Hotels With Wi-Fi in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

There are 2 Daiwa Roynet Hotels in Kumamoto, so we took a taxi to the wrong one! Fortunately, they are walking distance from each other. The taxi driver cannot read English, so you need to be clear that it is the Ginza Dori one. It is not near to the railway station, so tram ride is needed. We took a taxi because there were 2 of us and 2 large bags. I like the room size because of our large suitcases. There are many restaurants nearby. We love this place

The hotel is situated next to a train station and has ample parking lots. Building and rooms were new and clean. Service was alright, nothing particularly outstanding but you can expect the usual Japanese courtesies. Facilities wise is basic, with no gym or pool. Its pantry/dining area is however well stocked and is a comfortable and stylish place to chill out at!

Provide free parking, disposable toiletries, There is a microwave outside the elevator on each floor. The room has plenty of space, the bathroom is nostalgic, and the view outside the window is pleasant There is a large supermarket nearby

Best location at Kumamoto, on top of the train station, also connect with Amu Plaza which is very convenient, big shopping mall with great waterfall design, can take elevator go up to hotel, also parking fee only 1000 yen for hotel guest. Hotel with public hot spring for guests to enjoy as well.

Amazing stay. If you have a car I recommend here. The dinner and breakfast was amazing and the staff were super friendly. I spoke a little Japanese and they were so patient with me practicing. The outdoor onsen was the best I’ve stayed at and I could even see some stars at night! Only down side was there was no wall plug next to my bed. Only recommendations is I wish Onsen had ‘adult only’ bathing time as a Single female traveler I’m not the biggest fan of children during my bathing time because of noise.

Ryokan Ayu No Sato provides an authentic and peaceful Japanese ryokan experience, with traditional accommodations, beautiful hot springs, and delicious seasonal cuisine. Its location in the scenic Kirishima area, surrounded by mountains and nature, offers a perfect escape for relaxation, cultural immersion, and wellness.

完全個室で周りの部屋の音とか聞こえることなく周りに騒音等の迷惑をあまり考える必要がなかったです また機会があれば利用しようと思います

It is a location where you can enjoy Tsuetate's beautiful natural scenery, and I was impressed by the staff's attentive service. The buffet restaurant used for breakfast and dinner offers a variety of high-quality food. The tableware was beautiful, all the food was delicious, and the staff was very friendly. It was a truly happy time to be able to enjoy a variety of hot springs, including the hotel's two hot spring facilities and the Kiso-no-yu outdoor hot spring. I was impressed that they gave me a shuttle to the terminal even after I checked out. I had a really satisfying time with my family. thank you

The hotel is located at the centre of 黑川溫泉區, which is quite rural so highly recommended to go by car. The service is excellent! The staff helped us to park the car and take the luggages up the stairs to our Japanese style family room. We have ordered full board package and both meals are gorgeous. There are many onsens in the hotel which are non-reserved and private, allowing family to enjoy onsen together. One drawback is that there are many stairs so elderly might have to take it into consideration.

Very traditional ryokan. You have to take off your shoes when you enter the door. There is a Chinese waiter at the front desk of the hotel. But obviously he is a newcomer, and he is not very familiar with some management matters of the hotel and the surrounding attractions. The order is one parking and two food, the ingredients are very fresh, the variety is rich and creative, and the taste is good. Early and evening meals are served in separate private rooms. The hotel proprietress will personally visit each private room to worship visitors and collect their comments on the hotel. The hotel itself is good, the balcony of the room booked has a private bath, facing the river. It's just that the private soup is very ordinary, and the scenery is also average. Yamaga is really a small place, there are no shops and no attractions. There is only one Yachiyo and Lantern Museum. There is nothing to shop around. If it's just a clean picture, it's barely acceptable. More than 3,000 a night is not cost-effective.