Hotels With Gym in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan

I booked this hotel for its onsen (hot spring) with Sakurajima views. The hotel's setting is fantastic, perched halfway up the mountain, right next to Shiroyama Observatory, offering panoramic views of Kagoshima city and Sakurajima. I was satisfied with the hotel's facilities and the onsen service. However, the room we were assigned had its window completely blocked by two high walls, leaving only a tiny sliver of sky visible if you looked up. My daughter jokingly asked, 'Mom, are we staying in a 'prison' view room?' I reported the issue to Trip.com, and the hotel called to offer a room change. Since we were only staying one night and our main goal was the onsen, changing rooms would have meant repacking our luggage, which I decided to avoid. So, I chose to stay in the original room. Upon checkout, the hotel's Chinese staff member specifically explained that Japanese people don't mind corner rooms as they are often larger (which was true). I hope the hotel assigned me this room not out of unfriendliness, but as a normal room allocation, or even out of good intentions.

The location is great, right in front of the tram stop, and there are many good restaurants nearby. The public bath is also a nice touch for unwinding after a long day. I booked a twin room, and as expected for a Japanese business hotel, it was small. I had to open my suitcase near the entrance as there wasn't a separate luggage rack. On the second floor, there's a reception area where you can enjoy unlimited coffee and other drinks. While the amenities aren't extensive, they are well-stocked at the reception. There's also a gym, and the breakfast restaurant offers a fantastic view, especially for catching the sunrise over Sakurajima in the morning.

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!

Environment: The hotel boasts an excellent environment, particularly with the in-room rotenburo (open-air bath). The private dining room adds to the exclusive feel. Its location within a quiet community ensures a peaceful and relaxing stay. Staff: A significant advantage for international travelers is the availability of English-speaking staff. Their willingness to communicate through messaging apps makes pre-arrival arrangements and on-site communication smooth and efficient. Transportation: Direct airport bus service to a nearby bus stop offers convenient access to the hotel. However, it's important to check the bus schedule in advance, as departures are infrequent. Planning accordingly will ensure a hassle-free transfer. Location: The hotel's location provides the convenience of being close to a convenience store, just a short five-minute walk away. This makes it easy to pick up any necessities or snacks. Pricing: The pricing is reasonable, especially when considering the exceptional amenities included. The private rotenburo is a luxurious highlight, and the inclusion of both a fabulous breakfast and an elaborate, multi-course dinner (12+ courses) represents excellent value.

The hot springs are quite nice, located in a relatively rural area of ​​Kagoshima. There are plenty of places to eat and do around the area, making it a good place to stay for a night. A taxi from the JR station will take about 700 yen to get to the hotel.

Although the location is far from the port, there is a reason why it is located halfway up the mountain at the southern tip of Yakushima. It boasts a beautiful view overlooking the vast sea and the mountains behind. The stars are incredibly visible at night. Not to mention the service. It's best. The pool water is cold, but the sun is shining so there is no problem. Due to the nature of the island, there are mosquitoes. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. The best I would definitely visit again It's a resort.

Simple accommodation that you can enjoy home stay in Shibushi. Business run with 2 couples with warm and nice welcome. Check-in time is limited from 16.00-18.00 Make sure your not come late.

Old Qianfeng Hotel, the location is not close to the two ports, you need to drive or take the bus to arrive. Although the facilities are not new, the room is large and clean, the view is also very good, and the dinner is OK. It is worth mentioning that the hotel's service, the front desk brother communicates in English, no problem, take the initiative to provide us with route planning and luggage transfer, luggage transfer this helped us a lot, let us be very grateful.

The hotel had a golf course, and the golf course could be seen from the window. It seemed to be frequented by golfers and foreign tourists. The hot spring was spacious and very impressive. I thought it was stylish that the handles of the comb and toothbrush in the amenities were made of bamboo.

除了偏（在山頂），沒車不行之外，其他都很好，房間很大，視野開闊，面朝大海，陽台還有個泡池。房間的格局也很合理。冰箱酒櫃裏好像衹有四個酒收費，其他都隨便喝，每天會補😂😂😀😀 整個地方佔地很大，這個酒店的房間不是很多。但是和他們連着的還有另一個酒店，但是檔次會低些。還有就是酒店旁邊有個質子醫療中心（癌症），那裡的人（可能是配套）也會到酒店這邊洗温泉♨️。有個老太太和我説她是來治療的，雖然很貴但是值得。完全看不出她有病……anyway，酒店的服務真是沒得説，太客氣熱情了。