smell coming from near the ventilation fan, probably because someone in the room was smoking an e-cigarette. I can't help but say this because I focused on the price, but I was with a small child, so overall I was very disappointed.

I didn't receive an email regarding my reservation in advance. I didn't know the pin code to enter the hotel, so I sent an email to them on the day. Other than that, it was very good.