Natural Hot Spring Silk Skin Bath Silk Inn Kagoshima

I believe it truly is 100% free-flowing hot spring water. From the moment I got in, I could feel it soaking into my skin and leaving it smooth. There were separate tubs with hotter water and slightly cooler water, and although small, the open-air bath was also very nice. If I had one request, I’d like the open-air bath to be a bit larger.

Just a few minutes’ walk to Kagoshima-Chuo Station. There are several restaurants nearby, plus a wholesale supermarket and a local bakery, which is very convenient. The Hotel’s dining options are open not only for breakfast, lunch, and dinner but also during café hours in some form, so there’s little worry about missing a meal. The staff are also quietly kind and helpful. If you use the coin-operated parking on the Hotel grounds or next door, it was 800 yen per night (at the time of stay). If you have lunch after checkout, you may receive an additional parking ticket as well, making it convenient even by car.　The building and Facility seem somewhat old, but the elevators and guest room door locks are solid, and there’s a mini fridge, air conditioning, and a TV with BS channels—no complaints. On top of that, for a business-class Hotel in front of a Shinkansen station, it even has an impressively good-quality large public bath (with staff at the entrance for peace of mind). If I have the chance, I’d like to stay at this Accommodation again.