Fukuyama Hotels with Parking

Every night we were told that our kiseki dinner ”has been upgraded” due to us changing to a smaller sea view room than the only mountain view room was available through trip.com. But every night at dinner, every guest were being served the same dishes. Makes us wonder what ”upgraded” really means. We stayed for 3 nights, breakfast variety gets boring after the second morning. This being a resort, closing breakfast service at 0915 is not helping us relax...

It wasn't a big facility, but it was a very good inn with a view of the sea in front of me. The food was delicious and I was able to relax by serving it in a private room. The hot spring was warm for a while, probably because of the quality of the hot spring that warms my body. The view from the open-air bath is the best. I would like to use it again if I have a good location to stroll around the city. The staff 々 was also nice. The structure in the inn was a bit complicated and I was lost to return to the room several times 😂

The staff was very nice and helped me carry my luggage to the third floor, which was a bit shaky. 👍 The suitcases could be spread out, leaving plenty of space. The wind was blowing from the construction site, and the place where my head rested was an unwrapped beam with two wooden planks, which felt unsafe, so I switched sides.

Due to a sudden business trip, I had to book a hotel across the street from my usual one. Because there were so many tourists, the hotel rate was higher than usual, but I was surprised by how small the room was. However, as others have commented, the breakfast was clean and good.

You can see it from the Fukuyama Station platform; it's about a 7-8 minute walk. Take the exit in the opposite direction from Fukuyama Castle, turn right, and keep walking. I especially liked the breakfast at Toyoko Hotel—simple but delicious. I enjoyed the rice, sausage, pickled vegetables, and fried fish. It's a standard business hotel; you can check in at the machine, and there's a Chinese language option. I think if you're not looking for a resort hotel, Toyoko is definitely a good choice—economical and includes breakfast. The rooms aren't large, but the twin rooms are decent.

The receptionist was a foreigner, but he was polite and spoke fluent Japanese. The snack and drink service was appreciated. The room was equipped with a refrigerator and microwave, which was convenient. The unit bath had an auto-lock, and the room was just as comfortable as a regular hotel. The Shinkansen runs nearby, so it's not completely silent, but it didn't bother me. There is a parking lot on the premises, and it's a single-story building, so it may be more convenient than a regular business hotel. It's reasonably priced for those who drive, and I would recommend it. I'd like to use it again when I have a business trip to Okayama.

An amusing , exotic hotel . Not necessarily central but a funny experience. Breakfast in the room !

There is a convenience store about 5 minutes walk away, and shopping facilities and restaurants about 10 minutes walk away, so I think you will be able to spend there without any problems. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis, but there are free areas, and since I only use the shower when I'm working, the plan without a shower in the room was not a problem. The facilities are old, but considering the price, I guess it's acceptable. Thank you for your help.

Very good, it is an adult hotel, free breakfast. Parking is available downstairs. However, it is an adult hotel. After entering, there is a vending machine-like thing to pay for, and no one can contact the accommodation throughout the whole process. Need breakfast to call

The hotel was old and the carpet on the room floor was so old that I didn't want to touch it with barefoot, the walls were thin, and the room next door was noisy at night, but there was no old smell and the bed was large and comfortable to sleep. Because I used the car, the parking lot was free and available immediately, so it was convenient. Since this plan was a night stay, dinner was close to the downtown area and there were many delicious foods, and breakfast used the seafood dining room in the market.