Search Hotels Near Okadake Park, Uto

"A nice place"

"Love how clean the rooms are and how nice the staff are!"

"The hotel room is spacious, with great view, clean amd beautiful; the hotel is next to Kumamoto station, which os very convenient"

"Hotel is quiet day and night, clean and staffs are super polite friendly, lots of parking, breakfast finishes at 9:00, food stalls in 3 minutes walking … perfect for staying a week "

"Clean and great location, just steps from the Hakata Station!"

"Big size of room, Clean, good clean service."

"The room was very spacious and the staff were friendly. "

"Good base for exploring Kyushu, friendly and very helpful staff"

"Lot's of anime merch stores, local breakfast, udon and soba store, and calm peaceful neighborhood. "

"Great location - right by the station, shops and restaurants. Great breakfast served by friendly ladies. Quiet, comfortable room "

"Baths were amazing to use every day and the hotel is in an amazing location "

"Spacious room. Free breakfast. "

"Lovely hotel with onsen. "

"Good Jazz bars nearby. Breakfast was Japanese and the kinpira burdock root salad was delicious "

"Great stay and well maintained rooms. Close to downtown and easily accessible."

"Staff services are excellent!"

"Great Onsen in premises. Indoor and outdoor Nice room with good room pijama Breakfast was Ok , nothing special Centrally located easy to reach Parking close near by not in property "

"Very modern and clean. Great place to stay. Very convenient location close to Kumamoto Station and on the tram line route to both the station and to Kumamoto Castle."

"We chose this hotel as it was near the park. The staff were efficient and very helpful. They have us tea and sweets on arrival before showing us to our room. The western style twin beds were clean and comfortable apart from the normal Japanese hard pillows. The legless chairs with cushions were set on a tatami platform and it overlooked a residential area & trees. The shower room was clean and well appointed. As usual there was little room for suitcases except in the corridor by the tea making...