Best Kagoshima Hotels

"The location of the apartment is excellent, located opposite the Kagoshima Station on the island line (non-JR Kagoshima Central Station), the Sakurajima Port Pier and the Ocean Zoo are close at hand, and the Sakurajima volcano can be seen very clearly. Transportation is not too convenient. The room is large in size, and the decoration is uniquely Japanese-style exquisite, quite simple and clean. Air conditioning, refrigerator, washing machine, kitchen utensils are complete. Three adults and two babies stayed for four days and three nights. It is very convenient and comfortable. It is highly recommended. Fortunately, the night before leaving, I was fortunate to see the Orchid Festival Fire and Fire Conference held in Sakurajima Port. The locals were dressed in costume and came to the city. It was quite lively and atmosphere."

"A business-style hotel so suited for short stays. Rooms comfortable but compact, especially for a couple. Shower room ok, but bedroom felt cramped. Location ok, midway between the station and port with a 30 minute each way. Several restaurants, shopping malls etc around."

"It was a wonderful stay. The hotel management was excellent, and the room was in great condition. I want to give a special mention to Miss Gotanda 五反田, who guided me after check-in. Her detailed explanations and warm smile set a positive tone even before I checked in. The hotel's hot spring overlooks Sakurajima volcano, enjoy hot spring while watching the sunrise was a truly delightful experience. I will definitely come back again next time."

"Room was a decent size, fully equipped with washing machine, kitchen utensils, fridge, microwave. Very clean. Unfortunately I did not receive the email with the entry code for the main entrance. That resulted in my waiting outside in the cold for almost an hour before getting the code through Trip.com customer service, before I could enter the building and into my room. Also, Staytus only has a phone number to call for emergencies - it would be helpful to have at least an email alternative also, since foreigners may not have a mobile phone that can make calls in Japan. "

"The location is on the quiet side of the road, and it is easy to confuse with Hall 2 not far away. We went to Hall 2 and were told that the reservation was Hall 1. Simply not too far away. Chain hotel management, affordable. Good health, including free breakfast."

"The boss is like an artist, and the Japanese speaks quickly ～ In Trip.com, you have to use VISA cards, but you don't deduct money directly in the account, and you have to pay cash on site. The location of the homestay is on the bank of the Sapporo Island Volcano. The homestay has a rooftop. You can go up to enjoy the cool and watch the sunset and watch the volcano. It is still very romantic."

"Small two-story building, a total of five or six rooms, self-check-in, the room is very clean, the equipment is new and complete, very good, will consider staying in the future."

"Take a long-distance bus to Kagoshima for one night, the next day to take the ferry, the bus is late, the hotel has been 23:45, the night shift management is still from the lounge to check in intimately, the room space is relatively large, the facilities are complete, clean and tidy, cost-effective, praise"

"The service level is not up to standard. Although it is a self-service B&B apartment, the procedures such as informing the booking guests one week in advance to pay attention to the email address to receive the login password and other procedures should be in place. However, the management failed to fulfill its obligation to inform in advance. It only sent out an email related to the entrance password one day before check-in. However, the guest was already traveling in Japan and it was difficult to receive the email. As a result, he found that he could not enter the door when he checked in. I only saw the email after rummaging through it. The check-in experience was very poor. The assistance and response from Ctrip customers are timely and efficient. What must be criticized is the apartment management’s practices and concepts!"