Kagoshima City Hotels with Bars

"As Kagoshima's most famous hotel, it certainly lives up to its reputation. I was mainly swayed by the food recommendations; they have a great selection of beers and plenty of restaurants, all at reasonable prices."

"The Welcome Bar is nice, located at the 13/F of the hotel. Not many people there and it is quiet. The location of the hotel is quite convenient, you can access to other public transport easily. You can enjoy the view of Sakurashima."

"I was very satisfied with this hotel. Right outside the hotel entrance, there's a large A-Coop supermarket that offers discounts in the evening. Across the street, you'll find Sukiya, FamilyMart, and a drugstore. The hotel also has a restaurant bar on the first floor. From my room, I had a fantastic, wide-open view of Sakurajima volcano! What's particularly great is the shuttle bus service that runs every half hour between Kagoshima-Chuo Station and the hotel – super convenient! A little tip: the shuttle pick-up point at Kagoshima-Chuo Station can be tricky to find. It's best to exit from the East Exit, cross the pedestrian bridge to the other side of the road, then enter through the ground floor entrance and walk through the lobby – you'll see the stop there. The hotel breakfast was also very good, though you might have to queue a bit during peak hours. The hotel staff also helped me call a taxi, and it only took about 10 minutes to get to the Tenmonkan area."

"This hostel is truly a rare treasure I found in Kagoshima. Maybe because of the off-season, there weren't many people, but I was pleasantly surprised. There are restaurants and bars on the first floor, and there are often parties held by locals; there is a public bath on the third floor, which provides single and mixed bathing, and even a play room for chatting and watching movies. The location is great. You can walk a few hundred meters to the planetarium and the pier, and it's also very close to the Seongsan Observation Deck. Although the room is a youth hostel, it is really clean. I stayed there for several days in a row. Although no one came to clean it, it still felt comfortable at all. The friendliness of the Japanese also left a great impression on me in Kyushu!"