Search Hotels Near Road Station Omuta Hanapurasu, Omuta

"A gem in Kumamoto. Beautiful property, excellent customer service, easy parking, and modern, clean, well laid out rooms. Attached to a shopping center with lots of shopping and eating options. "

"新しいホテルなので綺麗でした。大浴場はそれ程広くありませんが、部屋のお風呂がトイレと別になっていて快適なので、それ程重要ではないとおもいます。 スタッフさんはまだ不慣れな方もいるようでしたが皆さん丁寧でした。"

"As my first stay in Japan, the Celecton Kurume was a very pleasant hotel during my time there. The staff was instantly accommodating when my flight was delayed and I ended up arriving an hour after check-in was accepted, but the staff graciously waited for me to arrive so I wouldn't be deserted. After that, all the rest of the staff have been very welcoming to me, even though I'm not too fluent in Japanese, and they provided excellent breakfast choices every morning. I stayed for a week and the atmosphere remained feeling clean and safe. I want to say thank you to everyone working there! I hope I can come back again someday :)"

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"Loved this place. A little trip to a quieter part of Japan. The hotel worked very very hard to accommodate gluten free meals for my mother even after I had forgotten to tell them ahead of time. They were very sweet to help my mom experience traditional Japanese food, gluten free. The canals were lovely to tour as well. "

"Great! "

"The hotel is very close to the train station, very convenient, yet it's a quiet place to stay. Staff are very professional, and communicate well in English. Will come again when visiting Yangawa next time!!!"

"good"

"The property had both free and paid parking which was a bit odd. As we had larger vehicles we felt it safer to park in the paid parking lot rather than on the spots directly off the street which we may have stuck out of a little ($5 a night). Simple rooms with decent beds and all the necessities (small desk, bed side table, etc. Bathroom was clean and had all necessary amenities. The only complaint was the doors are a little thin meaning it was a bit noisy if other guests were loud in the hallways. "