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We had an amazing stay at the Tamaki Ryokan in Kumamoto. The room was a gorgeous tatami room, and was very clean and cozy. We also loved waking up to a delicious home-cooked breakfast. The owners kindness and hospitality was one of the highlights of our time in Japan, and they were very accommodating when we asked to store our luggage there on the day of our departure. We hope to stay here again next time we are in Kumamoto, and would highly recommend this ryokan to others.

The hotel location is right beside the Kumamoto train station and definitely a plus point to have one thing less to worry about when planning itineraries. The breakfast area is at the open dining hall adjacent to the lobby; and the open dining hall was free for guests to hang around or eat food which we bought from the supermarket and shops nearby. The room was really spacious for Japan standards. There's a free drinks bar at the lobby as well.

Close to tram lines, easy to get to places like Kumamoto castle. Not so far from train station that if you need to take a taxi it won’t be too expensive. Good size and price for a solo traveler. The 7-11 across the road is handy if you don’t feel like cooking yourself. Post office within walking distance (next to tram stop). Staying in this apartment really made me reminisce back to when I lived in Japan teaching English.

If you want to know what it is to live like a real Japanese, a ryokan style inn is always recommended. What's more, here at Hiroshimaya, you get to be treated like a family member. Traditional Japanese experience with the warmth of a Bed & Breakfast. This is what Hiroshimaya Kumamoto is about. The bonus is that you get to be blessed by the bronze bell that a Buddhist monk strikes every morning at 6am.

There was a rooftop onsen spa called "Sky Spa", where you can enjoy the night views while dipping in an artificial hot bath. Breakfast variety was good and seats were abundant. You can also enjoy a view of Kumamoto Castle if your breakfast seats were good. Good location within the (actual) heart of Kumamoto where the restaurants and eateries and shopping street are located.

Location of hotel is at good point where you can go to Mt Aso and Kumamoto if you want. Big parking lots and property. I booked with meals options so if you don’t wanna to go out, food is there. Onsen is one of the facilities which is big. Relax when you back from daily activities. Wi-Fi is also good. My booked room is big with Japanese style and western. It makes me feel good.

The staff was friendly and helpful. Kumamoto Castle was across the street from the hotel. Hotel lobby was big and impressive. The bus stop was right outside of the hotel and easy to catch. The breakfast dining room had the most impressive and fantastic view of Kumamoto Castle perched on top of the hill. Of all of our travel, this dining room view was the nicest of all.

Location: Centrally in Kumamoto's downtown area of Nishi Ginza Street, about 2.6 km away or approximately half an hour of walking distance from Kumamoto Station - Complimentary breakfast buffet: A good selection of Japanese and Western-style dishes. Cleanliness and service: The room was clean and I was assigned a room on the highest floor upon request.

Cute little guesthouse in rural Kumamoto at the foot of Mt. Aso. The host, Stefano, was extremely friendly and chatted to us for a while about the local area - he then offered us some of his homemade bread! There is a really nice natural onsen and izakaya nearby - so it was the perfect location to stay to experience rural Japan. Highly reccommended.

Lovely stay in Kumamoto! Near a tram stop, easily walkable into the city center and to the train station. Room was small but fit all my luggage without issue. Hostel generally was clean and quiet, and the common room was great to sit in for a while in the evenings. The wifi connection was strong throughout the building.

It’s only 5 minutes walk to Kumamoto castle, and you can see the castle through the room window. They provides two types of breakfast: Japanese and westerners style for customers to choose. Parking just right by the hotel, but you need to pay ¥1000 for one night. (Not really sure if you can go in and out. )

It is a standard hotel. There are many amenities. Spacious room suitable for two people. Hotel near Sun Road Shin Shigai shopping arcade. and near the tram station. Including the SAKURA MACHI Kumamoto bus station. I recommend this hotel. If there is a chance to go back and stay again.

Location - 1 stop away from the Kumamoto station by a street train. Very historic and Japanese facility. Recommended for whoever wishes to experience something unique. The room is concise/compact (good for a single-traveler), and everything was approachable from a bed space.

Close to shopping areas, covered malls right outside hotel, lots of eateries minutes away, 7/11 right next door, Kumamoto Castle minutes away. Excellent location! Room was very clean and roomy for a Japanese hotel. In our public bath was also extremely clean and nice.

Close to JR Kumamoto Station and relatively central location, quiet neighbourhood Apartment is quite spacious, facilities are great Convenient check-in process and keyless entry Lots of amenities provided Washing machine + drying fan in the bathroom - very convenient

We are a froup of 5 people traveling to Kumamoto. We are impressed by the style and comfort of the house. The facilities are well-equipped, the beds are comfy, and the location is nice. It has the feeling of contemporary Japan more than your average hotel room.

Hotel is located right beside JR Kumamoto station and very convenient for travelers arriving by Shinkansen. Hotel looks new and designed like a luxury hotel. The room we got was larger than usual Japanese standards which was great for our larger suitcases.

Friendly staff during breakfast and check-in/ out procedure. Room size typical for Japanese business hotel. Location is great for nightlife and restaurants. It's also only an 8 minute walk to Kumamoto castle.

Great location, close to Kumamoto Train Station - within 5 minutes walk, easy access to most part of the city; facility is quite new, bathroom and open area are quite clean; value for money if you travel alone.

Best hotel experience I've ever had. Staff there especially Ms Yamada (Ms 山田) was extremely helpful and smart. Excellent English. If we visit Kumamoto again, no doubts I'll stay at Hotel Nikko again.