Kirishima Kanko Hotel, Kirishima

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms had superb views across the valley to Mount Sakurajima, but unfortunately, I encountered a cockroach in another room. On the bright side, heading to the onsen street offered a serene view of ample white steams. The location is only close to a very small town and relatively remote, which might not suit everyone, but the dining experience, offering a Viking style meal with Japanese, Western, and Chinese choices, was extremely good.

The hotel rooms, despite the rain, were large and very comfortable, offering a stunning view towards Mount Sakurajima, where even the Crown Prince had stayed before. While the location is only close to a very small town and relatively remote, it does provide access to the spa resort. The dining experience had extensive offerings but leaned heavily towards Japanese cuisine, which might not suit all tastes. Overall, the amenities and friendly service make this a good choice despite limited parking hours.

The hotel offers superb views across the valley to Mount Sakurajima. The rooms are comfortable but need renovation in the toilet and bath areas. The service is satisfactory. The location is in a very small town and relatively remote. The facilities need some updates.

The room was large and very comfortable with a stunning view, but it needs renovation to the toilet and bath in the coming schedule as they are the most frequently occupied areas. The hotel is only close to a very small town and relatively remote, which can be a downside for those seeking vibrant surroundings. The dining experience is very good offering homemade ice-cream, although the menu is extensive but very Japanese. The facilities are decent but may require some improvements.

The hotel offers a mixed experience with its scenic location but some room issues. The service was satisfactory, and the dining options were a highlight.

The hotel offers stunning views of the onsen street with ample white steams and across the valley to Mount Sakurajima where Crown Prince stayed. The rooms provide a comfortable stay but might need renovation soon, especially the toilet and bath areas. The location, although close to a very small town and remote, offers a unique experience. The dining options cater to different tastes but may have limited timings, while the facilities meet expectations.

The hotel offers stunning views across the valley to Mount Sakurajima. The room was large and very comfortable. The service was top-notch. Located close to a very small town and relatively remote, it provides a peaceful retreat. The dining experience was very Japanese, and the facilities were well-equipped.

The hotel is nestled in a very small town and relatively remote location, offering serene surroundings. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but the toilet and bath are in need of renovation. The dining experience is delightful with a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese style choices. However, the dining hours are limited. The open porch attached to the room provides a charming view of the onsen street with its distinctive white steams.

The hotel is set in a relatively remote area close to a very small town. The rooms need renovation, especially the toilet and bath areas, as they appear worn out. On the bright side, the open porch attached to the room offers a nice view of the onsen street, with white steams visible in the rain, providing a serene ambiance.

The hotel offers superb views across the valley to Mount Sakurajima. The rooms are large and very comfortable with a stunning view, but they need renovation to the toilet and bath. It's rather pity during rainy days. The location is close to a very small town, relatively remote, and offers good parking. The dining experience is Viking style, including Japanese, Western, and Chinese choices. The freshly baked bread is a highlight.