Rembrandt Hotel Oita

This hotel offers great value for money. The lobby is quite luxurious, and the breakfast spread is plentiful. From the room, you can enjoy a beautiful city view. The hotel seems to host a lot of weddings, but it's a bit far from the commercial district, though there's a bus stop right outside.

["This is a standard 2-star budget hotel. The location is very convenient, just a few minutes' walk from the subway station, and there's a convenience store downstairs, making it easy to get around and find food. The room space is a bit small, typical for a Japanese economy hotel, so you can only half-open your suitcase. The cleanliness is decent, with essential toiletries provided and neat bedding. The facilities are a bit old, and the soundproofing is average; you can occasionally hear noise from the hallway. The front desk staff are polite, and check-in/check-out is efficient. It offers good value for money and is perfectly adequate for a simple overnight stay.","Overall, this 2-star hotel is pretty standard. The location is a big plus, being close to the station makes getting around easy. The room is genuinely quite small, and the facilities feel dated. The water pressure in the bathroom is just okay. Basic cleanliness is fine, but the detailed cleaning could be better. The soundproofing is weak; you can clearly hear people walking in the hallway at night. The breakfast selection is simple and the taste is average. Its strong points are the affordable price and good location. If you don't have high expectations for your accommodation and just want convenience and to save money, it's an option. If you're looking for comfort, it's not recommended.","A very good value 2-star budget hotel. Excellent location, close to the subway and commercial area. The room is small and compact, clean and tidy, with all essential facilities. The service is friendly, and the price is affordable, suitable for short stays."]

Not bad. The room was quite spacious for a Japanese-style room.

This hotel is a bit far from JR Oita Station, and it can be tiring to walk back and forth if you're using it as a transfer point between Beppu and Yufuin. It's an older hotel that's been renovated, but the furniture is still old, and the bedding comfort is just average; the duvet was too thick. The room size is quite large for Japan. We specifically booked a room with a sofa bed for our child, but it was small and hard, and our child refused to sleep on it after an hour. There's a large 24-hour supermarket near the hotel with good prices, which is convenient for buying daily necessities. Across the street is a school, and the Nikko Hotel is not far next door. Oita Art Museum and the pedestrian street are within walking distance.