Enjoy hot springs, relaxation and scenery during your next trip to Ibusuki!
30 hotels
Overlooking Kagoshima Bay, Hakusuikan boasts an outdoor pool and a variety of spacious indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths, including a Sunamushi sand hot-spring.
“Good dinner and breakfast. Wearing yukata for dinner and breakfast”
Average review score: 8.8
Located in Ibusuki, 2.8 km from Ibusuki Onsen, Ibusuki Royal Hotel boasts air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Free private parking is available on site. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV.
“Good location, nice sea view, nice onsen, powered paddle bike rental”
Average review score: 7.7
Guests at Ibusuki Kaijo Hotel can enjoy indoor hot spring baths and a "Sunamushi" mud bath made from sand mixed with steam from hot-spring water.
“Good breakfast. Nice room, with a sea view. Professional and helpful staff. Good onsen.”
Average review score: 7.8
Featuring open-air hot spring baths and a sauna, Ginsyo is located a 4-minute drive from Ibusuki Station.
“Everything was fantastic! The yukata robes are great, the rooftop onsen is beautiful and the breakfast is superb. Our room had futon+ regular beds, which is neat. The staff was so nice and helpful it was amazing.”
Average review score: 9
Boasting in 5 public hot-spring baths and 4 saunas, Ibusuki Kokoronoyado features accommodations with a flat-screen TV and free wired internet access.
Average review score: 7.9
At Koran no Yu Kinkouro, guests can relax in the public indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths with sea views. Rooms are Western or Japanese-style and free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas.
“high quality service; the employees are very kind and helpful especially Ms 坂元 who is patient enough to reply my many questions not only by mails but also face to face check in. She also help us to call relevant contact to reserve the JR Express. Meanwhile, I am strongly recommended the hotel's dinner which is the most delicious Japanese food I had in Japan. Staff are so nice and their breakfast is perfect as well. The shuttle bus service is quite useful and the driver is so nice. Pick up and send us to bath sand to JR station. We enjoyed the public and air bath as well. Perfect experience and like this hotel though we have only one day staying”
Average review score: 8.3
Located right in front of the beach, guests at Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel can enjoy Sunamushi sand hot-spring baths and request for relaxing massages.
“Located at the seaside with wonderful seaview from all guest rooms. The hotel was well ventilated throughout with open corridors. Renovation was a bit outdated but well kept and clean. Was allocated a room on top floor as requested. Sandbath was included in the room rate. Free shuttle to Ibusuki JR Station and the public sandbath at the beach. Helpful and friendly staff who though didn't speak much English, had tried their best to communicate with us.”
Average review score: 7.9
Situated along the Kinko Bay, Ibusuki Coral Beach Hotel offers Japanese and Western-style rooms and a restaurant. Guests here have easy access to the Sunamushi Kaikan Saraku, a popular hot sand bath.
“The hotel is two bus stops from Ibusuki Station which is convenient. Also it is facing the Kinko bay and you can either walk along the seaside or ride a bike. Staff doesn't speak good English but still try their best to help out. The outdoor hot spring and Japanese style breakfast are both satisfactory”
Average review score: 6.6
Ibusuki Bay Terracce HOTEL & SPA offers accommodation in Ibusuki. The hotel has a sauna and fitness centre, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant or a drink at the bar.
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Average review score: 7.1
A 10-minute drive from JR Ibusuki Train Station, guests at Ibusuki Seaside Hotel can experience Sunamushi Sand hot-springs or bathe in the spacious public baths.
“Staff helpfull to arrange for late Sandbath and dinner.”
Featuring free WiFi, Iseebisou offers accommodation in Ibusuki. Free private parking is available on site. Every room at this ryokan is air conditioned and features a TV.
Average review score: 7.2
Offering affordable Japanese-style accommodations, Yunosato Youth Hostel is a 10-minute walk from JR Ibusuki Train Station.
Average review score: 9
Boasting spacious natural hot spring baths and sand foot-bath, Ibusuki Syusui-en offers chic Japanese-style accommodation.
“Dinner and breakfast are very good”
Average review score: 8.8
Boasting a natural hot spring bath overlooking Mount Kaimon-dake, Pension Nanohanakan is situated a 7-minute walk from Flower Park Kagoshima.
“Great country view, nice owner”
Average review score: 7.6
Located in the Ibusuki hot-spring district, Tamaya Youth Hostel features affordable dormitory-style rooms with bunk beds.
“Great room with very nice japanese style bed, old but very charming! :) new AC, was nice to get cooled down abit after check in! Great location! And free bike rental and we even got a ride to the pier in the morning so we could take the boat to yakushima!”
Average review score: 8.4
Japanese-style rooms with Nitanda River views, green tea and traditional futon bedding await guests at Ryokan Kawakyu, located a 8-minute drive from JR Ibusuki Train Station.
“The staff were fantastic. I was picked p from the station and taken to the sand bath. I was then picked up from there and taken to the ryokan. The food was fantastic (dinner and breakfast). I would recommend booking dinner there as the ryokan is not near any restaurants. The rooms are traditional Japanese and very comfortable.”
Average review score: 8.6
Yurian is located in Ibusuki, 10 km from Ibusuki Onsen. Rooms have a flat-screen TV. You will find a coffee machine and a kettle in the room. For your comfort, you will find slippers and a hairdryer.
Average review score: 8.4
Opened in 2012, Yado Matsukaze provides cosy Japanese-style accommodation situated a 15-minute walk from JR Ibusuki Station.
“Such a welcoming couple, and such a clean place. When I arrived (a bit late after a long journey) they offered me iced tea and showed me where everything was. I told them a bit about my journey, and they were interested to know. The bathroom and wash facilities looked new. The room is traditional Japanese. I walked there from the railway station, which was a long walk but not bad. I read some had them pick them up. Not sure what people meant about them being rude or drunk. Maybe they have changed. In most cases I think if you're friendly to them, they are friendly back... as with anywhere really.”
