Kumamoto Hotel Castle

The hotel is in a good location, about 5 minutes away from Shangxiatong. It takes about 10-15 minutes to go to Kumamoto Castle The hotel already feels a bit dilapidated The room is a bit narrow, not much space to move around The floor of the building is a bit low, and there is dust on facilities such as lampshades. The waiters are very polite and considerate Overall it's OK Regarding bottled water, only two bottles are available every day. When I checked out, I couldn't provide any more, which was a bit disappointing.

Originally we only booked a standard double room, but the hotel upgraded us to a newly renovated deluxe double room. I have to admire the thoughtfulness and elegance of the new room. This hotel is the hotel designated by the Japanese royal family when they visit Kumamoto. Although it looks quite historical from the outside, some of the rooms inside have actually been renovated. It is highly recommended for travelers who plan to stay to book their newly renovated rooms. The design of the room is simple but considerate. The soaking tub and shower room adopt the latest design and have a full sense of space. The electric kettle in the room is also a very high-end coffee brewing kettle, which is both fashionable and practical. In addition, the location is very convenient, only 3 minutes away from the bustling Kami****ori shopping area and 5 minutes away from Kumamoto Castle. It is also only 10 minutes away from the newly completed SAKURA MACHI Kumamoto large shopping mall. It is very suitable for self-driving travelers. You can park your car at the hotel and walk to various attractions. Although the hotel staff has limited English skills, they still try their best to answer questions and provide assistance. The attitude is cordial and courteous, reflecting the most polite and sincere side of Japanese people. I highly recommend everyone to stay at Kumamoto Castle Hotel!

I’m going by car, so it’s inconvenient because I don’t know the location. However, it is close to the upper and lower streets, so it is convenient for eating and walking around, and it is also close to Kumamoto Castle. I have seen many Japanese emperors and relatives living there. You can take a picture of Kumamoto Castle from the top floor of the canal, which is quite a distance. However, since it was already late at night at the hotel where we were staying and we had to leave early in the morning, we had to take the picture from the hotel.