We have recently stayed for 6 nights at Kagoshima Chuo-eki Nishi-guchi and found it lived up to the normal high Toyoko Inn standards, with one small annoyance. Firstly the hotel is situated about 1 - 2 minutes walk from the west exit of the Kagoshima Chuo station. Many eateries abound in the station and surrounding areas so getting good reasonably... More

I stay very often at Toyoko Inn. What I like is the cleanliness, the furniture (free tea, internet, TV, aircon) in the room. There is also a free breakfast and this one was very good, with some different breads, soup and salad. Our twin room was quite big as well. The only point for me, is that we are above... More

The staff at this Toyoko Inn went out of their way to help me as an Australian Foreigner. The rooms are comfortable and Kagosima Chuo Station is very close as is AMU plaza. Breakfast can be a little daunting as you are a minority if your not Asian, however the kitchen staff treat you so well. I felt like I... More

Our third Toyoko Inn stay of the trip, and we were very familiar with the set-up by this stage. Brilliantly located only a minute or so from the West gate of Kagoshima station, this hotel was ridiculously good value (around AU$70 per night). All the usual Toyoko Inn trappings were present, plus the optional ‘eco’ discount for staying consecutive nights... More

If like us you are just looking for a reasonably priced place to sleep then this certainly fits the bill. Part of a chain. All rooms seem small by western standards with little storage, but provided your luggage fits under the bed all should be well. There are at least two Toyoko Inns close to the station. For this one... More

There are no less than 4 Toyoko Hotels in Kagoshima and 2 of them are close to the shinkansen rail station (Chuo). Of these two we chose Nishi-Guchi because it is a newer building, it is an easy walk a few minutes N of the station, and because it lies in a road full of restaurants. To find it, turn... More