3-Star Hotels in Miyazaki City

This is the best decision I’ve made during my trip in Miyazaki. I should have stayed longer here than I did in the previous booking. Almost everything is almost perfect, from the artificial hot spring to the traditional Japanese bedrooms, which are great additions to the Japanese experience. I believe it is one of the most affordable hotels in the area. The breakfast is a buffet that is included in my stay, and I had to add the Dinner buffet, which is very worth the price since the place doesn't have many restaurants nearby. The hotel is also within a 5-10 minute walk from the JR train station. The staff are also friendly. I definitely will be back here when I revisit Miyazaki soon. The day I visited was rainy, so I was unable to visit many places.

The room is small but facilities are complete and good. Location is very strategic with plenty of food options around. Parking with a fee of 1,100 yen. Onsen, free drinks including alcohol and simple supper is a plus point to this hotel.

A bit of of the way, it's a dead town at night and all restaurants closed by 830pm when we arrived. Quite a spooky dated resort. The only saving grace was huge rooms, and the private onsen for couples. Front desk couldn't speak a word of English.

A typical Japanese business hotel: impeccably clean, excellent service, well-equipped facilities, free public bath with a hot spring atmosphere, and a generous breakfast. I would definitely stay here again next time.

It is within walking distance to the beach in Qingdao, and I think it is the best if you are looking for sightseeing in Qingdao. The rooms, baths and toilets were clean. The TV was also YouTube and Netflix compatible, and it also comes with poppin Aladdin, so I enjoyed watching idol videos on YouTube ^_^ There is no DVD or Blu-ray player, so bring a PC and HDMI cable. I was able to appreciate it. The bed is comfortable in the bedroom on the 1st floor, but the futon in the Japanese-style room on the 2nd floor was a thin mattress and a duvet, and I felt that there was a little difference.

The affiliated parking fee was 1,000 yen per night, and you could enter and exit freely, but you had to take your parking ticket to the front desk each time you entered and exited. The location is very good, so I think 1,000 yen per night is cheap. The free drink bar has a wide selection of shochu, fruit liqueurs, charcoal water, and ice, so you can make a variety of chuhai and cocktails by combining them. The natural hot spring is not large (it can fit 5 or 6 people), but it is clean and the quality of the spring is good. The free breakfast buffet has a decent variety of side dishes and freshly baked bread, all of which are delicious, and the coffee is also delicious. Overall, it feels like a business hotel with a lot of service. It was clean, the front desk was kind and polite, and it was a comfortable stay. However, there is only one elevator that can accommodate about 10 people, and the emergency stairs are not open, so it gets crowded around 8:30 in the morning. Someone I met at the hotel said that if there are many group guests staying, you may have to wait for the elevator for more than 10 minutes.

Miyazaki Kanko Hotel stands along Tachibana Koen-dori Street (1-1-1 Matsuyama, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture, 880-8512) overlooking the Oyodo River. It is a large, well-established hotel. There is a large hot spring bath on the first floor of the West Wing, and on the second floor is Shokusai Kenbi Ichiboku Ichiso, where the breakfast buffet is located. A dinner buffet is also available. The hotel is old, so there is nothing new about it, but the rooms are spacious, the utility room is spacious, and the bathtub is also large. There is only an AC outlet for power, no USB, and the AC at the desk has to be plugged in through a wall socket at the foot of the desk, which gives it a sense of history, but this is not a problem.

Because this trip to Japan is an in-depth trip, this hotel provides free use of washing machine service, which is very convenient! Moreover, the hotel lobby provides a variety of bath salts, which can be used when taking a bath at night!

Good location. Within easy walking distance to the beach. Boards can be rented. Unfortunately, a group of travelers did not respect the quiet rule in the sleeping area. It was quite loud for the duration of my stay. I would hope the hostel enforces the rules more strictly in the future.

Traditional Japanese styled room. The ups are: quiet, location, space, small zinc, shaving razors, fan, lamp, hot bathtub. Downs: the bathtub and toilet are public areas. However, it is winter: barely anyone was at the hotel. I enjoyed public privacy 😁