AMANEK Beppu YULA-RE (アマネク別府ゆらり) Superior Twin & Standard King

For a 1-night, 2-day stay in Oita, I chose a hotel conveniently located in front of Beppu Station. This makes it easy to visit Yufuin and move to Oita Station the next day. Don Quijote is also just a 7-minute walk away. Three people will be staying. The lobby on the first floor is adorned with reinforced concrete and wooden puzzle patterns, creating a striking design. The building is 14 stories high, with an infinity pool on the rooftop floor (RF) and gender-separated large public baths and open-air baths on the 14th floor. This modern hot spring resort hotel is situated right in the heart of the city. Single rooms are only available up to the 5th floor, while higher floors exclusively feature twin rooms or larger. Single rooms facing Beppu Station are blocked by the parking lot of the building in front, making ocean views unlikely. High floors at AMANEK Beppu YULA-RE offer ocean views on both sides, but the view towards Beppu Tower, which includes the steam from Kannawa Onsen, is particularly impressive. During check-in, I arrange for my friends' rooms to be on higher floors facing Beppu Tower. My room, however, is on the 5th floor with a parking lot view. Superior Twin rooms and above are well-designed with separated spaces, and the bathrooms feature view baths, allowing guests to enjoy the scenery. Air purifiers are standard in the rooms. The Standard King room is equipped with a genuine super king-sized bed (not Hollywood-style). The room is spacious, and while it lacks a view, it guarantees a comfortable sleep. The hotel's hot springs include large public baths with panoramic windows and open-air baths, as well as a sauna. The hair dryers provided are Dyson. The infinity pool is equipped with jacuzzis, heated pools, and sunbeds, offering breathtaking views in all directions. The entire Beppu area unfolds like a panoramic painting. Breakfast is served as a set meal with a semi-buffet. Guests can choose between Western and Japanese styles. The Western option includes egg dishes and a plate of bacon and vegetables, while the Japanese option features rice cooked in a pot and grilled fish. Both options come with hot spring-steamed dishes. The buffet includes mentaiko, assorted sashimi, chicken dishes, bread varieties, Japanese side dishes, salads, and more, though fruits are not included. Sparkling wine is offered as part of the beverage selection. Nearby, there is a Lawson convenience store just 2 minutes away, and the Beppu Kitahama bus stop for the Oita Airport limousine bus is about a 4-minute walk, making it very convenient. Thank you.