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 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

Richmond hotel was located opposite a big department store, with easy access to bus and trams. A combini is just opposite the hotel. They have a wider range of personal amenities to pick at the lobby. They have 3 machines to handle checkout, exchange currency (e.g. 1000¥ to 100¥ coins for laundry machines on 6th floor, or break 10,000¥ to smaller notes). The machines also accept your hotel parking charges. When it was raining, hotel provided full size umbrellas for use, without deposit or giving room numbers, which is very convenient. It has a car park with limited lots, so if you can secure one ,it will be very easy to unload and load your bags. Costs 2400¥ for 2 nights of parking. Main place for food is closer to Tenmonkan area, which is walkable.

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.

Slightly dated hotel but very value for money; Hotel staff were very helpful and professional; Room has proper desk to work with (and LAN port); Room wifi was okay; Has a decent public bath; Location is a 10minute walk down the road from the busy tenmonkan street where all the food and activities happen (or 1 tram stop away); It’s also 3 tram stops away from main train station kagoshimachuo. Located at the intersection of 2 tram lines, which can be convenient when getting back to the hotel (just need to get the tram direction correct)

Perfect stay away from home . Spacious room with kitchenette and washer dryer .room was well maintained and really clean . Beddings were from Simmons and it was so comfortable to sleep in . Location was walking distance to Amu plaza and train station . Love this property !

The hotel is located in the Planetarium area, with an airport bus stop directly diagonally opposite. It's also just over a 10-minute walk to South Pier. Our twin room was a decent size, with enough space to open two 28-inch suitcases. The room offered a good view, but unfortunately, the windows don't open. In the bathroom, the water pressure was strong and the drain worked well, but the water temperature was a bit hard to adjust, fluctuating between hot and cold. There's a lip into the bathroom that felt a bit wobbly, so care is needed when stepping on it. The bathtub's material and design weren't ideal, which older guests should particularly note. The surrounding area offers plenty of shopping and dining options. Sukiya is right next door, and there's a well-established unagi (eel rice) restaurant nearby that serves delicious food. The hotel's cleanliness was alright, but I did find some hair. It seems the standards aren't quite comparable to what they were years ago when local staff were responsible for room upkeep, a difference perhaps influenced by the increasing presence of foreign workers in many cities. The front desk is on the second floor, and most services are semi-self-service, with self-service luggage lockers available.

The location was fantastic! It was right near Kagoshima Chuo Station, and I could even walk to Tenmonkan! There were lots of bars and pubs nearby, which was fun! 🥰 The staff were generally good, but the woman who checked me in seemed a bit upset, almost as if she was angry about something I'd done. It was a little disappointing. 😿 The retro-style interior was interesting!

the view outside window from my room!! very good location and its super clean! love it alot

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.