Hotels with WiFi in Kirishima

"Although I arrived several hours before check-in, I was able to rent a bicycle and cycle to Kirishima Shrine. It had been a while since I last rode a bike, but it was just the right distance, so I wasn't exhausted and really enjoyed myself. The hotel was clean and the service was also excellent."

"I used the Apa Hotel for the first time. I was surprised at the breakfast. The curry in the morning was very delicious. Location is a bit bad, it takes about 20, 30 minutes from the airport, but The room is clean and the amenities are exactly what I said."

"The hotel was very clean and the hospitality was excellent. It was a shame that it rained heavily on our first day, but perhaps because of that, we were able to check in earlier than expected, which allowed us to relax comfortably. The complimentary ice cream and ramen were a pleasant surprise. The staff were all very attentive and polite, making for a truly enjoyable holiday. I would definitely love to visit again. Thank you!"

"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."

"First, we loved the onsen and its services, where we soaked in three pools of different temperatures, sweated in a sauna, then alternately cooled ourselves in cold baths. Second, room services were excellent despite its furnishings seemed to be run down a bit. Third, its location is central to travel most places of interest, which spreads out in Kagoshima Prefecture."

"The onsen is big and amazing. The buffet dinner and breakfast are sumptuous with quality food! The room is spacious and comfortable. The only setback is the hotel is quite old and dated in the common places. With the quality food and best onsen, it's still a value for money hotel to be in."

"Our stay at Kirishima Onsen Ryokojin Sanso was absolutely wonderful. The hotel is beautifully situated on a hill and easily accessible by car. The spacious rooms and amazing onsen facilities were impressive, especially the private outdoor onsen in the forest, which we enjoyed in the evening when it was dark – a truly phenomenal experience. The authentic food was another highlight, beautifully presented and truly delicious. We highly recommend Kirishima Onsen Ryokojin Sanso for anyone seeking a serene and authentic Japanese onsen experience."

"The room decoration is OK. The humidity is a little high. The private hot spring is really comfortable. The space is a little small. The brand is good. The environment is pleasant. There are no shops around. The air in the mountains is fresh."

"The place was very clean. I was able to relax and stay there at my leisure. There's a small river nearby, which was great for a leisurely stroll. I understood that having a car is essential for getting around in a rural area like this, but it's definitely best to research transportation options thoroughly beforehand. (Since I wasn't very familiar with the local area, it was perfect for a room-only stay.) The staff were efficient and quick in their service."

"The service was excellent. I think it was the owner who personally picked us up at the station and provided a detailed hotel guide. Since I couldn't speak Chinese, I used a translator. The hotel map was especially clear, like a contact map. The public baths are located by the stream, allowing you to soak and enjoy the sounds of the water. The only problem was that the time limit was too short, only half an hour. The room amenities were a bit dated, a common problem in Japan."