Cheap Hotels in Miyazaki City

"Room was a slightly small for 4 people, with little space to open the luggages. Hotel provided free flow amenities which was a good feature :) However if driving a large sedan, you would not be able to park within the hotel premises and will be asked to park elsewhere, which was a little inconvenient when bringing many luggages."

"I stayed there on New Year's Eve, and it was incredibly cheap at only 4000 yen. Pajamas, shampoo, towels, and even breakfast were included at no extra charge. While the breakfast wasn't a fancy hotel buffet, there were plenty of homemade dishes prepared by the staff, and the comforting flavors made me very happy."

"The hotel staff barely spoke any English, so we had to rely on a translator to communicate. Checking in was a nightmare; they couldn't find our room, which took nearly half an hour. Then, when checking out, they gave us the wrong bill, for a different room, almost charging us an extra 4000 yen! I booked a triple room, but as the picture shows, only one bed was a proper bed, while the other two were makeshift cots. I wonder if this is standard for the hotel, or if we were just treated differently? All three of our rooms were also located near the elevators, which made them quite noisy! The rooms themselves were spacious, though. What was truly frustrating was how incredibly crowded the hotel was. The buffet breakfast could take an hour to queue for. On the bright side, there were three breakfast restaurants to choose from. The Pine buffet restaurant was the most popular, and it definitely lived up to the hype with its excellent quality and incredibly rich selection, far surpassing many buffets back home. Plus, you could eat until 1 PM. On our first day, we went at 11 AM and it was relatively empty, but on the second day, we went at 8 AM and queued for so long we questioned our life choices, so we switched to the Hyuga Kai (set meal) instead. Perhaps it was because it was the weekend, but there were queues everywhere, and the hotel was overflowing with people, mostly Japanese families with lots of children. We didn't go to the outdoor pool or hot springs because they were too crowded. There's a children's activity area on the third floor, but it costs extra. The hotel offers a shuttle bus to Miyazaki Station, but ridiculously, there are only three services a day, so most of the time you have to rely on taxis. The location is very remote, suitable for families with young children who want to stay at the hotel, or for those who have their own car! Just to add: No wonder Miyazaki is such an unpopular destination; the transportation is just too inconvenient. I won't be coming back here again."

"Hotel is centrally location, a few stop is bus stop to airport and vice versa, walkable distance to Miyazaki Station and Minami Miyazaki Station, if don’t wanna to walk, there is option to take bus to both stations. Tachibana shopping street and its neighborhood is nearby. Room design is cute and lovely, breakfast is available until 11.00 for dine in and take out."

"This hotel is super convenient, right in front of Miyazaki Station. I was given a room on the 10th floor, which was quiet, spacious, and had a huge TV. The bed was incredibly comfortable – I slept really well. What I loved most was the hotel's breakfast. Since I was rushing between sights every day, I barely had time to try local specialties in the city. As a result, I ended up tasting many Miyazaki dishes right at the hotel breakfast: charcoal-grilled chicken, chicken nanban, cold soup over rice, Obi-age (fried fish cake), bonito sashimi, Hyuganatsu citrus juice, and more. During my stay in May, there was even a limited-time pho station where they made it fresh. The selection was incredibly rich, and the food tasted excellent; you could tell they put real effort into showcasing local specialties. I'd honestly say it was the best breakfast I had throughout Kyushu! I only stayed two nights, but the overall experience was fantastic. I'd definitely stay here again on my next trip to Miyazaki."

"The room is big with all the amenities. Our room is facing the sea, we were able to see the sun rise, super gorgeous! The onsen is also great, free for us, and it is open to the public with surcharge. The hostel location is 10/10, close to the Aoshima island, and there is a big park nearby! We enjoyed our stay."

"The hotel is a bit out of the way, but the environment is great, with a beach and the sea. The breakfast is super comprehensive, delicious, and offers a wide variety of options, and the restaurant ambiance is also very nice. Many Japanese guests book this hotel to experience water activities, which I didn't try, but the facilities and services here are quite complete. It's also quite close to a convenience store. However... the tatami room had a strange smell, possibly from the building materials, which did affect my mood a bit."

"Perfect for Families - Spacious and Comfortable! We stayed in the residence-type room and it was perfect for our family trip. The room was very big, giving everyone plenty of space, and it felt more like an apartment than a standard hotel room. It was clean, well-equipped, and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The staff were also very friendly and helpful. We highly recommend Mango Hotel for families looking for a spacious and convenient place to stay. Used automated check in and out service hence can’t realky review the service."

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. It has a luxurious atmosphere and everything feels very refined. The room was clean and beautifully designed, the service was excellent, and the breakfast was delicious. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and high-quality experience."

"Excellent stay! The hotel was clean, comfortable, and conveniently located near the station. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the room was well-maintained. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to other travelers."