The Kagoshima Sun Royal Hotel seems to be an older establishment, and most of its guests are Japanese seniors, which suggests it's quite popular among locals. There's a bus service connecting the hotel to Kagoshima-Chuo Station and Tenmonkan, but it's less frequent in the evenings. If you're heading back to the hotel from Tenmonkan or Kagoshima-Chuo Station at night, you'll need to plan your public transport carefully. The hotel boasts an open-air observation hot spring on the 12th floor. While not large, it's very clean and never feels crowded, even with many people using it. It also has bubble baths, a sauna, and other complete facilities. The breakfast was incredibly impressive; alongside a rich variety, it featured local Kagoshima specialties like Amami chicken rice and a generous selection of fresh fruits, such as watermelon. Overall, the hotel's location is a bit secluded, but this is offset by the convenient shuttle bus. The rooms are a good size and very clean, and the service is excellent. With its distinctive hot spring and abundant breakfast, it's definitely worth staying at.
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