Kumamoto Wasuki Tsukasakan
7.6
Very Good(544 reviews)
7-35 Kamitoricho, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0845, Japan
+81 96-352-5101
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Hotel Description
Kumamoto Wasuki Tsukasakan Hotel
Kumamoto Wasuki Tsukasakan is a charming traditional inn located at 7-35 Kamitoricho, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0845, Japan, just a 9-minute walk from the historic Kumamoto Castle and the serene Katō Shrine. Nestled in a vibrant area that boasts eclectic shopping, diverse dining options, and cultural attractions like art museums, this hotel offers guests a taste of local heritage combined with modern convenience. The design reflects a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary comfort, creating an inviting atmosphere for travelers seeking both relaxation and cultural immersion.
The streamlined rooms feature polished wood floors and are equipped with free Wi-Fi, minifridges, and flat-screen TVs. Guests will enjoy amenities such as tea and coffee-making facilities, while some rooms offer tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and cozy spaces for futons, enhancing the traditional Japanese experience.
Unique amenities include a laid-back restaurant that serves delicious local cuisine, a communal bathhouse for relaxation, and bike hire services for exploring the nearby attractions. Additional services such as parking and breakfast are available for a fee, ensuring that every need is catered to during your stay.
Transportation is convenient, with the nearest public transit station just a 4-minute walk away, allowing easy access to various destinations in Kumamoto. For travelers arriving from afar, Nagasaki Airport is about a 2-hour and 26-minute taxi ride away, while Kumamoto Airport is only a 33-minute taxi journey, making this inn easily accessible.
Health and safety measures are strictly enforced, ensuring guests feel secure and comfortable throughout their stay. The hotel staff is dedicated to providing top-notch service, which has been consistently praised by previous guests, enhancing the overall experience.
There are numerous activities to engage in near the hotel, from visiting the picturesque Suizenji Jojuen Garden to exploring the popular Sakura no baba Josaien, a vibrant district filled with shopping and dining options. The Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto, showcasing a range of local and international art, is just a 4-minute walk away, perfect for art enthusiasts.
Other notable attractions include the Kumamoto City Zoo and Botanical Garden, featuring tranquil gardens and over a thousand animals, only a 16-minute walk from the hotel. Each of these nearby sights offers unique experiences that encourage guests to immerse themselves in the rich culture and history of Kumamoto.
Dining options abound in the area, with five notable restaurants within close proximity, such as the renowned local eatery praised for its breakfast and laid-back ambiance. Guests can enjoy a variety of cuisines, from traditional Japanese dishes to modern interpretations, all reflecting the culinary heritage of the region.
In conclusion, Kumamoto Wasuki Tsukasakan warmly invites guests to experience its unique offerings, combining the charm of a traditional inn with modern comforts. Whether you’re seeking cultural experiences, relaxation, or culinary delights, this hotel provides an exceptional gateway to the heart of Kumamoto.
The streamlined rooms feature polished wood floors and are equipped with free Wi-Fi, minifridges, and flat-screen TVs. Guests will enjoy amenities such as tea and coffee-making facilities, while some rooms offer tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and cozy spaces for futons, enhancing the traditional Japanese experience.
Unique amenities include a laid-back restaurant that serves delicious local cuisine, a communal bathhouse for relaxation, and bike hire services for exploring the nearby attractions. Additional services such as parking and breakfast are available for a fee, ensuring that every need is catered to during your stay.
Transportation is convenient, with the nearest public transit station just a 4-minute walk away, allowing easy access to various destinations in Kumamoto. For travelers arriving from afar, Nagasaki Airport is about a 2-hour and 26-minute taxi ride away, while Kumamoto Airport is only a 33-minute taxi journey, making this inn easily accessible.
Health and safety measures are strictly enforced, ensuring guests feel secure and comfortable throughout their stay. The hotel staff is dedicated to providing top-notch service, which has been consistently praised by previous guests, enhancing the overall experience.
There are numerous activities to engage in near the hotel, from visiting the picturesque Suizenji Jojuen Garden to exploring the popular Sakura no baba Josaien, a vibrant district filled with shopping and dining options. The Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto, showcasing a range of local and international art, is just a 4-minute walk away, perfect for art enthusiasts.
Other notable attractions include the Kumamoto City Zoo and Botanical Garden, featuring tranquil gardens and over a thousand animals, only a 16-minute walk from the hotel. Each of these nearby sights offers unique experiences that encourage guests to immerse themselves in the rich culture and history of Kumamoto.
Dining options abound in the area, with five notable restaurants within close proximity, such as the renowned local eatery praised for its breakfast and laid-back ambiance. Guests can enjoy a variety of cuisines, from traditional Japanese dishes to modern interpretations, all reflecting the culinary heritage of the region.
In conclusion, Kumamoto Wasuki Tsukasakan warmly invites guests to experience its unique offerings, combining the charm of a traditional inn with modern comforts. Whether you’re seeking cultural experiences, relaxation, or culinary delights, this hotel provides an exceptional gateway to the heart of Kumamoto.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Kumamoto Castle and Katō Shrine
2. Streamlined rooms with traditional Japanese design
3. Free Wi-Fi, minifridges, and flat-screen TVs in every room
4. Laid-back restaurant serving local cuisine
5. Convenient access to public transportation and major airports
9.8 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Kumamoto Castle
10 min
Suizenji Jojuen Garden9 min
Sakura no baba Josaien11 min
Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto4 min
Kumamoto City Zoo and Botanical Garden16 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 9.8 |
| Nearest airport | Kumamoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 33 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
7-35 Kamitoricho, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0845, Japan
Airports:
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 26 min
Transit: 2 hr 49 min
Fukuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 34 min
Transit: 2 hr 14 min
Kumamoto Airport
Taxi: 33 min
Transit: 44 min
Transit:
Torichosuji
Walking: 4 min
Walking: 3 min
Shin-Suizenji Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 29 min
Kumamoto Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 44 min
Nearby locations
9.8
Exceptional Location
Chuo Ward
Central area with eclectic shopping & dining, art museums & Kumamoto Castle in a sprawling park.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Services
Front desk
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Artificial onsen
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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7.2
128 reviews
Wonderful
32
Excellent
55
Good
17
Below Average
10
Not Good
7
Su-Yeon Kim
5/5
This is a ryokan-style hotel located a 5-minute walk from the Toorichosuji expressway bus stop, which can be accessed with the SanQ Pass. It was an antique hotel that pursued oriental modernity.The location is in the center of Kumamoto Prefecture, so there was no inconvenience in shopping or dining. However, it is not very close to the JR station and bus center, so I don't think it is very easy to travel to surrounding cities. Nevertheless, the reason I am leaving a review in Korean is because this hotel has a unique charm that is different from other hotels of the same class.It has the appearance of a ryokan in the city, but I spent a night there, which is different from typical business hotels. I was very satisfied as I was able to get good value for money as the breakfast buffet was included.The large public bath was also used on weekdays, so depending on the time of day, I could use it alone, and was able to spend a very leisurely time in the large space. The water in the large public bath is an artificial hot spring.Breakfast was served buffet-style, and considering it was a business hotel, the food was very good. In fact, I think it's better to have a buffet like this rather than the full breakfast at ryokans because you can eat as much as you want.To sum up, I think I can give it a good score in terms of its impressive oriental atmosphere and its location in a downtown area. It was also a very good place in terms of cost-effectiveness. It would be a good idea to consider staying here along with your Kumamoto Castle itinerary.
I Y
4/5
The rooms were spacious and relaxing.However, I was worried that the doorknob in the bathroom was not working properly and wouldn't open when I entered.I hope you can fix that.Also, it would be nice if the shower in the public bath had a little more water pressure.The public bath was also spacious and relaxing.The breakfast buffet had a variety of options and was delicious. I couldn't eat lunch because I ate too much. . .The location is in the downtown area, so I took the tram from Kumamoto Station and got there without getting lost.I would like to use it again when I go to Kumamoto.
こばけん
3/5
This hotel has a Japanese-style atmosphere.The bed mattress is thin and soft, so it might be difficult for people with back pain.The bathroom is tatami, which gives it a strange feeling.There are several restaurants lined up on the first floor, but all of them looked good. I wanted to eat ramen, so I went to another restaurant.
K K
4/5
The bath had tatami flooring and was fresh.The staff's service was also polite and positive.
S K
5/5
Great location and large tatami bath. There are several restaurants on the first floor of the hotel. Convenience stores such as 7-Eleven are also very close. The coin laundry is on the same floor as the public bath, so you can wash your clothes while taking a bath.The public bath also has shampoo, conditioner, body shampoo, scrubbing liquid, sake lees-based facial cleansing foam, and face packs.There is only body cream in the sink, so please bring your own lotion if necessary.
たく丸れい
4/5
It's located just off a side street from the downtown area through an arcade.This is an inn with a long history. There are convenience stores nearby, and it's in the center of the city, with Kumamoto Castle nearby.This and Dormy Inn were the only inns where three people could stay in one room.I believe it was founded as an old inn, but everything has been updated with new features, and there were no inconveniences such as a lack of electrical outlets or poor water flow or no Wi-Fi.You can choose your yukata and amenities next to the front desk.The public bath had tatami mats instead of tiles, which gave it a warm feel.The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of items and was very satisfying.It may look like a small inn on the outside, but it was a very nice inn with a lot of heart.
中川ガバッチョ（ガバッチョ）
5/5
I had some business to do in Kumamoto City, and my family and I used it. The interior has been recently renovated, giving the impression of a mature and somewhat expensive Japanese-style inn with black as the main color. However, the price was very reasonable and easy to use considering the location, cleanliness of the room, and the staff's response. Also, thankfully for the children, the floor in the washing area of the large public bath is made of tatami mats, which is slightly less slippery than tiles, which we were grateful for because the children enjoyed it. Unfortunately, due to some circumstances, I wasn't able to eat at the hotel, but overall I'm very glad that I was able to spend my time comfortably and at a reasonable price.Then, please come and take a look. Personally, I think the large tatami bath is worth a visit.
M
Mobile46223627503
4/5
Located downtown very close to the castle. Parking is available in nearby parking buildings with charges paid to the hotel via a voucher system. |Lobby is on the 3rd floor with lift access. Room clean, compact and well maintained. …
dA AdRi
4/5
Located in the center of Kumamoto around 20min walk from Kumamoto castle with a Seven Eleven just opposite the entrance.
Very outdated rooms with a pretty bad overall smell inside the hotel.
Average futon and pillows and pretty small room
Room 3
Service 5
Location5
白川敦司
4/5
location, atmosphere, bathroom, serviceVery good. I can be satisfiedbut,The walls of the room are a little thin, and you can hear the loud voices from next door (I think they were probably hustling). When I hit the wall, I couldn't hear it anymore.It would be perfect if there was a little more soundproofing.
TM
Trip.com Member
5/5
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, and the location was also very convenient, with easy access to many stores as well as public transportation. I would definitely stay there again.
TSU YOSHID
4/5
The appearance and room were tasteful and very spacious.The tatami mats in the large public bath were clean, but I was a little concerned about the strange smell in the washing area, the green cypress wood, and the black mold.Other than that, the service was detailed and the price was reasonable, so I felt it was a good value for money. I guess a lot of effort is being put into it. I feel that I would like to take care of you again.
ibun ibun
3/5
There is a large public bath, but you can't see the view...There is a 7 next door. Convenient in many ways!!
L. Chen
5/5
Right next to the shopping street, the location is great! There are vending machines and yakiniku restaurants at the door, and there is a 7-11 next door.However, the elevator is relatively small. Whether you are going up or down, it will always stop on the third floor of the lobby.The room is full, and there are hand-folded paper cranes on the table.There are not many choices for breakfast, but the Guandong cooking is pretty good!
ち“ととと”か
5/5
Take the streetcar from Kumamoto Station and go through the arcade.I was able to arrive almost without getting wet in the rain.The facility itself felt old.The room had a calm atmosphere and was spacious enough.I was surprised by the tatami flooring in the bathroom.It was also spacious and I was able to soak in it slowly.Above all, the hospitality of the staffIt was very comfortable.At dinner, Mr. Ueda's wonderful timingI had the most fun time on this trip talking to them and serving them.thank you very much.
TM
Trip.com Member
4.5/5
6/F The large public bath is large and clean. It is open until 00:00 in the evening. There are very few people there around 10 o'clock in the evening. …
尾崎和彦
4/5
Although it is an old building, it was well kept and had a comfortable stay. I stayed here for the Kumamoto Castle Marathon, and it was only a few minutes from the starting point, and there was a large public bath, so I was able to soothe my tired body.
石橋憲一
4/5
I use it when I go on business to Kumamoto.It is very nice to have a large public bath ♨There's no need to worry about slipping in the tatami-floored public bath!
TM
Trip.com Member
4.6/5
The long-lost large bathhouse is close to the shopping street and next to Kumamoto Castle …
James Bond
4/5
Looks old. The Japanese-Western style rooms have raised tatami mats for a relaxing feel.