Hotels in Miyazaki

"Location and cleanliness is fine, especially break fast is free and great local food line up for buffet. But room cooling is not enough. That why I borrowed air cooling portable fan from hotel. Hope for the next stay, they install the air conditioning to each room."

"Located near to the bus stop that can easily access to Miyazaki airport, aoshima island, miyako city, etc., As the name suggests, hotel ”mango”, all the facilities are made with mango, it's really good idea. Free dessert(mango ice-cream) has also amazing taste. Thank you very much."

"I am impressed by their memory foam pillow. I had a very good sleep. Car parks get full easily but reception will divert you to the parking nearby Facilities is a bit dated but you get what you pay."

"The huge hotel looks like a gathering place for business meetings. The hotel offers a variety of dining options, and it is said that there is a Japanese restaurant that is very difficult to book (but it only serves adults, so I passed it this time). However, I went to another teppanyaki restaurant, where the service and food quality were both excellent. The scenery is beautiful, the rooms are large, the hotel seems to have hundreds of rooms, and upstairs is a more upscale hotel in the same group. There are many rooms and guests, which means that many people come to take a hot spring bath. However, the hot spring area of ​​this hotel is quite large (the walking time is also quite long, so children should dress warmly in winter). The location is good because it is close to Miyazaki Phoenix Zoo, but the zoo is relatively small and can be visited in about an hour. It may take a little longer to experience the childhood amusement rides."

"Located near many shops and restaurants but it was probably off peak season so the town seemed quite dead. Hotel is quite new and designed differently from other Dormy Inns- more modern. Parking garage is just beside. Breakfast was good but the variety was somewhat limited compared to other Dormy Inns I've been to. But overall nice stay!"

"Amazing location with spectacular view of aoshima. 3 mins walk to the beach, 10 mins to aoshima shrine. Bus stop to sun messe and udo shrine is right outside of the hostel. Value for money. Very good customer service. Gave guest a room tour on arrival. Female dormitory available with a separate key to lock the door and guest can use their locker. Feel very safe and secure. All the facilities are very clean and well maintained. The hostel also comes with onsen at 700 yen per admission. This is not related to the hostel but a tips for travelling. Dinner is tricky at Aoshima because almost all restaurants would require reservation. Book early."

"The hotel is conveniently located, just a five-minute walk from Miyazaki Station. The station itself has many dining options and souvenir shops to explore. It's about a 15-minute walk to Ichiban-gai, which also offers plenty of food choices. The service attitude is good, and overall, it's a decent, no-frills stay."

"This hotel is centrally located on a main road, yet it's clean and quiet. The decor is new and lovely. They offer breakfast and complimentary drinking water, and the service is great. There are plenty of dining and shopping options, as well as convenience stores nearby, making it very convenient for tourists. It's definitely the top choice for a first-time visit to Miyazaki."

"We booked a Japanese room and it is quite small. The staff helped to lay the futons and your beds are set up for you quickly in the evening in less than 5 minutes. The room however is a bit small and very limited space left after the beds are set up. The breakfast spread was quite good with Jap and western choices. Location wise, it is about a km from aoshima and a nice stroll along the coast. It also offer wave boarding at about usd100."

"This hotel's rooms are definitely a weakness, but the service and amenities are surprisingly good. No wonder the front desk mentioned at check-in that they've been ranked number one in Japan for customer satisfaction for the past few years. The canteen has everything you could want, and in the evenings, they offer a wide variety of drinks, including complimentary sake. Children can make their own shaved ice, and if they're hungry, they can enjoy chazuke (tea porridge) or curry and raw egg rice. The morning menu is also quite varied, and you can even make your own soba noodles. While the onsen is small, it's thoughtfully equipped with a spacious powder room for ladies, complete with skincare products, a hairdryer, and a hair straightener. We were initially a little disappointed with the small room, but these amenities instantly boosted our satisfaction. If you're passing through Miyazaki for a night, I highly recommend this hotel, and transportation is also very convenient. While it's located near izakayas and pubs, it's recommended to avoid children at night. The hotel itself is very safe."