Located in Hagi, 80 metres from Kikugahama Beach, リゾートホテル美萩 provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service.
Tzachi
Israel
The view of the ocean is stunning. The public bath was lovely too
Set in Hagi and only 6.4 km from Shokasonjuku Academy, Hagi Kanko Hotel offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Yi-Zhen Jun
New Zealand
View from onsen really nice over the water. Staff were so friendly (beyond usual friendly), I had the half board and it was great quality and plentiful. View from room really nice. Huge room. Opening windows. Everything was very well organised (people to guide you to a parking spot, dining, etc)
Offering a garden and inner courtyard view, 古民家1棟貸し 今魚店の家 is located in Hagi, 2.5 km from Shokasonjuku Academy and 2.5 km from Shoin Shrine.
Amélie
France
We loved the house, the location, and the town!
As photos show, this is a very traditional, lovely Japanese house, fully renovated with understated elegance, with 2 large tatami rooms, and western comfort in the master bedroom (two very comfy beds, armchairs and table) and bathroom (with ensuite shower); it has a charming front garden, and an orchard of the famous Hagi natsumikan at the back. The location is ideal, in what probably was temple grounds, 3 mn walk to a local supermarket, 5 mn from the spectacular beach, 10 mn from the merchants' quarter, 30 mn to samurai quarter. There is easy parking space for 1 (or 2 small cars). You'll see the iconic old wall with tiles every time you leave the house.
Communication with the owner was fine, though he or she wrote in Japanese (easily translates with Google trad). The young lady who welcomed us spoke good English and could point out surrounding restaurants ; the house mainly caters for Japanese speaking guests, but they also have prepared recommandations in English.
Hagi is a fabulous destination ; there is so much to see in and around the city, worth staying 2 or 3 days! We'd love to be back.
住み開き宿 鶴島邸 Tsurushima stay is a recently renovated homestay in Hagi, where guests can make the most of its garden and terrace. Featuring sea and mountain views, this homestay also features free WiFi.
James
Australia
The property has an absolutely fantastic view. It is very homely and comfortable. Aki is an extremely kind and friendly host who is willing to go the extra mile to make you feel at home. Even though it is a bit of a walk to the town centre, I loved the secluded spot, up where you can look out to the ocean. I would absolutely stay here again.
Located in Hagi in the Yamaguchi region with Kikugahama Beach nearby, 民泊中村 features accommodation with free private parking. The air-conditioned accommodation is 3.3 km from Hagi Station.
therese
Australia
Self contained house opposite the river which was a plus. Good laundry area too.
Old style house. Traditional sleeping too on futons.
It is a 25 minute walk into the Old Castle Town area which was very interesting.
Local ramen shop near to Old Castle Town was welcomed.
Located in Hagi, less than 1 km from Kikugahama Beach, ｹﾞｽﾄﾊｳｽ ﾊﾞｲｸﾔﾉﾆｶｲ provides accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located an 8-minute walk from JR Higashihagi Train Station, Hagi No Yado Tomoe, proudly presents its century-old authentic, Japanese atmosphere.
Maxine
Australia
Hagi No Yado Tomoe is a charming historic Inn that provides a high standard of accommodation and customer service.
The building is lovely with a stunning large zen garden.
Our tatami room was spacious, clean and comfortable with separate entrance room and bedroom offering very comfortable western style beds.
There were large windows offering lovely garden and river views.
Inn staff were very helpful and prior to arriving our bus station pick-up was arranged and a Shrine tour for the next day, that was very enjoyable and informative.
The Inn also provided good information for further self-planned exploration of wonderful Hagi and as the weather was very hot when there, drove us to a starting point for our self exploration.
All information regarding the use of the on-site onsen was provided with lovely high quality products and requirements provided in the room.
The traditional breakfasts were truly exceptional with a great deal of care and expertise involved in providing the best service and presentation possible and using amazing local produce.
I highly recommend the Inn and would love to stay again.
Located 4.2 km from Hagi Station, 27 km from Akiyoshidai Safari Land and 28 km from Ojiyama Park, women only ulala guesthouse - Vacation STAY 58434v offers accommodation situated in Hagi.
Situated in Hagi, within a few steps of Kikugahama Beach and 3.1 km of Shokasonjuku Academy, 宵待ちの宿 萩一輪 features accommodation with a garden and as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Situated in Hagi, a few steps from Kikugahama Beach, Senshunraku - Vacation STAY 18475v features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
I absolutely loved Hagi, we stayed for 3 nights and plan to...
I absolutely loved Hagi, we stayed for 3 nights and plan to return and stay again sometime in the future. The city art museum is impressive, the old merchant houses are interesting, the beach is absolutely stunning and the pottery was too tempting as I bought 4 pieces. I'd recommend visiting the atmospheric temples - Tokoji and Daishoin.
Definitely stop by Meirinkan - this combines an interesting museum with tourist information, cafe, restaurant and shop selling a good selection of items.
Sadly we didn't have time to visit the temple ruins or Mount Kasayama.
Lynn
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Hagi was home to several prominent and important figures in...
Hagi was home to several prominent and important figures in Japanese history. It was the hot bed of ideas starting with Yoshida Shoin whose free schools encouraged pride in being Japanese and also in having aspirations/dreams. The Hagi 5 brought back ideas from England that helped launch Japan's rapid industrialization.
It was the crossroads for Satsuma's Saigo Takamori, Tosa's Ryoma Sakamoto and Hagi's Shoin Yoshida to formulate a united plan to bring down the Tokugawa Shogunate. This area should have been declared a World Heritage Side. Maybe it would be if more information was provided in English for non-Japanese visitors.
Joan
United States
Scored 10
10
Such a pleasant surprise!
Such a pleasant surprise! I was visiting as part of a longer research trip, so I only had two nights in town, but I wish I could have extended my stay to see more sites. The locals were incredibly welcoming and warm, and there is more than enough to see for a long weekend stay.
Shannon
United States
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