“見た目で侮ることなかれ。鹿大至近の優良ホテル。”
The staff’s meticulous care was evident, even though the building is old and that’s unavoidable. No air purifier in the room, but the cleaning was so thorough that there was no dust anywhere—filters, table, shower curtain rings, even the unit bath seams were wiped clean. I even had to use my fingers to find dust, which is amazing compared to famous resort hotels where corners still collect grime. I posted photos to show the cleanliness. The bed in the room I used was large (double size?) with a clean mattress and sheets. Breakfast included bread and coffee, a nice touch for travelers. Supermarkets and convenience stores are close by. The famous tonkatsu shop “Kaikatei” is nearby. The hotel staff were kind and helped with city sightseeing. Near Kagoshima University and a bus stop, so many izakayas make dinner easy; the pork rib soup at “Tomohara” was superb. The owner’s enthusiasm for clean rooms and courteous service doesn’t automatically translate to the front line, but the staff share a strong commitment to cleanliness and courtesy, which shows in their work. I hope they keep up this level of cleaning and service. Still, the building is old. A young couple on their first trip might worry if they arrive without prior info (another site had a perfect rating from a couple, so maybe not). The old carpet gave the room an old building smell at first; after spraying the built‑in deodorizer, the scent disappeared and it was comfortable. The main road’s proximity meant I could hear the exhaust from a gang of bikers.
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