Marine Palace Kagoshima

A spectacular view of Sakurajima from the Room.It was a breakfast-included Plan, featuring plenty of local dishes: dashimaki tamago made with Makurazaki bonito-flake broth as the main item, rice topped with Makurazaki bonito flakes and braised pork, ochazuke with bonito broth (of course I had seconds), and Kagoshima’s famous satsuma-age, among others.It wasn’t buffet-style, but it was filling and well-balanced, and there was also a drink bar—overall a very satisfying breakfast.Because it’s a little away from the city center, it was quiet, and we were lucky with the weather—I think we visited at one of the best times of the year.If I had to mention one thing for improvement: you should be able to see Sakurajima from the bath as well, but the glass was fogged up so we couldn’t see it clearly.Even so, we were very satisfied and truly enjoyed our stay.

The Room offered a great view of Sakurajima, and the Facility and service were excellent, making our stay very comfortable.Both the dinner course meal and the Japanese breakfast were delicious, and it was a wonderful Hotel we would gladly stay at again if we have the chance.