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"Room was clean, breakfast was great, and the location was convenient."

"Second time staying. Convenient location to shopping."

"Romm was very clean and nice. Breakfast buffet was good quality. Overall it was great place to stay."

"Lovely hotel with onsen. "

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

"Fantastic hotel. Great location, great staff. Wonderful stay!"

"Good hotel for city visit with family"

"Felt very safe and great location."

"This Japanese-style hotel has tatami mats throughout. When you arrive, you take your shoes off and store them in lockers. Then, you can walk around the hotel barefoot or in socks. Kimonos are also provided for you to wear inside the hotel. The hotel is very clean. The breakfast buffet features Japanese cuisine and a few pastries. Last but not least, there is an onsen on the top floor."

"My stay at Kumamoto Nest Hotel was excellent. The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything I needed for my stay. I especially appreciated having breakfast available each morning. Fresh towels, a robe, and slippers were provided daily, which was a nice touch. The staff were helpful and friendly throughout my visit. Another big advantage was that everything I needed was within walking distance. This was my first visit to Japan, and the hotel exceeded my expectations. I would definitely stay...

"とても綺麗で快適でした！"

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

"Enjoyed our stay at this hotel"

"Very clean rooms. Location is above a mall and bus terminal, making it very convenient. Walkable distance to kumamoto castle as well."

"Very nice hotel with an onsen. Walking distance to main shopping district "

"Good and convenient location"

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"Hotel is a bit old needs renovation but its clean and service is good"

"Loved it"

"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."