Hotels With Wifi in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

A wonderful hotel.Great staff very helpful for check in.Comfortable warm bed and free water.Free coffee available on the 2nd floor.3rd floor laundry machines laundry and dryer in one.Clothes were dried well.You can watch in room on TV the progress of your laundry and if there are any laundry machines available.5 min walking from big shopping street which has a ceiling. Shopping centre with many food options. Tramway A and B 3 minutes walking.Take line A to the train station. The best one: you can send a postcard for free to your loved ones. Didn't try the breakfast.

Right next to Kumamoto Station, which is super convenient for catching JR trains and buses without rushing. Inside Kumamoto Station, there's a tourist information center where you can ask questions, and across from it is the JR ticket office for exchanging tickets. There's also the Higo Market with restaurants, a supermarket, and a convenience store, plus plenty of souvenir options. Below the hotel is a shopping mall with a good selection of dining and retail. I even saw a rainbow 🌈 on the first morning of my stay!

We booked two rooms for our family of four as each room is rather small. We stayed three nights and enjoyed ourselves. Car park is round the corner so its convenient. Hotel gave us a voucher for discounted parking. The hotel is very central and convenient with a MacDonalds right downstairs.

Very nice hotel. We planned to parked at the hotel but the staff suggested a cheaper parking lot nearby with only 1200 yen for one day (until 11am which is check out time). The check-in was smooth. There is a self service machine, but we went for check in with the staff. They were very polite. As for check out, you just need to put the card into the machine, and that’s it, super convenient. The bed was comfortable too. Toothbrush, toothpaste, hair wash, conditioner, shower gel, clothes (on the bed in the picture), electric kettle were provided as well. You can use hot or cold water from the tap directly. Grids hotel’s location is strategic too. There’s a mall and eateries in a walking distance. Recommended!

Excellent value for money! The environment is great, and the facilities are comprehensive. The breakfast was incredibly rich and delicious; I ended up eating four bowls of Kumamoto noodles! I'll definitely stay here again next time. The single room was surprisingly comfortable! The front desk staff were also very helpful, and you can even store your luggage yourself.

The room was great! The luxury floor offers complimentary instant noodles and drinks, perfect for a late-night snack. It's very close to Kumamoto Station, just a 3-minute walk to the left after exiting. There's a Big C next door, though not very big, and across the street is Amu, which pretty much covers all your shopping and dining needs. There's also a large supermarket on the first floor of the mall, which is a great bonus.

The hotel is very accessible. It is inside the mall. The bus terminal going to airport is just underneath. So many restaurants and there is a family mart too. The hotel is new and as expected is not so spacious but the breakfast is good and staff are really accommodating. Highly recommended this hotel if you are traveling to Kumamoto. Kumamoto castle is just 15mins walked while Shimotori Shopping Center is just 5-10mins away. We are also very lucky to witness their festival since the parade happened around the area. The Great Festival of Fujisaki Hachimangu Shrine (or Zuibyo Festival), held every September. Its so fun🥰🥰

The hotel employees all of them were showed a good attitude and communication was no problem for foreigners. The location is great — it’s close to Kumamoto Castle, and there’s a shopping mall just about a 10-minute walk away. I made a reservation for a triple room for two nights. The sofa bed was uncomfortable, and the air conditioner could not adjust the airflow direction, which caused us to catch a cold. One more thing, the room key had to be returned and kept at the counter whenever we went out for the day.

🛍️ The hotel is conveniently located just behind SAKURA MACHI Kumamoto and is a mere 10-minute walk from the main shopping street. It is also surrounded by tram stations, making travel easy and accessible. 🚙 Although the hotel does not have its own parking lot, it offers discounts at nearby parking facilities. I found it more convenient, however, to park at the lot directly in front of the hotel for 1,400 Yen per night, which is almost the same price as the hotel's discounted options. 🛌 The room size is typical for a Japanese hotel with two twin beds, but the bathroom is slightly larger than average. The only downside is that one of the beds is positioned too close to the window, meaning you'll sleep near the curtain, which is a bit dusty.

I booked a family room for four. While the hallway was long and narrow, the room itself was quite spacious, and it was comfortable for three people without feeling cramped. The bottled water provided in the room had cute packaging, and the soba noodles served during late-night supper were also tasty. My only issue is that the entire hotel requires guests to remove their shoes upon entry. For such a large space, it's hard to guarantee absolute hygiene, and seeing some guests walk barefoot on the floor made me a bit uncomfortable. It would be better if the lobby could provide indoor slippers after shoe removal. The hotel's cafeteria offered a decent variety of food with a home-cooked taste. It was quite crowded, but everyone was orderly. The outdoor hot spring in the public bathhouse had virtually no view; it was very ordinary and lacked any special features, feeling more like a regular hot water pool. It also tended to get crowded, so you'd have to go very early or very late to find it less busy. Although there were free popsicles, comics, and a fresh milk vending machine outside the bathhouse's lounge, the area was small and constantly crowded in the evening, so I just took a quick look and returned to my room. The hotel's location is decent, very close to the shopping street. There's a very popular ramen shop across the street that you could try, but I found the taste to be just average.