Pet friendly Hotels in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

Although the location is a bit far, the environment is first-class. Comfortable. The receptionist was also very polite and communication in English was not a problem. Breakfast and dinner are also excellent. I hope to go again.

The place was spotless and our room had two twin beds, a kitchenette, and the toilet space was modern and sparkling. What made this the best was its location on a little beach surrounded by mountains. Lots of parking for the cars (you have to drive there as it is remote) and the proprieters went above and beyond to give us a map of the area in English with notes telling us where cherry blossoms were blooming at that time and other things. Every day when we returned to the room there was a basket by the door with refreshed supplies. Our room had everything you needed to cook as well as a little table. You have to bring food from Amakusa City as there is no place to shop nearby but once you are there it is totally worth it. There is also plenty of picnic table style seating on the front patio of the rest house. We did not use them but they had stand-up paddleboards, snorkle gear, etc. The sound of the waves and lots of places to hike nearby were amazing.

The location is close to Kumamoto Airport and pick-up is available. The owner is friendly and it is good for barbecue.

The meal is very delicious. It feels like an old-fashioned inn. It was good that the toilet was different from men and women. For example, the third floor is a woman On the second floor, boys.

I stayed overnight to Amakusa on a business trip. I stayed at EMIYA Ryokan. it's been renovated like an inn that has been doing quite old Some places have become beautiful and some have not changed the good old ones. I think it was generally good with a taste. Location is good and there are many drinkers nearby I was satisfied.

犬連れ同室可能な施設で大変便利な立地にあることが予約の決めてでした。施設内は清潔でドッグランもあり快適に過ごせました。何よりホテルの狭い一室とは違い広々と開放感があり自宅でくつろいでいるようで、翌朝にはそれまでの疲れが取れスッキリした気分で旅行を続ける事ができました。

Very cozy traditional river. Hospitable hosts, beautiful traditional breakfast. Right in the hotel your hot source. Want to see real Japan? You here. There is no Western glamour and modern super convenience, but there is a real spirit of Japan.

In order to see the color of the homestay that Kumanozu Shrine accidentally brushed, it took more than 6,600 yen to take a taxi from Asu Station. Both meals in the morning and evening are very delicious. The room is average, but it is clean and tidy. The boss is an old grandmother, very enthusiastic, but the ~ can speak Japanese, so don't order if you don't understand Japanese, otherwise you can't communicate. On the morning of leaving, the boss's son helped drive to Gaosen Station, and it was a very happy night.