Onsen Hotel Nakahara Bessou Nonsmoking, Earthquake Retrofit Reviews

Hotel is near shopping district. Accessible by tram and bus.. hotel is very clean and well maintained. Reception staff are helpful and friendly.

Very good hotel, nice staff and delicious food. I totally recommend to choose it for stay in Kagoshima

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very nice

A simple and elegant hot spring hotel. It should have been renovated. It is clean and comfortable overall. The service staff are very friendly and considerate. They are willing to flexibly adjust the breakfast service for guests.

Very bad 👎 Very bad, the windows and outer walls are full of pipes, there is a rumbling sound at night, and the attitude of the service staff is very bad! ! ! !

I stayed in a Japanese-style room. I think it would have been even more satisfying if the toilet and bath had been separate.

The room is a tatami room. Those who have not experienced it can try it. However, the room I stayed in had a strong smell. The room was big enough, but the worst thing was that the toilet was too smelly. It should be the smell from the sink outside.

There was no advance notice before booking the hotel, and the hot spring tax was forcibly collected when checking in. Whether to choose the hot spring facilities or not, there is a charge of ¥150 per person. The parking fee is quite expensive ¥1100/night. The hotel facilities are aging and the service attitude is very poor.

Futons in tatami rooms, traditional Japanese style such as Tokonoma ceramic decorations, memories of living in Japan for the first time in a long time, large hot spring baths with water from the source, breakfast room decorated with Satsuma porcelain and Japanese-style dining table modestly set with pretty porcelain tableware, warm-hearted staff Admiration for the fields, everything was good. Especially dinner with the sister restaurant, Guuu, thank you to the kind host couple who treated me wholeheartedly! A place you want to visit again with friends

One of the few hotels with hot springs in Kagoshima is cheap, and the rooms are very large. They are all traditional Japanese-style rooms made of tatami mats, which are enough to sleep four people, but they have floor beds.