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"Only the staff should be more familiar with options to visit the nearby national park. But the reception is helpful with providing customers with maps. My only problem is the room price."

"Great large modern hotel! Nice parking right outside. Good choice for the city or airport. Overall great!"

"Awesome! "

"Overall a very good stay for family travellers. Huge hot spring area, buffet and proximity to the national park for a reasonable premium. The immediate surrounding area is walkable. To reach Kirishima Jingu and trail heads inside NP you need a car. Bus routes run only 2-4 times a day. If you have to take a bus watch out for departure times."

"창밖의 풍경은 환상적입니다. 야외 욕장도 인상적입니다. 식사는 무난한 수준입니다."

"Hotel style property, a little larger than I expected. A bit dated. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room with futons. Overall the room was great, but the futons were the hardest, least comfortable of the trip. Meals however were excellent, and we very much enjoyed the outdoor baths."

"Fantastic service. The checkin was super easy and efficient. The front desk agent went above and beyond his duties to help my guests navigate their way to the Hotel since it’s relatively new and unique. The young ladies working the morning shift were equally helpful when I needed help translating and making calls. I can’t recommend enough and would absolutely stay again because they’re affordable, super kind and close to everything. Thank you"

"Food was poor. Service was poor. Room was tiny. Price was high. Not satisfied. But a hot tub in a room was good. "

"The building and the room are clean and fine, but the location was far enough from the airport that you would absolutely need a taxi to get to the airport. However, you’re supposed to make a taxi RSVP at least 48 hours before the date you need it. Local taxis are usually fully booked by early RSVPs, and wont be able to come pick you up like you would expect. I didn’t know that till I arrived at the Inn late in the evening, and I needed a taxi in the next morning fairly early. So I had to figure out how to make a phone call to taxi companies (landlines) via Skype subscription first, and I barely found one after calling 6 different taxi companies. If you don’t have a car, and don’t speak Japanese, or you don’t have a phone that can make a phone call to a japanese landline (you can do this by installing Skype and then buy a 30day subscription for $8), I don’t recommend this place to stay. There’s virtually no public transportation nearby. This inn should make that crucial point much more clear to the customers, so that they would be more prepared when they come to stay, and not have to panic when they realize that they may or may not be able to make it to the airport next day for their next flight. "