"Nice and clean hotel. Book room with bunk bed and kid was happy. Room was spacious with full kitchen amenities and washer/dryer in room. Would be nice for families with long stay. Location is great!"
"Wonderful stay. Super delicious and wide spread of food for breakfast. The hotel has several restaurants and cafes that you do not need to venture out to eat. The souvenir shop is located beside Osen, do not miss it. Do step out of the area outside breakfast restaurant to see the full view of sakurajima, with sunrise view, though you may want to walk to the nearby lookout at the park. But I think the view from hotel is good. The bakery sells delicious bread, soft and fresh. Shuttle bus is available at both lobby, one near main entrance and one near the Italian restaurant at level one. There is a post box at the level one entrance too, you can send postcards there!"
"Hotel amenities is great, with washing machine in the room itself. And they also have a small kitchen with basically all essential kitchenware you need. Room is clean and new. Very comfortable place to stay. My family and I were very satisfied with the stay."
"The front desk staff at this hotel were incredibly kind and helpful. I strongly recommend booking breakfast; they offer a fantastic pork shabu-shabu buffet. The hotel boasts a rich history, dating back over 100 years. Although the facilities are a bit dated, they are perfectly functional and don't detract from the stay at all. It offers excellent value for money."
"I loved staying here!! It had such a great communal vibe to it. One of my favorite memories from traveling Japan is sitting at the low tables in the common area, eating a convenience store dinner and watching baseball on the tv. I was only there 3 nights but it felt like it would’ve been an easy place to settle into for a longer stay. There was a fridge and kitchen, two showers & toilets, laundry, luggage storage, lockers, etc. Very close to the train station. Rooms were clean, I felt like the staff did a great job on the upkeep. I would definitely recommend you stay here. The only thing to be aware of is that the mattresses are really thin so the sleeping surface feels really hard."
"Perfect for family with young kid. The apartment was nicely sized with a sufficient kitchen. We were able to cook a dinner there. If you would like to do laundry there was washer and rack for drying laundries."
"Interesting Japanese onsen experience. For western travellers is a nice way to get insight in traditional onsen culture. Food was so interesting at the restaurant downstairs. Recommend for anyone wanting onsen bath experience, peaceful stay by the water, great views. Really enjoyed cycling around the island using the hotel bikes."
"The location of the apartment is excellent, located opposite the Kagoshima Station on the island line (non-JR Kagoshima Central Station), the Sakurajima Port Pier and the Ocean Zoo are close at hand, and the Sakurajima volcano can be seen very clearly. Transportation is not too convenient. The room is large in size, and the decoration is uniquely Japanese-style exquisite, quite simple and clean. Air conditioning, refrigerator, washing machine, kitchen utensils are complete. Three adults and two babies stayed for four days and three nights. It is very convenient and comfortable. It is highly recommended. Fortunately, the night before leaving, I was fortunate to see the Orchid Festival Fire and Fire Conference held in Sakurajima Port. The locals were dressed in costume and came to the city. It was quite lively and atmosphere."
What is the average price of a hotel in Kagoshima City this weekend?
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