Hotels With Breakfast in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

Right outside Kumamoto train station, this hotel immediately catches your eye with its cool, modern entrance – definitely not your typical hotel facade. There are tons of dining and shopping options available, catering to all kinds of tastes and budgets. It's amazing that such a modern building even has a natural hot spring! My only regret is that there's no open-air bath, so I just soaked indoors for a bit. On the way out, they have some really delicious capsule coffee too.

We booked two rooms for our family of four as each room is rather small. We stayed three nights and enjoyed ourselves. Car park is round the corner so its convenient. Hotel gave us a voucher for discounted parking. The hotel is very central and convenient with a MacDonalds right downstairs.

Love this hotel a lot! The front house is really helpful and give us advise for where to go for new year countdown. Basically there is no new year countdown just Japanese will head to shrine during new year eve. Also they gave free red bean soup with dango during new year day. Its really lovely to get yourself blend into Japanese culture. There is also free drink throughout the day. Kumamon theme room is really kawaii as well.🩶🩵🤍 Close to Sakura Machi mall and also tram. Definitely will come back ;)

Nice hotel at a great location. I lowered the amenities score because they don’t provide toothpaste if you opt in to their eco initiative. Only clean towels and a teabag daily. This is very different from the eco initiatives in other hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan. Maybe not brushing your teeth saves the environment? I don’t know. Besides that, the ac is centrally controlled, which made nights pretty warm.

Love this hotel. Location is fantastic. Just next to the Kumamoto train, tram and bus station. Booked the lifestyle room, with 2 double bed and a sofa bed for 3 adults and comes with access to 4th floor for unlimited liquor, soft drinks, juice, tea, nuts and instant noodles. However, orange juice ran out on 3rd day and dispenser dispense super diluted juice. Anyway small matter. Toilet area is big (comparing to Japan standard), with split toilet, bathroom, wash basin, wardrobe and change area. Interestingly with see-through bathroom door. However, you can lock the entire toilet access. Room is clean and bed is comfortable. Price is also reasonable.

I took a bus from Fukuoka Airport to Sakuramachi Bus Terminal, which took over two hours, but it was hassle-free. The room was larger than the KOKO hotels I've stayed at before and very clean. I've stayed at KOKO hotels in Kobe and Shinsaibashi and had a great impression, so I chose KOKO again for my trip to Kumamoto. The location is excellent; it's a straight shot from the hotel to Kumamoto Castle and Josaien. There's a department store right below the hotel, and the supermarket on B1 has an incredible variety of products. Across the street is a bustling shopping and dining street, similar to Shinsaibashi. I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Kumamoto; it's definitely worth staying here.

The location is superb. After arriving at Kumamoto Airport, you can take the airport bus to 'Kamitori' and the hotel is right there. It's in the heart of Kumamoto city, directly opposite a classic department store with Kumamoto-themed products, perfect for shopping. The tram stop is just a short walk away, offering easy access to the JR station and various attractions. The commercial pedestrian street is right next door, making it incredibly convenient for finding food every day. From my room window, I could see Kumamoto Castle. The room was clean, and I was especially pleased with the separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom. Although the hotel is a bit old, the rooms have been renovated, and the air conditioning is very powerful. Upon entering the room, there was a faint scent of disinfectant, which made me feel very assured about the cleanliness – typical of an established Japanese brand. You can tell the hallway carpets are old, but there was no musty smell, so I was satisfied with the hygiene. Next time I visit Kumamoto, I'll definitely stay here again. It's just too convenient!

This hotel in Kumamoto offers great value for money, much more affordable than Fukuoka. It's a new hotel located right in Kumamoto city center, making it an excellent choice. We took the Fukuoka Airport bus to the Kumamoto Bus Terminal, and it was less than a 10-minute walk from there. The hotel is also very close to the shopping street, which we walked through several times a day – super convenient for dining and shopping. **Facilities:** The building is prominent and easy to find. The lobby offers a variety of tea bags, and toiletries are available for self-service. The in-room facilities are relatively new, convenient, and easy to use. **Hygiene:** The room was clean and tidy, and the linens were comfortable. **Environment:** The location is superb, just a short walk to the shopping street and the city's central area. **Service:** The staff were efficient and friendly. The breakfast was quite unique, offering various local horse meat options. The taste was decent, nothing extraordinary. I was particularly impressed by the local transparent soy sauce and even bought some to take home.

The hotel employees all of them were showed a good attitude and communication was no problem for foreigners. The location is great — it’s close to Kumamoto Castle, and there’s a shopping mall just about a 10-minute walk away. I made a reservation for a triple room for two nights. The sofa bed was uncomfortable, and the air conditioner could not adjust the airflow direction, which caused us to catch a cold. One more thing, the room key had to be returned and kept at the counter whenever we went out for the day.

The hotel was very clean. Our triple room, equipped with three beds, provided a very comfortable sleep. In the early hours of the morning, we experienced a minor earthquake; it felt like being gently rocked in a cradle. To get here from JR Kumamoto Station, simply cross the road and take the tram (Shogunmachi A-line) to Karashimacho (stop 8). The ride takes approximately 10-15 minutes. From the tram stop, it's an 8-10 minute walk using Google or Apple Maps. The hotel's location is very quiet. While there isn't a convenience store directly next door, you'll find a 7-Eleven at the beginning of a main street after you get off the tram – a good spot to grab any necessities before heading to the hotel. Additionally, there are plenty of restaurants conveniently located near the station.