2 star hotels in Kagoshima

Excellent value for money for a no frills traveller ike me. I wish some stuff can be conversant in English.

This hotel is good location in the downtown.

Helpful stuff assisted me with booking a restaurant. No public bath available. Rooms and TV a bit tiny, could benefit from some renovation but good enough for a short stay.

I like everything. Only room size is little small. Clean. Place is close to main place. I stay at this hotel every time visiting at Kagoshima.

We had a really good stay! The location of the hotel is very convenient, room was clean and the staff was nice.

Value for money. Simple yet sufficient. Clean n with all the necessary amenities. Beautiful view of Sakurajima mountain. Fully recommended if u are looking for a simple n comfortable stay

Very clean. Great location easy to find and some Sake on arrival. Very kind staff

Good location. Lots of shopping and restaurants around.

Nice hotel. Polite and well services

Comfortable and friendly and clean

I came to Kagoshima not as a traveler, but as someone moving to the area. I had much to do in a short time, namely get acclimated, secure a place to live, and begin my new job. had booked 3 nights, and ended needing one more night, which I booked online the night before checkout, which still saved me money. The amenities were fine. Internet via Ethernet was included, and it was plenty fast. The bathroom...

Fantastic hotel! It's right by the Sakurajima Ferry, and you can even see Sakurajima Volcano from your room. It's also really close to Kagoshima Station, with a tram and bus stop right outside. Super convenient for getting anywhere!

Small and simple room but easily reachable from the train station. There’s a big supermarket directly in front of the hotel which is great.

Friendly service from staff Strategic location and opposite is the supermarket and Kagoshima Aquarium

Nice room with the view of sakurajima island in some room direction. Room is nice and good for the price. Only drawback is although close to Kagoshima station, it’s a quite location and you need to walk 5 mins to convenient stores. Restaurant is also limited and close early.

Spacious room in comparison with standard japanese hotels, everything was very clean and it was quiet

Very conveniently located close to the tram (which goes to the location to catch the bus to Kagoshima airport), as well as other places obviously. Also about  ten minute walk to Sakurajima ferry and about a fifteen minute walk to the high speed ferry that goes to Yakushima.   Has laundry and drying that you need to pay for on the first floor. Rooms are typical Japanese business hotel rooms but not...

The older gentleman at the front desk was very kind. He offered plenty of welcome drinks and even gave me ice with a glass, which was very thoughtful. I was very pleased and will definitely be returning.

The room was spacious and clean and the bed was big and comfortable.

The room was very large. Having lived in Tokyo for so long, the contrast in Kagoshima was striking. The price was reasonable and the room was spacious – I was very satisfied. The lobby offered complimentary water, drinks, and coffee, which was nice. The only slight drawback was that the room had a slightly damp smell.

I stayed here for a friend's wedding. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, and it was a wonderful memory! Thank you!

It's very close to Izuro-dori Station on the Kagoshima tram line. There's a highly-rated tendonya (temple bowl restaurant) nearby called Ageya Daiichi, which I highly recommend. The laundry room on the second floor of the hotel was quite empty, which was a huge help. Thank you.

The room was spacious, clean and comfortable.

I went there for work with a 2-ton box truck. This was my second time here, and although the parking lot is first-come, first-served, I was able to park. I was shown to other parking lots, but they didn't have any space for my box truck. I think a regular car would have been able to park there with ease. I think it would be great for personal use. The front desk staff were very friendly, and I had...

I booked this hotel through a major domestic online travel agency. To head to the hotel from Kagoshima-Chuo Station, if you're taking the city tram (streetcar), transfer at Gunmoto and get off at Kisaba, which is the most convenient option. You can also transfer at Takami-Baba, but you'll have to cross two crosswalks. Both routes take about 20 minutes, and if you're paying with cash, please get a transfer...

The room is very small, old, and a bit worn. The window doesn't open, and the hallway sometimes smells of cigarettes. The only problem is that the Wi-Fi connection is really bad. But the bed is quite comfortable, and for the price, the overall package is acceptable.

Located 3 minutes from Kisaba Station. Morning coffee and bread are complimentary. Low prices. Recommended for solo travelers.

It's reasonably priced and in a good location. The building is old, but it's worth the price. I'd like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Located right at a crossroads, it was a nightmare to sleep at night because of the constant traffic. The service was good; breakfast included a cup of coffee and a bread roll. The Wi-Fi was a bit slow on the first day, probably because many people were using it, but it worked fine for the next few days after most of the neighbors checked out.

I visited solely to use the hot spring. For a very reasonable fee of 500 yen, you can enjoy a high-quality, iron-rich onsen. The view of the sun setting over the ocean from the open-air bath was truly unforgettable. The facilities themselves are simple, but the quality of the water, the temperature, and the scenery combined to create a memorable experience. From start to finish, I was the only guest...

Day trip visit on November 16, 2025 Fee: ¥500 Excellent onsen. You can see the Kagoshima on a clear day. Iron mineral smell and sweet taste. Soap and shampoo available. Hair dryer available. Make sure to get your 88 Hot Springs of Kyushu stamp. Very kind owner.

The location is fantastic, with views of the volcano from the roadside and the bay from the window. The open-air bath at the seaside has rusty-smelling yellow water, but the iron (Fe) inorganic salts are beneficial for wound healing. The chef is an elderly woman who makes excellent home-style dishes; if you're allergic to seafood, you can substitute the sashimi for black pork cutlet. For backpackers...

It's located 10-15 minutes by car from the pier. Knowing the bus schedule in advance makes it a great place to rest after your trip. It's a quiet and relaxing place. The hotel owner is incredibly friendly and kind. And the electric bike rentals are 6,000 won per hour, which is cheaper than the pier itself. For those who want to hike, it's a good idea to arrive at Sakurajima Island early, take a bus...

A nice ryokan that you can actually visit without a car! The bus schedule is not on Google Maps. I used the Japanese site qbus.jp to input 桜島港 to 文学碑前 which is the stop in front of the hotel. I attached the timetable where the bus departs from Sakurajima port (as of December 2023). This bus is not the sightseeing bus so the operators might not speak English. If you don’t have an IC card you need to...

Encountering a lot of bugs may change the situation. The equipment is very old, there is no sound insulation at all, and nothing seems to be updated or repaired. The above general transitional accommodation is still barely acceptable. But the dust, cobwebs, and bathroom hygiene are daunting... The quality of the hot springs is excellent.

Stayed here for two nights over the holidays. The room was nice with a view of Sakurajima. Access to the Sakurajima ferry was also good. The room was worth the price. There was a decent coin laundry. Convenience stores were a bit far away on foot. For breakfast, we went to Gusto, which was a three-minute walk away. The parking lot (additional charge) wasn't very large.

The room was clean. The steps to the flooring were high, so you need to be careful when climbing up and down. The large public bath was private and comfortable.

We stayed with our family for just one night. The room was large and had wooden floors. We checked in late, but they laid out our futons and heated the room for us, which we were grateful for. Our room didn't have a bath, so we had to use the large communal bath, but the price was reasonable, so that was fine. The large communal bath was old, but clean. It's in the city, so it was convenient for sightseeing...

There was a large room for families, which was nice.

Large rooms are ideal for families with children

Room was spacious. Bathroom is a bit cramped but similar to a lot of hotels in Japan. Shower is communal on the first floor.