Family-friendly Hotels in Kirishima

We arrived from Kagoshima Airport by less than ３０ minutes by rental car. The hotel is divided into the main building and the annex, but the main building is more gorgeous with a blowout, and the annex needs to go through the passage in the building in ３ F from the main building front desk where you checked in, so it is less 々 troublesome (the annex is lower rank). The twin room in the assigned annex is not a rectangle but a small 々 twisted structure, so it is honest that it is not easy to use (I think it is comfortable to use a twin room alone). ). The large communal bath is located in the basement of the main building, so it is quite far away if you stay in the annex. I thought the atmosphere was like a large communal bath in a sports gym. It is convenient to go from the room by hand because towels can be borrowed at the reception. The sauna is narrow and ３ It feels full if you enter the name, and the indoor bath is hot and lukewarm ２, but the most favorite is the same hot water temperature as the body temperature ３６ degree sleeping hot water. It was not hot or cold, so I was satisfied with soaking all the time. There is a locker like a sports club in the dressing room, but I didn't know if the guests could use it, so I finished using the dressing basket (it is unkind that there is no guide about this). Depending on the time of day, young people of the athletic club who seem to be staying here at the sports training camp may take a bath, and it will be crowded at that time. It is a system that allows you to check the congestion status of the large communal bath on the TV in the room, but it was always displayed that the men's bath was small 々 congestion, and the women's bath was vacant. The hotel in the Dormy Inn chain is the same system. It seems that it is determined by whether the locker is locked or not, but here it seems that the staff at the reception of the large communal bath judges the congestion situation by the amount of eyes and decides the vacancy situation, so I don't rely on it very much. It may be better. ２ I stayed for a long time and finished breakfast ２ times, dinner １ times (also at the Viking Restaurant of Annex １ F), but it is a pity that there was no １ item for sale. １ The tea bowl made by cup was good, so I bought it as a souvenir at the shop (Breakfast Viking was ２ The daily menu was the same) If you take a meal outside the hotel, walk ５ About minutes ”Ichini-san” There was a black pork shabu-shabu and pork cutlet. We wanted to eat the tonkatsu of the nearby tonkatsu shop ”Taketei” in Aeon, so we rented a car and took it out and ate in the room. I gave up because it seemed to take about １５ minutes on foot to Aeon. Lawson is about ５ on foot at the convenience store. I feel that if it was a little more in the city, I could go around restaurants outside the hotel. If it is a tourist destination near Kagoshima Airport, it is easy to choose Kirishima Onsenkyo, but I felt that it was good to stay at such a hotel occasionally. It was a hotel that I could take care of again if I had the opportunity.

This hotel is situated on top of a hill. We were warmly greeted with help to move the luggage . Check in was fast and efficient . The room came with twin hard beds that we slept on so soundly . Room was big , wifi adequate. There was an attached bathroom though the bathtub was quite deep in . The highlight of the stay was the private onsen situated in the middle of the forest . What an amazing experience . We could not get the day slots so we were given the night slots at 730 pm . Do book early . The management will liase with you via email to book the onsens . Dinner was kaiseiki - lovely food with hotpot for vegetables . Breakfast was Japanese adequate . Overall a wonderful stay .

The staff is very attentive and polite. The rooms are large and comfortable, with indoor and outdoor hot springs. At the same time, there is a public hot spring with high privacy and a peaceful environment to relax the body and mind. The food provided by the hotel is fresh and prepared carefully, and the quality of the food is very high quality and exquisite. It should be noted that the hotel check in time is 1530.

. It was about 25000 yen per night. The room had two large refrigerators and two semi open-air baths connected to the hot water and the hot water. Both are source water. Dinner started with bird sting, pickles of non-pesticide vegetables, sticks of non-pesticide vegetables, vegetables, and lava baking of meat centered on chicken. Lava is said to be a lava in Sakurajima. Breakfast was self-service, with vegetables and a little food, and it was about a business hotel. This inn seemed to be doing a day trip rental bath, and there were many private rooms with open air burial in the building. I thought I could use it for time rental without staying next time. The hot spring is a carbonated spring, but it was not a carbon dioxide bubble, but it was a hot spring containing the same hydrogen carbonate ion as a heavy soda. At first, I thought that I didn't need two inner baths, but it was quite good because I could change the temperature like hot water and warm water.

We were blown away when we last visited Myoken Ishiharaso, but somehow, our stay last week was even more magical. From the enchanting settings to the Onsen quality to the incredible kaiseki cuisine to the professional, friendly and attentive staff, this is genuinely one of the iconic Onsen ryokans in all of Japan. One nice bonus - location wise, it's a mere 15 minutes by taxi from Kagoshima Airport, which is served by four domestic carriers and is a mere 2-hour flight from Tokyo Haneda or an even shorter 75 minute flight from Osaka Itami. Yes, you can easily do an overnight trip to Ishiharaso - just make sure to get there by 2PM (check-in time is an hour earlier than most ryokans), as you'll definitely want to maximize your time there. The thing we learned on our second trip had to do with the Onsen quality. We already knew that the hot springs at the property came straight from the nearby source, all baths were free-flowing (and overflowing), the overflow onsen were discharged and never recirculated. While it's not uncommon to have ryokans offer such quality, many of the high-end properties do provide it, and even in the rooms, like Ishiharaso does. But the goodness does not stop there. While many places call their onsen ”authentic,” Ishiharaso takes things a bit further: the precious hot springs nutrients are never diluted by adding tap water (which is often the case as a means to cool down the hot springs), have no exposure to air/oxygen until it runs into the bath, Alfa Laval (a French company) heat exchangers are used to control the temperature - it is a system that takes only thermal energy using mountain water. For these reasons and more, the onsen is distributed as it is from the source without being in contact with the air or adding a single drop of water to the hot springs. It's pure goodness at Myoken Ishiharaso. Also, the size of the bathtubs everywhere - in the rooms, in the communal baths and the rental baths (that can be rented privately by guests staying at the ryokan) - are determined based on the advise from experts based on the principle of one turn per hour - in order to meet hygiene standards for bathtubs. In other words, a bathtub that fills up in an hour is ideal. If you make a bathtub bigger than that, you will need to dilute it with water, circulate the water, and chlorinate it. Therefore, the size of the each of the onsen baths at Ishiharaso was decided according to the amount of onsen it can pipe into each bath. Finally - the in-room onsen are drained, meticulously scrubbed clean, and then refilled after each group of guests depart each room. They do the same daily for the communal and rental onsen baths as well. Myoken Ishiharaso's hot springs are called ”Bijin no Yu” (spring of beauty) thanks to bicarbonate spring (hydrogen carbonate and carbon dioxide) and metasilicic acid (a form of silicon dioxide, aka silica.) Hot springs with hydrogen carbinate are also composed of sodium, calcium and magnesium. Bicarbonate s

First of all, I am grateful to see the beautiful sunset at first. And I had a good dinner at the color 々 hotel, but this Aria Serena's course meal is reasonably good, moderate temperature, and as a matter of course delicious and comparable. It was ”everything is a gentle course meal”. It was really nice to be relaxed and delicious. Thank you to the staff of Chef Endo. It was a fashionable hotel with a dog run area and a very nice hot spring. I would like to use it again next time.

Located in the center of the city, Yamagata Ya, major supermarket and local supermarket are within walking distance, and there are many restaurants around the hotel and it is convenient. The building is clean and clean. The room is normal, but the bed and pillow were good and the bed was very comfortable. It was also good to have a backrest on the chair. The air conditioning was able to adjust the temperature in ０.５ degrees units, and the wind amount was adjusted at ３ stage. Also, Sakurajima wanted from the window of the room. Breakfast is a Japanese-Western Viking. There were not many types, but it was delicious. However, it was a pity that there was only one kind of bread and there was no yogurt.

A very old Japanese-style hotel. They have a connected large bath called Shiroyama Bath for guests. The bath is relatively old and many locals go there. But most people are not good at connecting books, because you will be very disappointed.

I used it for a day trip bath. The hot springs are large and splendid. Sukayu Onsen Ryokan in Aomori is said to be a thousand-person bath, but it seems that more people can take a bath here. It is a huge hot spring similar to a gymnasium. There are various spring quality and you can enjoy it. There were various types of bathtubs. I didn't stay at the hotel, but it seems to be a hotel with a history. The garden was also magnificent. Kirishima Onsen is far from the railway station and the number of buses is not so large, so it is convenient to rent a car.