this hotel is located inside of JR Station, so convenient! easiest access to JR, Shinkansen, Buses, and Tram. staff are polite and helpful. free internet in guest rooms, though NO WIFI. i really don't get it how come most of the japanese hotels do not provide wifi services since nowadays most of the people carry smart phones, and wifi is... More

With the new opening of Kyushu Shinkansen,JR Kagoshima Chuo has been fully renovated.This hotel was newly opened not long ago. Easy access after exit from Shinkansen,it is conveniently located near the omiyage market where you can find lots of Kyushu delights. The area were bustling,surrounded with lots of restauarant,shops and tourist information counter. The hotel lobby was spacious and new.There... More

We arrived in this hotel in the evening and we have been surprised pleasantly to find that the entrance was inside the railway station!!Lots of restaurants inside the station itself and near by Plaza shopping center. Cannot be closer. The staff speaks litle english but in the basics are OK. The rooms are small but if you ask for twin... More

With the new Kyushu Shinkansen in operation, access to Kyushu has dramatically improved and that's a very welcome thing. The closest hotel to JR Kagoshima Chuo Station (because it is part of it !) is this hotel and it's a good option if you are not staying in the city for very long. Clean, modern enough and functional. Only criticism... More

This hotel is ridiculously roomy for a Japanese hotel, perhaps even too comfortable. We ended up watching Pirates of the Caribbean in the room at night even when we were walking distance into the town because of how spacious, bright, and comfortable the room was. There is an indoor hallway connection from the hotel lobby to the main Kagoshima-chuo train... More

I stayed in a very very small single room here for two nights, and found it perfectly adequate. The location is extremely convenient to the station (it's joined to the station building) and so is very handy for when you arrive after a long train ride, or if you have an early shinkansen to catch. The room, though small, was... More