Nogami Honkan

Ryokan bastante antiguo, pero aún en funcionamiento. Las habitaciones son amplias. El aparcamiento no está incluido. El desayuno es aceptable. Dos onsen para los huéspedes. Son bastante antiguos, pero el agua es natural y caliente. El servicio es correcto.

Se puede ir andando a la estación, hay lavadora y secadora por 300 JPY, onsen privado por solo 500 JPY, hay un área común grande, el hotel es un poco viejo, pero está limpio y, dado el precio que pagué, estoy muy satisfecho.

very close to bus stop, shopping plaza and convenience store. front desk is nice 👍 two onsen the only concern is mosquito inside the room

Everything is perfect, the location, the service and the cleanliness. Would be nice if you can provide bigger towels in the room Will stay again

Nogami Honkan has a convenient location—an easy walk downhill from Beppu Station and surrounded by plenty of food options. It’s also within walking distance to Beppu Tower, where you can enjoy nice views of the city and the sea. We went during the day, but I imagine the night view would be beautiful too. Staying here gave us a feel of the quieter, local side of Beppu. While the town itself is calm with fewer people, tourist spots can still get busy with tour groups. However, compared to other traditional inns (ryokan) we’ve stayed in around Japan, the service here felt minimal. We didn’t get the warm or inviting welcome typical of Japanese hospitality. The room was quite dusty, the in-room shower was dated and run-down, and the road noise was noticeable even on level 4. The room had a smell when we first entered, and I had to use lavender disinfectant spray and essential oils to make it more comfortable. The sea view from the room was a plus, though. Facilities were basic. The private onsen costs 500 yen, while the public onsen is free, but both felt quite run-down and not very well maintained. There are vending machines on each floor, plus free water, coffee, and tea machines, which were convenient for our family of four. Breakfast was included and was one of the highlights. We enjoyed grilling our own fish and cooking our own eggs and toast right at the table with all the ingredients and utensils provided. Overall, it was an okay stay mainly for the location and local experience, but the condition of the rooms and onsens, along with the lack of warm service, made it feel below the standard of other Japanese inns we’ve visited.

Very cool authentic hotel with nice staff! Beware that they have onsens, but you can probably boil an egg in their water  :)

Nice hongan. Nice and easy set breakfast. Promotion price for private onsen. Not daily housekeeping.

good value for money! would definitely stay again location: it's relatively further from the station , around a 8-10min walk. there is a 7-11 just around the corner room: my room came without a bathroom but for the ladies are 3 cubicles shared among the 7 mix gendered guests on the floor. i did not have to wait in line at all. there was more than enough space in the room to open my suitcase wide and still feel comfortable. bed and pillow was a bit hard though, and you can hear anyone talking loudly downstairs outside the building as the room is on 2nd floor, tho that doesnt happen very often. food: amazing balanced breakfast that changes everyday - really delicious! onsen: the one on 2F was smaller than 1F, but very good and comfortable. clean too. you can book a private onsen room for 500yen (50mins) staff: all of them were super friendly, helpful and made me feel welcome. there are english-proficient staff available 24H as well :)

It was nice experience of old-fashioned Japanese’s room one night stay.