"It is quite confort and spacy not like tiny room of any other Japanese hotels. However, the facility is looks little bit old. Breakfast was good which is mix of Japanese and western style...Recommend it for money for value... you have to pay your car park separately"
"It is quite confort and spacy not like tiny room of any other Japanese hotels. However, the facility is looks little bit old. Breakfast was good which is mix of Japanese and western style...Recommend it for money for value... you have to pay your car park separately"
"The room was very bad, there was no staff and the condition of the “hotel” was atrocious. At night there was random screaming from all around, like it was mad max. The heating was terrible and the room was cold all night. Couldn’t sleep much at all and decided right there to switch to a real hotel. Idk who took the photos but they did a great job tricking customers into thinking that this was a decent place. Absolutely awful, basically a silent hill experience. "
"The room was very bad, there was no staff and the condition of the “hotel” was atrocious. At night there was random screaming from all around, like it was mad max. The heating was terrible and the room was cold all night. Couldn’t sleep much at all and decided right there to switch to a real hotel. Idk who took the photos but they did a great job tricking customers into thinking that this was a decent place. Absolutely awful, basically a silent hill experience. "
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The staff of the hostel was fantastic: very welcoming and helpful. The house is cozy and an excellent experience in a traditional Japanese house. I ate in a very good seafood restaurant very close by.
The staff of the hostel was fantastic: very welcoming and helpful. The house is cozy and an excellent experience in a traditional Japanese house. I ate in a very good seafood restaurant very close by.
The hotel location is great. You can literally access all kind of restaurants or stores within walking distance. The tram station and bus stops are 5 minutes away. Breakfast (included with the room price) is wonderful. The hotel is also use for wedding receptions.
The hotel location is great. You can literally access all kind of restaurants or stores within walking distance. The tram station and bus stops are 5 minutes away. Breakfast (included with the room price) is wonderful. The hotel is also use for wedding receptions.
Short 10mins taxi ride from Kumamoto Train station, costs around 10USD for the taxi ride.
Within walking distance to Kumamoto Castle, if walking is not your thing, you can take a taxi to the entrance of Josaien, which will lead you to the entrance of Kumamoto Castle as well. The taxi ride was around 5mins, and cost less than 6USD.
It is also a short 10mins walk to Tsuruya Departmental Store, and plenty of cute shops in the nearby shopping arcade as well.
Great location.
Short 10mins taxi ride from Kumamoto Train station, costs around 10USD for the taxi ride.
Within walking distance to Kumamoto Castle, if walking is not your thing, you can take a taxi to the entrance of Josaien, which will lead you to the entrance of Kumamoto Castle as well. The taxi ride was around 5mins, and cost less than 6USD.
It is also a short 10mins walk to Tsuruya Departmental Store, and plenty of cute shops in the nearby shopping arcade as well.
Great location.
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When is the best time for a budget trip to Nankan?
Weather is probably a major factor when you plan your trip to Nankan, and keep in mind that cheaper options are usually available when the weather isn't as good. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 78°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 47°F. The rainiest months in Nankan are June, July, August, and May, with each month seeing an average of 13 inches of rainfall.
What is there to see and do in Nankan?
You don't need to spend big to find things to see and do in Nankan. You can budget for the local attractions that interest you most, and then make time for activities that cost little or nothing at all. Take in the local culture at Coal Industry Science Museum and Yame Traditional Crafts Museum, or visit other spots like Sathankusu Chikugo.
How can I get to Nankan and get around on a budget?
Checking out these ways to get around Nankan is a smart way to keep your trip affordable. The closest airport is 16.5 mi (26.5 km) away from the center in Ariake Saga Airport (HSG). If that doesn't suit your budget, you can book a flight to Kumamoto Airport (KMJ), located 22.6 mi (36.4 km) away. Nankan may not have many public transportation choices so renting a car could be an economical alternative to see more of the area.