The hotel's location was a major plus, as it was super close to the destination
The staff were super friendly and helpful
The room was surprisingly spacious and had a great big bath
The onsen was great, but the location was a bit of a letdown
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The room was surprisingly spacious and had a great big bath
— how guests describe the rooms
Every room includes Bath, Air conditioning, Free WiFi, Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Desk, Refrigerator, Telephone, and 18 more
20 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
The Double Room - Smoking has a seating area with a sofa and a refrigerator, as well as an electric kettle. The bathroom has a bath and bidet, with a hairdryer provided, and the room is equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and pay-per-view channels. This room sleeps 2 guests.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
20 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
This double room at the Sky Heart Hotel Shimonoseki features a comfortable double bed, air conditioning, and free WiFi. The room includes a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, and a sink area with a fridge and electric kettle, offering a relaxing stay.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
20 m² · 2 single beds · Sleeps 2
The Twin Room - Smoking at Sky Heart Hotel Shimonoseki features comfortable beds, air conditioning, and free WiFi, along with a spacious private bathroom and a sink area with a fridge and electric kettle, offering a relaxing stay.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
20 m² · 1 single bed · Sleeps 1
The Single Room at Sky Heart Hotel Shimonoseki features a compact layout with a comfortable single bed, air conditioning, and modern amenities like free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a sink area, fridge, and electric kettle.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
20 m² · 1 single bed · Sleeps 1
The Single Room at Sky Heart Hotel Shimonoseki features a compact layout with a comfortable single bed, air conditioning, and free WiFi. Standout features include a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, and a sink area with a fridge and electric kettle.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
20 m² · 2 single beds · Sleeps 2
The Twin Room at Sky Heart Hotel Shimonoseki features comfortable beds, air conditioning, and free WiFi. It includes a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, and a sink area with a fridge and electric kettle, offering a relaxing and convenient stay.
Beds 7.6/10 · 40 guests mention them
“宿泊先の選定は慎重にすべきと反省しています。”
There’s nothing good to say. Compared with similar hotels the breakfast quality drops, the TV only shows terrestrial channels with no BS options—hardly what you expect today, and the large public bath was shared by men and women on alternating slots, which feels outdated for a modern hotel.
The hotel is quite comfortable and very Japanese, featuring Japanese‑style hot springs with a lovely forest view from the water, a very quiet place that feels like the Hotel of the Radiance—laughs, not in architecture but in the vibe. It’s served by the Hakone cable car and you can walk around the lake, though the area is sparsely populated and has little commerce.
Although the hotel is far from the station, it was only a ten‑minute walk to the conference venue; however, despite booking a room that included breakfast, no breakfast was actually provided.
“昭和感が漂うホテル”
The room was spacious, yet the communal bath operates on a swap‑in‑swap‑out schedule and, because the door has no lock, you can see the changing area as soon as you open it, which is unsettling for female guests; also the signs to the second parking lot were confusing, so I ended up using a coin‑operated lot.
The big public bath was great for relaxing and I appreciated the free parking, but the building and its fixtures look old‑fashioned, as if they were taken over from a former staff dormitory.
“宿泊先の選定は慎重にすべきと反省しています。”
There’s nothing good to say. Compared with similar hotels the breakfast quality drops, the TV only shows terrestrial channels with no BS options—hardly what you expect today, and the large public bath was shared by men and women on alternating slots, which feels outdated for a modern hotel.
“昭和感が漂うホテル”
The room was spacious, yet the communal bath operates on a swap‑in‑swap‑out schedule and, because the door has no lock, you can see the changing area as soon as you open it, which is unsettling for female guests; also the signs to the second parking lot were confusing, so I ended up using a coin‑operated lot.
The hotel is quite comfortable and very Japanese, featuring Japanese‑style hot springs with a lovely forest view from the water, a very quiet place that feels like the Hotel of the Radiance—laughs, not in architecture but in the vibe. It’s served by the Hakone cable car and you can walk around the lake, though the area is sparsely populated and has little commerce.
The big public bath was great for relaxing and I appreciated the free parking, but the building and its fixtures look old‑fashioned, as if they were taken over from a former staff dormitory.
Although the hotel is far from the station, it was only a ten‑minute walk to the conference venue; however, despite booking a room that included breakfast, no breakfast was actually provided.
