OITA REGAL HOTEL, Oita – A Smart Stay in the City

The hotel is really convenient, right on the Rugby World Cup fanzone, which was very handy. The rooms, despite having a bit of a dated and scuffed look, were generally clean though they smelt of smoke, even though it's a 'nonsmoking' hotel. The staff are lovely and very generous and helpful, making the stay enjoyable. However, dining costs extra for a $144 room, and there was a good variety but at an additional expense. The location is great within Oita, very close to the main Oita station, which adds to its appeal.

The hotel is really convenient, just a 5-minute walk from JR Oita station with nice transportation and shopping nearby. The rooms were quite spacious, offering a nice view, but a bit small. The service was outstanding, with staff going out of their way to be very nice and generous. The dining had a good variety and choices, though it cost extra for a $144 room. The facilities were impressive, making for a great stay. However, the dining was a bit on the pricey side, and the room size could be bigger.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms were perfect despite some equipment failures, I was disappointed by the small elevator, limited toiletries, and the absence of coffee or tea in the room even though there was a water boiler available. The service, on the other hand, was exceptional with the staff going out of their way to be generous and helpful. The location was great, just a 5-minute walk from JR Oita station, offering impressive accessibility. However, the dining options, though good, came at an extra cost for a room priced at $144.

I was pleasantly surprised by the room size, they were bigger than expected which was a welcomed touch, yet the lingering smell of smoke in a nonsmoking room was a downside. However, the rooms were incredibly clean despite some equipment failures. The service was top-notch, the staff really went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable and were very nice. The hotel's location was a major positive, being very close to the main Oita station and shopping areas. The dining experience offered a good variety of choices, especially the sandwiches. Overall, the facilities were great despite some minor issues.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms, although a bit small, were clean and comfortable. The service from the staff was exceptional, going out of their way to assist me. The location was convenient, especially being close to the main Oita station. However, the lack of coffee or tea in the room was a downside, despite the available water boiler.

The hotel is conveniently located close to Oita Station and the walking street, making it easy to find and fantastic. The rooms, despite being ready, were very dirty by Japanese standards and smelt of smoke in a nonsmoking environment. The service staff goes out of their way to be nice and friendly, providing a lovely experience. The hotel is right on the Rugby World Cup fanzone, which is very handy. The dining options offer a good variety at additional costs for a $144 room.

The hotel is perfectly situated, mere steps from the JR Oita station, offering convenience to travelers. The rooms, although slightly small, were immaculately clean and well-kept. The service was exceptionally friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. However, the dining options came at an extra cost despite the overall good variety. The location near the Rugby World Cup fanzone adds to the charm of the stay.

The hotel rooms were a bit bigger than expected, quite spacious compared to other business hotels in Japan, which was a welcome surprise. However, the cleanliness did not meet Japanese standards. The service was exceptional, with staff going out of their way to be very nice, lovely, generous, and helpful. The location was very good, close to the station and shopping, providing a fantastic and easy-to-find spot with nice transportation options. The dining experience offered a good variety, but at an extra cost for a room priced at $144. Overall, despite some cleanliness issues, the generous and helpful service and convenient location made the stay satisfying.

I found this hotel to be a mixed bag. On the positive side, the rooms were quite spacious compared to other business hotels in Japan, but the elevator smelt of smoke, despite being listed as 'nonsmoking'. The service was friendly and the staff went out of their way to help, though some areas like housekeeping and laundry could be improved. The location was really convenient, close to the station and shopping areas. The dining options had a good variety and choices, but extra costs for some items could be off-putting. Facilities were decent, with some room for enhancement.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms, despite being labeled as non-smoking, had a lingering smell of smoke that was disappointing. On a positive note, they were generally clean, but they did show some signs of being dated and scuffed. The service, however, was top-notch with very generous and helpful staff who went out of their way to assist. The location was impressive, especially for Rugby World Cup fans, as it was right on the fanzone and easy to find from the train station. The dining options offered a good variety, although the price may not align with the overall value. Overall, a decent stay with some notable drawbacks.