Hotels in Ibusuki

I really loved this Onsen. I made regular use of it and was worth driving down to from Kagoshima City everytime. There are plenty of baths with varying temperatures, the big.... Tubs or barrels I don't know how to describe them, are particularly relaxing; especially under a clear sky at night. The steam room was designed very well. The private rooms are not not overly expensive at all and are worth...

The food was great. The location is disappointing.

The onsens are simply amazing. The best we visited in Japan

I went to the hot springs with my daughter who had come back home for the first time in a while. It was nice to be able to see the starry sky from the open-air bath. We didn't order a set meal, but ate in the restaurant inside the building, but there were many locals there and the food was delicious, so I could see why it's so popular. The room was spacious and even had a small table. The price was...

Stayed a second night and were moved to an older part of hotel. Not a problem, room was spacious and comfortable with a great view. Would stay again if in the area. Recommended

It is a little far from Ibusuki Station. Guests staying at Kokoro no Yado can use the neighboring Kokoro no Yu baths as many times as they like, but the baths are open until 10pm, so I thought the bath times were shorter than at other hot spring inns. There are a wide variety of baths, including a jacuzzi and sauna in the indoor bath, a tub bath, a bath where you can use a mud pack, and a carbonated...

We had a relaxing and comfortable stay on your hotel, the room is clean and very comfortable. The staff is foreigner but they are all so polite and approachable. Tha sand bath is also good. The phoenix tree and the garden is very well maintained and clean. We propably recommend this hotel. Hoping for our next visit soon😊

I saw online that this hotel offered a free sand bath voucher, but it didn't. It cost 1,500 yen per person. The front desk staff were all Indian. Our Japanese-style room didn't include bed-making services; we had to make our own, and we found instructions online. We didn't choose dinner; the photos didn't make it appealing. We went for Kagoshima Kuroge Wagyu BBQ instead. Ibusuki is a cheap and delicious...

It was great to be able to have a sand bath here rather than needing to go out to another facilities. The onsen wasn't much, but ok. Nice welcome biscuits. Car park was easily available. Nice seaview from the room. Also good to have extra toilets outside our bedroom.

The building is old, and the smell in the lobby and rooms bothered me a bit. The price was reasonable, and I was traveling alone, so I thought it would be fine, but... I definitely wouldn't want to stay here again...

A bit old but clean room. Staff is not good in English. The sand onsen is attached in hotel which is convenient. Yet, the sand is not hot enough.

A hot spring hotel near the sea, a ten-story Japanese-style sea view room, with an unobstructed sea view outside the window, the scenery is very good. I gave you a sand bath coupon for the hotel's own sand bath hot spring, so you don't even have to go to the Sand Le Hall. The specialty of Ibusuki is the sand bath. You can’t take pictures, so just use the pictures on the official website to take a look...

Super loved this room ! it faces the sea and the view is absolutely beautiful, especially at sunset. The room was spacious and clean, and the service was friendly. A really lovely stay!

Wonderful service. Amazing hotspring. Food is fantastic! Sandy-jacuzzi should not be missed.

The staff are very friendly and polite. My low mark for service is because coffee and food are unavailable on site after 9a and EVERYTHING--the restaurant/cafe, shop, and even the on-site onsen--is closed until 3p! This inconvenience is magnified by the fact that in this sleepy locale, nearby businesses where one might get food or coffee during the 5-hour dead time are only sporadically open themselves...

It was located further out of the Ibusuki hot spring area than I thought, but if you time it right, it was a 5-minute bus ride or taxi ride from the station, so it wasn't too inconvenient. The guest room was spacious and spacious enough for a single person. The large bath and breakfast restaurant were well-equipped, and the breakfast menu had a variety of menus and was delicious.

A very cost-effective experience. The surrounding scenery is beautiful and the breakfast is great! The hotel's hot springs and services are very good. The key is that it is not far from the station. But now it is off-season and the whole town is deserted.

The welcome drink, mini concert, and location were all great. Dinner and breakfast were delicious ☺️ I'd love to go again.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the station. While a bit out of the way, it's a great value hotel for a quiet retreat while enjoying the hot springs. If you need to buy something, there are two convenience stores within a 10-minute walk.

The room was amazing, especially the large tatami area with Sakurajima just outside the window. The large public bath on the top floor also faces Sakurajima. There's also a semi-open-air onsen on the first floor, and the atmosphere is just as wonderful. I really wanted to stay there all day without going out. The hotel offers a shuttle bus to the "Saraku" sand steam room, but reservations are required...

The front desk staff were very helpful and kind in providing tourist information. The food was delicious. The black pork shabu-shabu was especially sweet and delicious.

This hotel isn't located near Ibusuki Station, but two stops away at Miyahama Station. Miyahama Station is quite charming (see picture 3). It's about a 10-minute walk from Miyahama Station to the hotel (you can arrange a pick-up service from the station if you contact the hotel in advance; we didn't have much luggage). We encountered beautiful scenery on the way to the hotel! And a train passed by...

The waiter was very polite and attentive and explained in detail how to eat each dish.

Hot spring hotel, the restaurant is very good, the waiters carefully introduce each dish, it is delicious, the room has a beautiful sea view, the room is large and clean, the hotel also has bicycles for rent.

The sand bath was amazing! The building is currently undergoing repairs after typhoon damage, so it's a little old, but the food was amazing and delicious! The views of the high-speed ferry arriving and the sunset from the large public bath and our room were beautiful. I'd love to stay here again.

While their service is good enough, their facities such as building, rooms, etc are old fashioned and outdated. The location is okay if you have a car.

It's a shame there aren't any restaurants nearby

Sunrise and sunset are very beautiful because you can take pictures at the beach. The room is on the 4th floor, and there are vending machines and ice machines on the floor (as well as beer vending machines). I stayed in a beachfront room (tatami room). The overall style is retro. It is suitable for those who like retro-style hotels. There are also sand baths and large baths where you can take a dip...

The outside was a little old, but the inside was really nice. The room was spacious and the amenities were good. Dinner was delicious and I plan to visit again.

The location is convenient and the environment is comfortable.

It’s a fantastic hotel with hot spring, the staffs are friendly and helpful. The boss is nice and very kind. The hotel are full of Japanese traditional culture and decorations. If you go, must join their dinner set. It’s wonderful and yummy

The views are absolutely unbeatable, and the location is super convenient. Right next door is a local specialty, the sand bath, and you can buy tickets directly at the hotel – definitely give it a try! You *must* watch the sunrise from the open-air bath on the top floor; it's stunning, despite how incredibly cold it gets. Breakfast was plentiful, but the service felt a bit too procedural and standard...

The hotel room was incredibly spacious, a pleasant surprise with its indoor pool! The accompanying hot spring, facing the ocean, was so relaxing, and the kaiseki dinner included with the room was truly authentic.

The ocean view room had a great view of the ocean. The room had an open-air bath and a great atmosphere.

Very good and very suitable for family outings

The room is quite big, the food is also good, there is a Chinese lady at the front desk who patiently explains things in detail, there is a large sand bath nearby, and there is a light party on the beach at night, the hotel's hot spring pool is quite comfortable to soak in, the only shortcoming is that the Internet is really a bit bad, I hope the hotel can complete the repair as soon as possible and...

A great hotel for a relaxing family vacation. It's in a clean, quiet location. The sand baths are especially worth a mention – something unusual and fun! The staff is polite and welcoming. I want to come back again and again!

Overall, I was satisfied. However, the dinner was a little disappointing for the lowest grade. I was able to experience the sand bath regardless of the weather, which was a great experience.

This is a beachfront resort where you can experience a sand bath right inside the hotel – quite a unique experience. Just outside, you can take a stroll along the sandy beach, and the scenery is beautiful.

The food was delicious and the private bath was great! You could see the stars beautifully. I'd love to use it again!

The hotel boasts a superb location, with most rooms offering beautiful sea views. The staff provided outstanding service and were proficient in both Japanese and English. Both breakfast and dinner were plentiful and delicious. Highly recommended!

Perfect value for money! Be sure to book a Japanese-style room to truly experience the authentic hot spring ryokan atmosphere. Beyond the standard onsen baths, they also offer hot sand baths. Delicious breakfasts are served (with a large buffet), and the luxurious kaiseki dinners are also complemented by a buffet. We would gladly return to this hotel.

Nice hotel and enjoyable experience! The service is very good and amenities are updated

Outdoor onsen sea view was fantastic. First time experiencing full Japanese style breakfast.

We stayed here to celebrate after recovering from a serious illness. Even though we checked in early because my father wasn't feeling well, they allowed us to enter the room early and were very kind and helpful. The welcome drinks and sweets were a welcome respite. The food was also well-prepared, beautifully presented, and delicious. Above all, the kindness and politeness of the staff made us feel...

Hello. This trip was a trip for two women celebrating their 60th birthdays. The biggest event in our visit to Kagoshima was staying at Ibusuki Royal Hotel. The service, the people who looked after us, the food, and the charm of the owner. Everything has become a fond memory. We were deeply moved by the attentive hospitality, which is something we don't see these days. Thank you, Kagoshima. Thank you...

The best hotel in Ibusuki! 5 minutes by taxi from Ibusuki Station? It costs 1200 yen. The facilities are luxurious and friendly, and the kaiseki dinner and breakfast were both perfect, and the open-air bath was perfect!

Free coffee and detox water in the lobby on the 2nd floor Free snacks and tea on the way to the public bath on the 2nd floor 1 large public bath, 1 open-air bath with ocean view The room was sea view and the open view was nice Breakfast was a Japanese meal served + rice, miso, egg, porridge, and seaweed that you can get when you go. Tea and drinks available Very satisfied

The food is delicious, the sunken kotatsu table is nice, the spring water is good, the pool is fun, and the staff are nice. The signal is poor, and my feet are cold in the middle of winter, both in the room and the dining room. There are bugs even in the middle of winter, so it'll be terrible in summer. If you hate bugs, don't stay. The building is old, with peeling wallpaper and scratches. On days...

A family of 14 stayed in five rooms. The road from the Somen Nagashi area was winding and mountainous, while the road from downtown Ibusuki was wide. The staff were friendly, and I especially appreciated the fact that one of them spoke Korean fluently. There were adult and children's sized clothing available, as well as vests and coats for colder weather. There were also roasted sweet potatoes for...

Our family stayed here when our child was 2 years old. The pool was large and there was an open-air bath, so the whole family could relax and enjoy some time together. The food was delicious, and although you can get around in a cart, walking was also fun. My daughter, who hates bugs, screamed a lot, but since it's deep in the mountains, I think it would be best to take precautions by putting on insect...

It was great to spend time with my family quietly without people and have dessert. If I have the chance, I plan to visit again. I plan to recommend it to other acquaintances.

The room is large, with a swimming pool and sea view. The hotel is very private, and breakfast and dinner are served with Kaiseki cuisine. The hotel service is very good and you can borrow a lot of things for free in the lobby. To go to the hotel, you need to take a taxi from JR Station. The forest path is also very artistic.

The location was great, the open-air hot spring with a view of the sea, and the friendly staff who spoke Korean were the best. Food is also great

251003 Stayed with my wife As other reviews indicate, this inn, run by an elderly proprietress, is completely lacking in cleanliness. There were several insects in the bathtub. When moving around the room, a thin layer of dust accumulated on the screen of my smartphone, which I had left unattended. Price: 7/10 Service: 5/10 Cleanliness: 0/10

The hotel's decor is somewhat dated. The owner is a kind elderly lady who provides attentive and warm service. The hotel features a large natural hot spring bath, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. While the breakfast selection isn't extensive, it's meticulously prepared and tastes quite good. In terms of location, the hotel is a bit far from the sand bath onsen. It's also a distance from...

The room is big and clean, but the only downside is that the public bath is not so clean

The staff are polite and the service is good. The environment outside the garden is good. The Japanese-style room is also clean, tidy and well-equipped. Only there is no hot water for taking a shower in the morning. If you want to eat in the evening, you have to go out. The corridor should be undecorated and dusty. But overall, it is a B&B with a separate toilet, and the price/performance ratio is...

The mother's personality was wonderful. However, the building is more dilapidated than I expected. I don't mean to speak ill of it, but I wanted to comment for those considering staying here, as it's information I wish they had known beforehand. First of all, it's not suitable for people who are fastidious about cleanliness. I'm a bit of a germaphobe myself, and there were quite a few things that bothered...

The food is delicious. While they advertise themselves as creative, the dishes aren't gimmicky; rather, they offer classic Japanese and Western dishes, each seasoned appropriately. The flavors immediately reveal a solid foundation and excellent culinary sensibility. The exterior wasn't as dark or intimidating as the pre-visit information suggested. It shows its age, but that can be seen as part of...

A renowned hotel 6 minutes drive away from Ibusuki station and 3 minutes walk to Saraku Sand Bath. The hotel is well maintained and staff are friendly and professional. They have staff that speaks both Japanese and English, and there is a shuttle bus service from the station to the hotel. Within the hotel, there is a single bath area, shop for locally produced souvenirs, dining and lounge area. The...

Their service is excellent as they assign a staff to follow through your stay there. She will manage your meal and room cleaning schedule and bowed to bye you when your leave. There is sand bath at ¥1500.

The hospitality upon arriving at the inn was great, and the food was absolutely delicious! I was very satisfied with the delicious meals I was able to eat both in the evening and in the morning! The sand bath was also just a 3-minute walk away!

I was very grateful that they were able to accommodate my last-minute request about my child's likes and dislikes. The service staff were also highly skilled, making for a very comfortable stay. (Thank you, Kazuko ❤️) However, while this is understandable given the size and location of the inn, I was disappointed that the open-air bath only offered a view of the sky.

The room was clean and the food was delicious! The sand bath near the inn was also a very memorable experience.

The staff training for the staff seems to be thorough, and I was very satisfied with my stay as it was a comfortable one.

You can see the grand scenery in front of Iseebisō. Mt. Kaimon stands far away in the ocean. The black rocks prevent rough waves. Actually they are not rocks but lavas which were made when Mt. Kaimon was an active volcano. I walked toward the mountain through the lava’s narrow path…it’s a dynamic natural and poetic experience we cannot have in the daily life. In Edo period, Tadataka Inō who surveyed...

It's been 16 years since I last visited. I think the staff have changed, but they provided great customer service. The food, including the live spiny lobster, was also excellent!

Very customer service oriented & professional. Seaview room is wonderful. Room for improvement is to upgrade power charging points to USB & type C friendly, sell cup noodles in your resort shops

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

Very good！beautiful view and service!

This resort is definitely overrated! The resort seriously need a major overhaul. The room we stayed was so old & aged, I am pretty sure they have not done any upgrade in the past few decades 👎! My wife and I don’t even feel like spending time in the room at all. Everything in the room need to replace or touch up, I mean literally from the wall, toilet tiles, basin, shower faucet even the mattress…...

Excellent ryokan hotel with excellent service, amenities and food. The outdoor/ indoor public baths (onsens) are one of the biggest and most amazing I have ever seen. Although there are many rooms and guests, the service is unparalleled so you don’t experience long queues anywhere. There is a museum in the hotel compound if you are bored!

A nice and comfortable hotel. The hotel should inform this booking website about dinner option and allow customers to choose between Italian or Japanese cuisine.