Hotels With WiFi in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

Hotel was easily accessible (5 minutes walk) from the nearest tram stop next to Sakuramachi mall. Staff hospitality was exceptional. Check in and out process was very smooth too. Some of the staff could also converse well in English. Hotel has coin laundromats which was really helpful for our four nights stay. The hotel breakfast was really good too with wide spread of Japanese and western options. Also wonderful that the hotel lounge is open daily after 2pm with free drinks and hot tea/coffee provided.

1️⃣ The location is superb! It's right outside Kumamoto Station, which houses the Higo Market and is next to the Amu shopping mall. So, dining and shopping feel as easy as a stroll downstairs. Right at the entrance, you can catch the Loop Bus, with routes to all parts of Kumamoto. 2️⃣ The facilities are comprehensive. The hotel has a large public bath and a laundry room. After a soak, you can enjoy a capsule coffee and admire the night view. 3️⃣ The deluxe room isn't much more expensive, but it has a better layout and is more spacious. Highly recommended!

Three of us stayed at Sanwan for 2600 yuan, and it was pure enjoyment! 😎 **Facilities**: The facilities are very new. We took turns sleeping on the sofa bed, and it was surprisingly comfortable – no back pain! The room was also spacious enough for three suitcases to be fully open, which was perfectly acceptable. **Cleanliness**: It was extremely clean. A big thank you to the housekeeping staff; even though we ate a lot every day, everything was spotless the next morning. **Environment**: The location is excellent, very close to Shangxia Tong. There are two convenience stores downstairs, and a tram stop not far away. It's also conveniently located near all the attractions. Highly recommend!

We booked a Japanese-style room in the main building. The room felt quite spacious, functioning as a living room by day and converting into a tatami bedroom at night. Although the bathroom was small, it featured excellent wet/dry separation. During our stay, even though it was a fully booked weekend, we could always find an available private hot spring bath, choosing between the outdoor rotenburo and indoor options. My absolute favorite was the open-air bath; soaking in it with a gentle breeze was incredibly relaxing, and despite it being summer, I didn't feel overly hot. A special mention goes to the yukatas provided daily; they were incredibly stylish, and we could choose our preferred design. We opted for the half-board plan (one night, two meals), and over our three-day stay, the dinners were never repetitive. The main courses—from the Wagyu shabu-shabu on the first day, to the exquisite Kaiseki dinner on the second, and the snow crab shabu-shabu on the third—were all incredibly delicious. The hotel offers a shuttle service to/from the station and assistance with booking onward travel and tickets, though these services require advance booking. Highly recommended!

Can't really find a fault with this hotel. The room was perfect. Nice and clean. Comfortable bed. The room had a humidifier machine. The staff were very nice to deal with and welcoming. The location was spot on. I'd stay here again most definitely

The location is great, conveniently near Sakuramachi Bus Terminal for easy travel. The Japanese breakfast was delicious and plentiful. The room was a bit small, though, and couldn't fit two 28-inch suitcases. However, the price was quite reasonable.

Good if you like old school charm hotel, room and service. Castle view room was a disappointment - have to stand at the side of the window to actually see the castle :( Location was great and parking was onsite. There’s a driveway at the front of the hotel and from there, the staff guided us to their onsite parking. It’s as advertised JPY1000 per day but on day of checkout, parking is until 11.30am. After that, cheaper to park elsewhere (JPY100 for 15mins vs JPY200 for 2hrs at Kumamoto Castle).

The hotel parking lot was probably full by early morning, but luckily there are a few parking lots nearby, though they're not cheap. The hotel is newly opened, so all the facilities are quite new. The only drawback is that there are far fewer hot spring baths compared to the previous branch in Kyoto, but thankfully there weren't many guests, so it wasn't crowded and the stay was quite comfortable. There are also many good restaurants nearby, so you can stroll around the area after dinner.

Excellent value for money! The environment is great, and the facilities are comprehensive. The breakfast was incredibly rich and delicious; I ended up eating four bowls of Kumamoto noodles! I'll definitely stay here again next time. The single room was surprisingly comfortable! The front desk staff were also very helpful, and you can even store your luggage yourself.

This hotel is, without a doubt, the most satisfying I've stayed at during my solo trips to Japan over the past few years! 👍5☆☆☆☆☆ 1. The hotel is conveniently located right next to Kumamoto Station, just a 3-4 minute walk to the left after exiting (Photo 3). The rooms are spacious, and the bathrooms are large. They provide complimentary bottled water. It's quiet at night. Photos 5 & 6 show the view from room 714. The front desk staff are patient, professional, and attentive. 👍 2. There are many dining options inside the train station, making meals very convenient. 3. There are bus and tram stops right outside the hotel. You can use IC credit cards (UnionPay, VISA) and Alipay directly on all Kumamoto city buses and trams for payment, which is incredibly convenient! We walked to Kumamoto Castle, stopping at Kitaoka Shrine ⛩ along the way. We took Tram Line A back. It's very close to Kumamoto Castle and the city center. 4. The next morning, we headed to Mount Aso. We bought tickets to Aso Station at Kumamoto Station, and there were several train times to choose from. Very convenient! If you're planning a city walk in Kumamoto and a visit to Mount Aso, I highly recommend this hotel.