Kagoshima City Hotels with Breakfast

I was lucky to get a corner room on the 11th floor with a great view of Sakurajima. The room was spacious and the furnishings and decor were very upscale. The breakfast on the 4th floor was plentiful, and I also tried the dinner buffet. It was originally 7000, but I think I only paid just under 5000 per person when checking out, so maybe there's a discount for hotel guests. The food was delicious. The hotel shuttle bus to Chuo Station runs every half hour, so be sure to check the schedule. You can board at Higashi 21, across the street from Chuo Station. There's a huge supermarket across the street with great stuff. Fruits are half the price of Fukuoka, but the apples were a bit mushy. There's also a huge drug store diagonally opposite, which is great for browsing. The view of Takenohashi across from the hotel is also fantastic and worth a stroll. The hotel is conveniently located right opposite a station. I recommend taking a taxi to Shiroyama environment. The hotel also has natural hot springs. Thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up!

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, right in the Tenmonkan shopping arcade. It's just a 10-15 minute walk to the south pier for the high-speed ferry, the Sakurajima ferry, Kagoshima Aquarium, and Shiroyama Observatory. Plus, there are tram and bus stops right outside the hotel for easy access to Kagoshima-Chuo Station, JR Kagoshima Station, and Sengan-en Garden. The room itself was spacious and quiet, and the bed was comfortably wide.

This was my first time staying here, and I chose it because of the large public bath, the price, and its proximity to Tenmonkan. It turned out to be one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in! The staff were all very friendly and helpful, making it an incredible value for money. By chance, at breakfast, I ended up sitting next to the same staff member (a student working part-time) who had checked me in the previous night. She taught me a lot about current events in Kagoshima, which was really interesting. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Kagoshima!

Check in was easy, the staff is friendly and helpful. But the room was smelling really strong. I think they gave me q smoking room or someone smoked there (even though I asked non smoking and they confirmed this request and info).... I woke up in the middle of the night wanting to throw up with the smell. I tried to open the window but it didn't open. And so I turned on the ventilation in the bathroom and left the door open and got better. But this was very bad... Amenities are almost null... The onsen was cozy, there was some ”individual seats” to chill. Breakfast was delicious but the staff that keeps bringing food does it in a rush and the space was very narrow.. so it was very abnoxious.. they were almost always bumping into someone.. I needed to be more careful with staff than other guests .

Good location. V near to tram station and shoping areas with many good food around. Also near to daiso and don don donki. Walk 5 mins opp the street u hv the airport bus straight to airport. Very efficient. The bedroom with bunk bed v nice for 4 pax and families. They even have bath salts, coffee and microwave at lobby

Room a little too small, but smack in the middle of Kumamoto. Had the pleasure of witnessing the Ohara festival during our tripl.

It was definitely worth more than I paid, and the breakfast was great too. The only issue was the hot water. The pressure was so low that it took forever to fill up the tub.

The hotel is located near restaurants and drug stores in Tenmonkan, and there is a convenience store below the hotel, which was great. Breakfast includes toast, coffee, and yogurt, and we were able to get to the Kagoshima Aquarium Io World by car right next to the hotel.

The hotel is centrally located near Tenmonkan shopping area, around 2-3 bus stops away from Kagoshima-Chuo station. (May take a while to walk) The room is comfortable and clean, and room space is surprisingly decent for 2 ppl with opened luggage. Wifi signal is not the strongest but acceptable. There's also public onsen available which is good

I stayed 5 nights in Kagoshima for a leisurely trip. The hotel has 12 floors with 4 rooms per floor and 2 elevators. There was only one staff member at the front desk, but they were very friendly. Check-in and check-out were done via a self-service machine. Rooms don't have keys; instead, you get a 4-digit passcode. **Pros:** The rooms are spacious, perfect for families, and some even have bunk beds. Each room comes with a kitchen and a washer-dryer combo, which was super convenient as I cooked dinner three times. The hotel is located between Kagoshima-Chuo Station and the Tenmonkan shopping district. Both are about 900 meters away, and since Kagoshima city center isn't that big, you can easily walk around the commercial areas. **Cons:** As many have mentioned, the breakfast isn't great. There are only five simple options. In Japan, if you don't eat breakfast at the hotel, it can be quite challenging and time-consuming to find something outside.