บริเวณรอบๆ ภูเขาคิริชิมะ × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

I stayed for one night on a round trip from Kagoshima Airport. It was quite tucked away, but I’m glad I came. I was overwhelmed by the large baths. There were many creatively designed baths, and I spent over an hour soaking. There were lots of day-use visitors, so the changing room was crowded and lively. The well-maintained garden and the cedar trees were also impressive. It’s far, but I’d like to visit again. The only disappointment was that three men were squatting right in front of a spot where they could see into the passageway to the women’s bath area. It was obvious what they were doing and they didn’t seem to care, so I felt staff patrols are needed.

We stayed in a luxuriously designed Suite Room. The 24-hour free-flowing cloudy Onsen in the Room was pure indulgence. Even among Accommodations with an open-air bath, I don’t think you’ll find another with a bath as large as this Accommodation’s. The mountain and river cuisine also showed great attention to detail—highly recommended for a stay.

The building is made of a combination of container structures, but the interior is new, clean, and comfortable. We also recommend the fresh and delicious breakfast.

You can walk to Kirishima Shrine, and Takachiho Farm is just a short drive away. The Onsen was almost too hot, but I was able to cool it down with water before getting in. The bath was bright and open, which felt wonderful. Since my plans were not set, I chose breakfast only, and I really appreciated having a delicious, nutritious meal in the morning. The price was very reasonable, and I could relax in a spacious Room.

The Onsen and meals were extremely satisfying. The staff's hospitality was excellent! I would love to stay here again if I have the chance. Thank you very much!

A cozy accommodation with only 5 rooms, the room we stayed in featured a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath with a view of the Kirishima mountain range. The onsen water, both in the indoor and open-air baths, was free-flowing and mixed with natural minerals, providing great satisfaction. The room was thoroughly cleaned and had a sense of cleanliness throughout. Meals were served in a Western style for both dinner and breakfast, so those who prefer Japanese cuisine might find it less satisfying. While there was an explanation of the dishes during serving, having a dinner menu would have been helpful. Breakfast included freshly baked homemade bread, which was delightful; however, it would have been even better if jams or similar accompaniments were provided. There were five types of bread per person—too much to finish—but they kindly wrapped them as souvenirs. Meals were served in private dining rooms where wearing loungewear from your room was acceptable. However, since the loungewear also doubled as sleepwear, it would be better to separate them into two sets. Especially during colder seasons, moving to the dining area in loungewear might feel chilly. Overall, this accommodation provided a highly satisfying experience!

The Onsen was excellent. The outdoor bath was a bit lukewarm, but it’s a great Onsen. It’s important not to apply too much mud—it won’t come off even after washing. After drying off, the towel still had mud on it. Still, you can tell the Onsen minerals soak into your body even after you get out. We had dinner in the dining area. The shabu-shabu didn’t really need to be eaten with egg. Overall, the pork fat was delicious. We ordered shochu, but “Sakura Sakura” was only available by the bottle. Drank too much... Breakfast was a mix of small dishes served in a basket and a buffet. You can eat well and feel satisfied. As for the Room, honestly it was disappointing. The main building is old, and the tatami mats sink when you step on them. If you’re only there to sleep it might not bother you, but since everything else is so good, it felt like a shame.