Hotels near JR Hinatayama Station, Kirishima

Located in the center of the city, Yamagata Ya, major supermarket and local supermarket are within walking distance, and there are many restaurants around the hotel and it is convenient. The building is clean and clean. The room is normal, but the bed and pillow were good and the bed was very comfortable. It was also good to have a backrest on the chair. The air conditioning was able to adjust the temperature in ０.５ degrees units, and the wind amount was adjusted at ３ stage. Also, Sakurajima wanted from the window of the room. Breakfast is a Japanese-Western Viking. There were not many types, but it was delicious. However, it was a pity that there was only one kind of bread and there was no yogurt.

Located in Kirishima, HOTEL R9 The Yard Kirishimakokubu is a 3-minute drive from Shiroyama Park and 6 minutes from Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park. This hotel is 31.1 mi (50 km) from Mount Sakurajima and 3.1 mi (5.1 km) from Kagoshima Shrine.Featured amenities include laundry facilities and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 40 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature bidets and hair dryers.

Breakfast is very delicious. As others write, it is a great charm of this hotel. Home style breakfast full of handmade feeling. There are many items and I feel the gentle feeling of the staff. The charm of the hotel is still there. The staff is comfortable with a good sensitivity. Check-in is possible even at a late time of movement (car rental) on the final flight of the aircraft. Because of the friendly price, you can easily enter the local night before. The tavern near the hotel that I taught at the front desk is delicious and the price is reasonable. (after the final convenience) you can eat well even if you enter the store at a late time.

Hotel Kyocera is probably one of the largest hotel in Kirishima. It has two buildings ( main and annex) and looks quite good architecturally. They are connected by a bridge on the 3 floor which has the walking escalator- and a display of the various places that have been listed as world heritage sites in Japan. Inside the main building, there is a glass church which is ideal for weddings. In the basement, there is a large onsen, and spa. It is certainly a good place for having a holiday. The overall condition of the rooms are good- and the rooms are of good size. My room faces the East and has a perfect view of sunrise! There are two large parking lot and parking is free. # urbanexplorer #hotelinjapan #hotels

A very good hotel with a nice view. You can overlook Sakurajima, Maruo Onsen, and the Kirishima Mountains. The hotel's hot spring is good but a bit old, but other facilities are okay. Take a train from Kagoshima or Miyazaki to Kirishima Jingu Station. Opposite the train station picture 3 is the station picture 4. Take the bus and get off at Maruo Onsen. The hotel is 40 meters ahead. The bus timetable is shown in Figure 1 and Figure 6 (Figure 6 is out of service on weekends and ❌ is out of service on Figure 1, only ❌ is not drawn in Figure 1). It was very spacious for our family of four. Kirishima Jingu Shrine and Shinhwari Park are worth visiting. You can see Figure 9. The surrounding hot spring plaza and Maruo Falls are very close, so you can go shopping. The hotel buffet is pretty good. Go early, the Japanese are crazy about grabbing the buffet, and many items are not available for a while, so don't get stuck in going early. You can get skin care products from DHC in the lobby.

The open-air bath to be reserved and used was really the best! I wanted to use an open-air bath with no pillars or curtains closed, so I chose it in the mountains. At Maruo Station, I was able to collect luggage and have a great time walking around, so I used the transfer to check in and check out easily. The banquets are also delicious and delicious. I ate a glass of draft beer free of charge because the service and drink were selectable. The black pork shabu-shabu tasted a bit unfortunately, so I went to Kagoshima city and ate some food. I don't know if it's like inn cuisine or shabu-shabu itself in our mouth.

Maybe I checked in late. It was after 7pm and the room was full, so the room I was assigned was not very good. There was a musty smell in the first room I entered. After I told the front desk, I changed to a second room with a bigger musty smell. But my friend is very nice. He changed with me 😂 But his room was not very clean and there were girls' hair on the wash basin and shower head. . . . But the hot spring is good, the internal environment is ok, and there are ice cream snacks

We were blown away when we last visited Myoken Ishiharaso, but somehow, our stay last week was even more magical. From the enchanting settings to the Onsen quality to the incredible kaiseki cuisine to the professional, friendly and attentive staff, this is genuinely one of the iconic Onsen ryokans in all of Japan. One nice bonus - location wise, it's a mere 15 minutes by taxi from Kagoshima Airport, which is served by four domestic carriers and is a mere 2-hour flight from Tokyo Haneda or an even shorter 75 minute flight from Osaka Itami. Yes, you can easily do an overnight trip to Ishiharaso - just make sure to get there by 2PM (check-in time is an hour earlier than most ryokans), as you'll definitely want to maximize your time there. The thing we learned on our second trip had to do with the Onsen quality. We already knew that the hot springs at the property came straight from the nearby source, all baths were free-flowing (and overflowing), the overflow onsen were discharged and never recirculated. While it's not uncommon to have ryokans offer such quality, many of the high-end properties do provide it, and even in the rooms, like Ishiharaso does. But the goodness does not stop there. While many places call their onsen ”authentic,” Ishiharaso takes things a bit further: the precious hot springs nutrients are never diluted by adding tap water (which is often the case as a means to cool down the hot springs), have no exposure to air/oxygen until it runs into the bath, Alfa Laval (a French company) heat exchangers are used to control the temperature - it is a system that takes only thermal energy using mountain water. For these reasons and more, the onsen is distributed as it is from the source without being in contact with the air or adding a single drop of water to the hot springs. It's pure goodness at Myoken Ishiharaso. Also, the size of the bathtubs everywhere - in the rooms, in the communal baths and the rental baths (that can be rented privately by guests staying at the ryokan) - are determined based on the advise from experts based on the principle of one turn per hour - in order to meet hygiene standards for bathtubs. In other words, a bathtub that fills up in an hour is ideal. If you make a bathtub bigger than that, you will need to dilute it with water, circulate the water, and chlorinate it. Therefore, the size of the each of the onsen baths at Ishiharaso was decided according to the amount of onsen it can pipe into each bath. Finally - the in-room onsen are drained, meticulously scrubbed clean, and then refilled after each group of guests depart each room. They do the same daily for the communal and rental onsen baths as well. Myoken Ishiharaso's hot springs are called ”Bijin no Yu” (spring of beauty) thanks to bicarbonate spring (hydrogen carbonate and carbon dioxide) and metasilicic acid (a form of silicon dioxide, aka silica.) Hot springs with hydrogen carbinate are also composed of sodium, calcium and magnesium. Bicarbonate s

I stayed with my elderly father. I didn't think there were many staff, but they put my luggage in the room and it was helpful. The room was large enough with a twin bed and a Japanese-style room with more than 10 tatami mats with a board. I can't deny the oldness around the water, but there was also a faucet for drinking water. Dinner is a restaurant with all-you-can-drink and has a menu of ､. The restaurant also has a high ceiling, chic and relaxing. The interior of shochu lined up on the wall was also nice, and many people took pictures. The contents of the meal were also served with a polite explanation. Especially good was that Sakurajima was seen from the large communal bath while the environment was in the mountains. I was able to realize again that I came to Kagoshima ～. The hot water was also soft and nice. If I could order one, I thought it would be okay to have citrus services in my room during the winter.

It is located in a quiet place with a winding road from the main road through Kirishima Onsen １ｋｍ. The number of rooms is ３９ It seems that it is a room, and it feels like an old-fashioned small hot spring inn. The building and rooms were old, and the elevator was a retro push button type. The hot springs are rich in water, with sulfur springs and simple springs, and you can choose them according to your mood. In addition, there is a rental bath ４, and it was possible to make a reservation by phone in advance, so I made a reservation for the most popular ”Akamatsu no Yu” about １ months ago, but the next morning ６ and ８ Only available did. ２ Moon Morning ６ It was still night, and I went while illuminating my feet with the flashlight I lent in the dark. The open-air bath surrounded by the forest was wonderful and I was able to relax. I wanted to enter in a bright environment when the season was a little better. Meals have been devised using local ingredients. Because the room rate is reasonable, it is not high-class, but it was able to be delicious by the dish which was added by the hand. When I checked out, I felt that it was an inn where I felt the warmth of a simple person in the Showa period throughout my stay, such as giving me a boiled * as a gift.