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THE BLOSSOM KUMAMOTO

Nishi Ward

Michael

￥17,568 total

Jul 21 - Jul 22

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kumamoto

Chuo Ward

James

￥7,289 total

Aug 16 - Aug 17

Kumamoto Hotel Castle

Chuo Ward

Kimihiro

￥8,814 total

Jul 20 - Jul 21

Candeo Hotels Kumamoto Shinshigai

Chuo Ward

Si Yi

￥12,775 total

Aug 16 - Aug 17

ONE STATION HOTEL KUMAMOTO

Nishi Ward

Patrick

￥14,549 total

Aug 4 - Aug 5

Hotel Nikko Kumamoto

Chuo Ward

Suresh

￥17,201 total

Jul 20 - Jul 21

REF Kumamoto by VESSEL HOTELS

Chuo Ward

Hector

￥13,151 total

Jul 20 - Jul 21

Kamenoi Hotel Aso

Aso

Cher Ann

￥39,579 total

Aug 2 - Aug 3

Crowne Plaza ANA Kumamoto New Sky by IHG

Chuo Ward

Rodney

￥12,461 total

Aug 2 - Aug 3

Superior Apartment, Non Smoking | In-room safe, blackout drapes, free WiFi

HOTEL ALL IN KUMAMOTO

Chuo Ward

Cary

￥21,048 total

Jul 20 - Jul 21

reside global kumamoto

Chuo Ward

KOJI

￥13,531 total

Aug 10 - Aug 11

Aso Plaza Hotel

Aso

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￥21,602 total

Jul 22 - Jul 23

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Learn more about Kikuyo

Nestled in Kumamoto Prefecture, Kikuyo invites visitors to tee off at the scenic Kumamoto Airport Golf Course or catch exciting events at KKWing Stadium. Venture just beyond town to explore the historical Suizenji Gardens, visit the animals at Kumamoto Zoo and Botanical Garden, or experience rural charm at Aso Milk Ranch.

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Top Kikuyo Hotel Reviews

Kumamoto Hotel Castle

8/10 Good

"Very clean, staffs are very kind. Good view of Kumamoto castle"

THE BLOSSOM KUMAMOTO

8/10 Good

"One of the nicest hotels I didn't really love. Facilities are excellent and the aroma that greets you at the elevator entrance on the ground floor is wonderfully welcome. Staff is also great and I loved the location sandwiched between the train station and Amu Plaza, both with plenty of delightful dining and shopping. Where is falls short for me is in the quality of sleep it provided. The bed was comfortable enough, but I was glad I had my travel pillow with me because I wasn't digging theirs. I visited during a July heat wave, so it was miserable outside and that carried over inside as well. With a west-facing room, I had to close the blackout curtain by early afternoon or feel the radiant heat coming off the window. Even then, I dropped the AC to 21c and it was not enough to make the room feel 'cool.' Worse yet, whatever ambient humidity plus the fabric of the sheets made for an unpleasant stickiness that kept me tossing and turning all night. A couple of other heat-related nits that stopped me from loving the hotel: the room's toilet seat was heated with no option to turn it off (it was one of the newer, streamlined controllers). Absolutely unnecessary in a Japanese summer. And the breakfast -- which was good but not great -- is served in a restaurant that has a wall of windows taking in all the morning sun, which leaves most of the tables baking and half of those seats staring directly into a massive fireball. Semi-sheer shades would make all the difference."