Hotels With parking in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan

"Insane accommodation it absolutely blew my mind. Very value for money considering the astounding facilities and sumptuous dinner and buffet breakfast. Will stay again anytime. Rooms very clean and comfortable"

"It's an old hotel, and the wooden furniture in the room is worn out. The front desk staff were very polite, but... the funniest part was the buffet restaurant. In all my travels to Japan, this is the first time I've encountered such an unfriendly attitude. I saw from the original description that it was meant to serve Chinese guests, but a young, thin staff member in the restaurant actually said they don't serve Chinese people (and with a very bad attitude). Even when I asked the front desk to intervene, it was useless. I don't know what Trip.com's legal team is doing; they just said there's no evidence. Anyway, I advise everyone to avoid this hotel. It's a shame the polite front desk staff were wasted. Although they apologized repeatedly when I checked out, the bad impression won't disappear. If you absolutely have to stay at this hotel, choose the Kaiun Japanese restaurant for dining; they are much more polite."

"KAI Yufuin is a hot spring ryokan under the Hoshino Resorts umbrella, located in the Yufuin Onsen area of ​​Oita Prefecture, Japan. It enjoys a tranquil location overlooking Mount Yufu and nestled amidst its tranquil surroundings. The hotel's design draws inspiration from the local farmhouse style of Yufuin, with its prime attraction being its expansive rice terraces. The table below will provide a quick overview of its key highlights: Featured Dimensions Experience Highlights 🌿 Overall Environment: Surrounded by the mountains of Yufu and cascading rice terraces, the hotel offers a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, offering a unique view that changes with each season. 🛏️ Room Experience: Guest rooms incorporate local craftsmanship, such as tatami mats crafted from rare Nanashima rush cultivated on Kyushu's Kunisaki Peninsula and ”firefly cage” lighting, which creates a soft, tranquil atmosphere. Some stand-alone rooms are nestled among the rice terraces, offering added privacy. ♨️ Hot Spring Features: Enjoy the Yufuin Onsen. The water is mild and mild, with a mild silicic acid content. Some rooms also feature open-air baths. 🍽️ Dining: We offer kaiseki cuisine featuring local delicacies and seasonal vegetables. 🎎 Cultural Experience: We offer cultural experiences called ”Local Raku,” such as crafting amulets using rice straw. 👍 Who will particularly enjoy this place? · If you seek tranquility away from the hustle and bustle and yearn to unwind amidst nature, you'll love Yufuin's tranquil setting, nestled among rice paddies and mountains, free from the hustle and bustle of a big city. · If you appreciate traditional Japanese crafts and aesthetics, the guest rooms, featuring details like the ”Nanato-no-Ishimura” tatami mats and ”firefly cage” lighting, will evoke a rich sense of Japanese charm. · If you're a hot spring enthusiast, KAI Yufuin offers the Yufuin Onsen. 💡 Things You Need to Know · Surroundings: Yufuin, a hot spring resort, is more tranquil and peaceful than Beppu, a rustic Japanese town. Surrounded by mountains, it boasts refreshingly beautiful rural scenery. · Itinerary: Yufuin is a great place to relax and enjoy your stay at the hotel, taking in the hot springs, strolling, and browsing cafes and art galleries. · Transportation: The hotel is approximately a 10-minute drive from JR Yufuin Station, and a hotel shuttle service is available. 💎 Summary KAI Yufuin offers a tranquil and authentic Japanese onsen experience, with its natural setting of terraced rice paddies and mountains, exquisite Japanese-style guest rooms, high-quality hot springs, and local cultural experiences. While relatively secluded, it's an ideal destination for travelers seeking relaxation and tranquility amidst nature and traditional culture."

"Staying at this hot spring inn alone was a bit of a luxury, but I was still eager to experience the legendary autumn foliage valley and outdoor baths this season, and it was definitely worth it. A few highlights: the inn has foreign staff, so English communication was no problem at all. The food was also exceptional. Sitting by the window or soaking in the bath while listening to the flowing water and watching the vibrant red leaves at this time of year is truly the ultimate in bliss."

"I think the staff's response was more like hospitality than service. I am very satisfied with the newness and brightness of the hotel interior. Thank you very much."

"Good points: - Right in front of the Ohara-machi bus stop. - A-Coop (supermarket up to 1900) is within walking distance, making shopping convenient. There's a shared microwave in the inn, so you can buy food at the supermarket and eat it there. There's also a refrigerator in the room. - There's a large public bath and a sauna. - Shiratani Unsuikyo is a 30-minute bus ride away. - The hotel staff are friendly. Not-so-good points: - The noise from the plumbing in a nearby room was surprisingly loud, making it difficult to sleep. - The rental equipment is not well maintained. The equipment itself is old. While it seems to be an established inn and shows its age in many ways, I think the location is excellent. It might be good to leverage its age and perhaps even specialize in mountain-related features. However, the facilities need to be maintained."

"The hotel staff are very friendly and they also provide airport pick-up and drop-off services! But if you come to Amami and don’t have a car, it’s really inconvenient to travel. But you can ask the hotel to help you book a sightseeing taxi. Everyone should try to avoid the rainy season in June. It rains every day, but we were lucky enough to have a sunny day. The hotel has a lawn to watch the starry sky, which is so beautiful!"