Hotels near Onomachi Station

"As always a clean hotel"

"Always nice stuffs and clean. They have seating area front of outside and Lawson."

"Hotel is conveniently located near a train station for our commute to the airport early next morning. We were given a room on the second floor and despite the only window in the room being sealed with silicone we could hear hotel guests chatting in the car park below late at night. Otherwise, the room is serviceable."

"The hotel staff were all very kind and helpful! I shipped my luggage here from a different hotel without issue, and check in and check out were easy. Breakfast was tasty and they provided a lot of options. I also like how this hotel is directly connected to the sky bridge leading to the airport. The room I was in was a bit odd. I think it was set up for two beds but they took one away along with the dresser or armoire that may have been beside it. So there was a lot of empty space. I also only got one flat pillow and needed to use clothes/towels for extra support. Finally, this could be because I was next to the floor's washing machine, but the shower temperature kept fluctuating drastically. It would be normal one second (as I adjusted it) and the next it would be super cold or super hot, then back to normal again. So room placement might make a difference if that's something you care about. Otherwise, this is the perfect hotel to spend a quick stay."

"Staffs are friendly. Location is good. Good hotel for overnight fir connection"

"Great room for an overnight stay and an early flight the next day. Breakfast was good, a lot of choices. Bed was nice and firm."

"The room was clean and loved the amenities provided for my night before my flight "

"great breakfast, near train station. 15 walk to costco, very quite neighborhood "

"This is very basic accommodation and there are no facilities - not recommended for more than a night or two. We chose it because it is convenient for the airport and was very close to the car hire place. Definitely no frills but OK for one night. There was only one light bulb - no bedside lamps so you either had the whole room lit or in total darkness. "