Best hotels in Ibusuki
Explore Ibusuki with 27 stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Fufurotenburonoyado Ginsyou ★★★★
"The environment is beautiful and quiet; the private bath in the hotel room faces the sea, which makes you feel relaxed and comfortable; the breakfast and dinner are very rich and unique, worth a try! The hotel staff are very polite and friendly! Overall very satisfied!"
Ibusuki Kokoronoyado ★★
"I went to the hot springs with my daughter who had come back home for the first time in a while. It was nice to be able to see the starry sky from the open-air bath. We didn't order a set meal, but ate in the restaurant inside the building, but there were many locals there and the food was delicious, so I could see why it's so popular. The room was spacious and even had a small table. The price was reasonable, so I was very satisfied."
Koran No Yu Kinkouro ★★★★
"The room is large, clean and tidy, facing the sea, with a large bath on the 5th floor and an open-air hot spring on the 1st floor. The dinner is rich, the breakfast is rich, the surrounding environment is beautiful, the service is warm, and the praise is good👍"
Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel ★★★★
"We had a relaxing and comfortable stay on your hotel, the room is clean and very comfortable. The staff is foreigner but they are all so polite and approachable. Tha sand bath is also good. The phoenix tree and the garden is very well maintained and clean. We propably recommend this hotel. Hoping for our next visit soon😊"
Ibusukionsen Hotel Shougetu ★★★
"The overall decoration of the hotel is older, the rooms are tidy, the breakfast quality is very good, the location is close to the city center, and the hot spring facilities and design are very unique. Only the refrigerator in the room made noise, which affected my sleep."
Healing Inn Inakaya ★★
"The hosts were incredibly hospitable and caring. The room was comfortable and right across from an enjoyable onsen bath (Healthy Land). Highly recommend"
Ibusuki Kaijo Hotel ★★★
"Thank you for your hospitality for two days. I have traveled to many prefectures in the past, but I felt that the customer service at this hotel was particularly poor compared to the ones I have stayed at so far. Despite the fact that there was a welcome drink, they did not inform me at all and did not serve it, and even though I left a drink in the fridge in my room, they did not even call me. It was a shame as I was in an area where I could relax in nature."
Ibusuki Shione ★★
"The whole trip to the destination is still a bit down, but everyone is sticking to it, and as tourists, we are also very suitable for traveling hard! The room is still very lifelike, that is, 2 pairs of rice and a little crowded, the kitchen is a plus, the boss is very intimate to prepare the salt and black pepper, all drinking water, bags, small snacks are very generous, not to mention very bicycles, overall recommendation"
Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan ★★★★★
"Although the hotel has a long history, the facilities are well maintained, the staff are very helpful, the food is delicious, and the sand bath is also very unique. Every time I come to Ibusuki, I still stay at Hakusuikan."
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Ibusuki Syusui-en
"I was very grateful that they were able to accommodate my last-minute request about my child's likes and dislikes. The service staff were also highly skilled, making for a very comfortable stay. (Thank you, Kazuko ❤️) However, while this is understandable given the size and location of the inn, I was disappointed that the open-air bath only offered a view of the sky."
Amafuru-OKA
"Located on the southeastern end of the Satsuma Peninsula, facing Kagoshima Bay, Ibusuki is famed for its natural sunamushi buro (sunaburo for short), where visitors are buried in geothermally heated volcanic sand for a unique therapeutic treatment. There are thermal spas by the sea as well as in hotels and ryokans in the area, which is the main draw for tourists to this remote getaway. Unlike the typical onsen experience, sunaburo is done in light yukata robes. Guests are buried up to their necks in a mixed-gender sand pit by an attendant, with dividers on and below the ground for privacy. Most sessions last ten to fifteen minutes, followed by a shower and bath to rinse off the sand and unwind further. The steam warms the body, and the weight and heat of the sand provide a distinctive form of thermotherapy, aiding blood circulation, easing muscle pain, and promoting overall wellness. It’s often claimed that sunaburo benefits exceed those of a standard onsen. Amafuru Oka opened in late 2020 as a 15-room property perched on a hill overlooking Kagoshima Bay. Before detailing Amafuru Oka, a note on the larger complex it inhabits: the area was originally Greenpia Ibusuki - Greenpia being “large-scale pension recreation bases” established by the Pension Welfare Service Corporation to enrich retirees’ lives and promote leisure activities. Many Greenpias have since been transferred back to their owners or local governments. The current owner purchased the site, converting part into a cancer-treatment hospital (the owner is a medical surgeon) and a recovery center, with the rest becoming Ibusuki Bay Hills Hotel & Spa, a 103-room property. Amafuru Oka is an annex of Bay Hills and shares many of the facilities with its larger neighbor. What felt odd was that Ibusuki Bay Hills was not accepting reservations for a long period; attempts to understand why yielded no clear answer. The GM cited staff shortages. Booking engines showed no rooms, yet a handful of people stayed in the hotel. They would accept bookings but offer minimal service - room-delivered meals only - and none of the facilities would be available to guests. It felt more like a serviced apartment than a hotel. I suspect staffing shortages are acute in this region. Regardless, the grand, somewhat dated facilities can be confusing to navigate, and it’s a bit eerie how little life there is in such a vast space; the public areas feel underutilized and dated. To access the private onsen, spa, and restaurants, you must go through Bay Hills via a connected walkway. Sounds like a disaster, right? Not really. If you stay on the Amafuru Oka side, it’s serene and soothing, with a solid product since the interior was refreshed when it opened five years ago. Our 112 m² Amafuru Suite was spacious and included an authentic hinoki cypress onsen on the balcony, offering killer views of Ibusuki and the bay beyond. It felt more like a hotel room, though, with mostly carpeted flooring and furnishings that could s"
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1 USD ≈ 155.82 JPY
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Number of reviews |
807 |
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Total properties |
27 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
$244 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
$260 |
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Trending hotel |
Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan |
Ibusuki hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Ibusuki for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Ibusuki this weekend is $277 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $469 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Ibusuki this weekend typically cost $618 per night.
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How much do hotels in Ibusuki cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Ibusuki during weekdays is $262 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $437 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Ibusuki generally cost $555 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Ibusuki?
Some of the best places to stay in Ibusuki are near popular attractions like Satsuma Domain Pass Down Museum. and Lake Ikeda, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Ibusuki near Satsuma Domain Pass Down Museum.?
Some of the top hotels in Ibusuki near Satsuma Domain Pass Down Museum. include Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan (from $203), Ibusuki Kokoronoyado (from $45) and Ibusuki Seaside Hotel (from $69), all offering easy access to Satsuma Domain Pass Down Museum., making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Ibusuki?
Ibusuki has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan (from $203), Fufurotenburonoyado Ginsyou (from $162) and Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel (from $48) are best choices.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Ibusuki?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel (from $48), Ibusuki Syusui-en (from $299) and Ibusuki Seaside Hotel (from $69) provide highly rated spa services.
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What are the best hot spring hotels in Ibusuki?
Interested in hot springs hotel as a travel stay? Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan (from $203), Fufurotenburonoyado Ginsyou (from $162) and Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel (from $48) offer great hot springs.
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What hotels in Ibusuki provide swimming pools?
Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan (from $203), Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel (from $48) and Ibusuki Royal Hotel (from $101) are hotels with swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Ibusuki have the best breakfast?
Kagoshima Sunamushi Onsen Ibusuki Hakusuikan (from $203),Ibusuki Phoenix Hotel (from $48) and Koran No Yu Kinkouro (from $91) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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