Cheap hotels in Hagi

Located in Hagi in the Yamaguchi region, with Kikugahama Beach and Shokasonjuku Academy nearby, Hagi No Yado Tomoe provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to...

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John

From

Sweden

Really good place to discover Hagi

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.

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Anton

From

Japan

Beautiful, location. Quiet place with authentic environment in the middle of fisher's community. Close to main points of interest in the area. Very good facilities for family multi-day stay.

Women only ulala guesthouse - Vacation STAY 58434v is located in Hagi, 4.2 km from Hagi Station, 27 km from Akiyoshidai Safari Land, as well as 28 km from Ojiyama Park.

Women only ulala guesthouse - Vacation STAY 44819v is set in Hagi, 4.2 km from Hagi Station, 27 km from Akiyoshidai Safari Land, and 28 km from Ojiyama Park.

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Lara

From

Brazil

Ulala is an adorable guesthouse, and I recommend it a lot. The place is clean, the room is comfortable and you feel very safe. It is offered free slippers, free towels, and the bathroom is equipped with high-quality shampoo, hair mask, cleansing oil and hairdryer. Also, the owner is welcoming and makes you feel like home. She offered me a car ride in two instances, and helped me take my luggage to the bus station. Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. it is located two minutes away from a Buddhist temple (Tokoji), which is worth visiting. Hagi is a beautiful, small coastal city with many interesting historical places, and the kindest people I met throughout my trip in Japan. You can do everything basically by walking but there’s also a cheap and nice bus system transportation that takes you to the main places faster.

Boasting a sauna, 渚の一棟貸し はぎうみ -hagiumi- is situated in Hagi. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

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Susan

From

United Kingdom

Modern, clean house with great amenities in the historic neighborhood near the beach. Loved the shower / sauna building.

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.

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Nonna

From

Finland

The self check-in was nice. The room was super clean, common spaces as well. AC worked well, comfy bed. Lots of amenities. The owners are very friendly.

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.

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Marius

From

Denmark

The food is very good local japanese food for both breakfast and dinner. But if you are a picky eater or dont like fish its not ideal. Crazy view. Nice people working there. Cheap bike rental.

Situated 1.3 km from Kikugahama Beach, Rakuten STAY HOUSE x WILL STYLE Hagi Nishitamachi offers accommodation with a balcony, as well as a garden.

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Yong

From

Malaysia

Feeling Home & Away. The house tastefully design with a modern touch and fully furnished with all needed essential. Check-in needed some IT savvy, iPad was given and need to fill up all individual particulars. Car park conveniently located at the house entrance. Certainly will recommend this lovely house.

Located in Hagi, 5.1 km from Shokasonjuku Academy, 夕景の宿　海のゆりかご　萩小町 provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking and a restaurant.

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David

From

Germany

Great onsen, superb dinner and breakfast, valet parking , awesome Japanese room with ocean view

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.

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Kathryn

From

Australia

We loved EVERYTHING about this hotel. The staff are lovely, the meals are wonderful, the onsen is just amazing with its sensational views. The room facilities may be a little dated but they in no way detract from the stay. It's a fabulous place to stay in Hagi. They even put a "woman" sign (just for me) at the entrance to the onsen as I was the only non-Japanese female staying so I would know which entrance to use.