Hotels With Spa in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

Decent-sized room and nicely furbished; Amazing location for food, transport, shopping, tram. Literally a 7-11 at your doorstep. Public bath was amazing, even has outdoor bath; Lounge available for working (after 3pm) and provides drinks and good wifi; Professional service and attitude from hotel staff. Would stay again 10/10

Surrounded by shops and malls, this hotel is in the liveliest part of Kumamoto, right next to Tsuruya Department Store, Kumamoto's only department store. Having just opened in August '25, the facilities are brand new, making for a very comfortable stay. The staff are warm and friendly, and overall, I was extremely satisfied. Hotels in Kumamoto offer much better value for money than those in Fukuoka.

Trip.com wouldn't let me cancel, but I ended up getting the Dormy Inn Hot Springs for its lowest price ever! A double room for just over 300 [currency unit]! Couldn't resist! It's right opposite the Kumamoto Sakuramachi bus terminal, literally a stone's throw away. There's a shopping street, a Gyomu Supermarket, and a tram station nearby. As always, they have 24-hour coffee, tea, and ice cream, along with hot springs, laundry, and late-night ramen... My friends who know Dormy Inn will understand! I wanted to do two consecutive cycles of washing and drying, so I put in 200 yen. The next day, a Japanese guest saw me and told me I had to wait for the first cycle to finish before putting in more coins. I reported this to the front desk, and without a word, they refunded the 200 yen I overpaid. ❤️ Love it! Staying for two nights was an absolute steal.

We had a great stay at Kamenoi Hotel Aso Park. We booked a room in the South Building, which was spacious,clean, and had a large, comfortable bed. The hotel provides yukata robes in various colors, which was a lovely touch for guests to enjoy the onsen experience. ♨️ The onsen was large and relaxing — perfect after a day of exploring Aso. 🚗 Parking was very convenient, located right next to the hotel. Just across the parking area, there’s a 24-hour convenience store called Obentou Hirai offering ready-made bentos, hot meals, ramen, and udon — extremely convenient for late-night snacks or quick meals. 🍱 We chose a room-only package without meals, and in the morning, we visited the local souvenir and food center at Aso Station. It had a great selection of local foods and breakfast options, plus plenty of gifts and souvenirs to bring home. Overall, a comfortable stay with everything we needed nearby. Highly recommended if you’re exploring the Aso area!

Amakusa is at the edge of Kumamoto, and transportation is inconvenient. You can take the Amakusa bus from Kumamoto, which takes two and a half hours on the road. There will be no group tours in this place, which is good. It is quiet and the hot springs are basically like a private place. The hotel facilities are relatively new, the sea view is extremely beautiful, and the hot spring water quality is excellent. But there are no places to play around, so in the hotel you can: watch the sea, soak in hot springs, and be in a daze. Note: There are only two ways to leave Amakusa, one is to return to Kumamoto, and the other is to take a ferry across the sea to Nagasaki. Don't choose the Lingbei Steamship plan to go to Nagasaki. If the wind speed is greater than 10 meters/second, the steamer will stop sailing. The wind speed in Amakusa is 16-30 meters/second every day. It depends on the weather to sail. There is a forecast on the blog of Lingbei Steamship. Once it can sail, it will be like good news. If you really want to go to Nagasaki, it is best to choose to take the car and passenger ferry to Oniike Port, which basically will not stop sailing. It costs more than 3,000 yen to take a taxi from Amakusa Angel Garden Hotel to Oniike Port. After crossing the sea to Kuchikozu Port, take a bus to Isahaya, where you can transfer to the Nagasaki Line train to Nagasaki Station.

A gorgeous place, a beautiful ryokan. The room is spacious and has everything you need. The staff are polite, helped us book a bus for departure, and drove us to the bus stop. However, they only meet us upon request, which is unclear how to do. At other ryokans, they send an email asking if you need a shuttle from the bus stop. The kaiseki dinner is hearty and interesting. The breakfasts are also good. The onsen with iron are unique in the entire village. We really liked the outdoor onsen with bamboo groves. It's especially pleasant to sit there in the evenings when no one else is there. We also used the private ones, which is an added bonus for families.

The hotel is very superior, very good value for money, the hotel itself has a hot spring, while also gave us free tickets to the next hot spring park, hot spring park fun to eat, play, can allow more time to play, should be the highest quality hot spring park in Kumamoto City.

The room was very spacious and the bathroom and toilet were clean. We could use the large public bath and guests were given free sorbet. They also provided individual transportation to the airport, which was very helpful.

I liked the hot spring facilities on the 10th floor above all. There are many restaurants nearby and it was convenient because it was close to the airport. It was a pity that the twin bed room was a little lack

Great service even though I arrived pretty late - they were very helpful with parking guidance since the main lots were full. Hotel is earthquake resistant as well 😅