Hotel holiday rentals in Kagoshima

I was a solo traveller and I stayed on a room in the second floor. The apartment felt spacious and I could see that it was meant for 7 people. Still, I felt at home. I love the interior design of the room, bits of bare concrete on the ceiling, minimalism and industrial design. The amenities were good. I spent a lot of time on the dining table lit up by the ambient lighting. My only issue was that the room was close to a railroad crossing junction. Every now and then there would be a sound of bells to signal an approaching train. It did not bother me as I love Japanese trains. I was able to sleep and rest well.

Good place but in my opinion maybe with 4 to 5 people would make this place perfect. 8 people is kinda challenging but still nice and good. we were having a good stay. Thanks for the services

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This place is like a small hotel. The checking in and checking out process is all done on a touch screen without human interaction. We were able to locate it easily and it is a short walk from the train station. We did not have any needs or concerns for our one night stay.

I really enjoyed my stay! Mr. Nakazono was a great host and gave me lots of good recommendations for things to do. If only I had more time in Kagoshima! My room was comfortable, warm and private. He was kind enough to upgrade my room when there was extra space. Mr Nakazono was also a great communicator. He helped me right away when I was struggling to unlock the door late at night, trying to go out for a midnight snack (sorry for waking you up!) The interior is a bit dated, but I liked the classic ryokan feel, it has all the amenities you could need, and the value cannot be beat. Highly recommend!

Yukiko is a wonderful host and I’m truly delighted to have met her during my Kagoshima adventure. Communication with her was smooth and seamless, and she went to great lengths to help with any queries I had prior to and during my trip. You can count on her to help make your stay pleasant and memorable. Do check out Yukiko’s recommendations on where to eat and what to see in Kagoshima—they’re really good! The room is stylish, cozy and clean—a nice place to return to, rest and relax after a day of exploring Kagoshima. The location is convenient because it’s near the Tenmonkan tram stop (although I personally think a lot of the city’s highlights are better explored on foot) and it’s surrounded by amenities you might need any time. I had such a lovely time in Kagoshima that I even extended my stay for a couple of days. Thank you so much, Yukiko, for being a gracious host. I feel like there’s still much to discover in Kagoshima so I hope to see you again. :)