Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kagoshima Tenmonkan PREMIER

I usually stay at a Hotel near Shiroyama, but this time I made a Reservation at this Hotel I’d been curious about for a while. The location is excellent, and since it’s newly built it’s very clean. I assumed it would be just an ordinary Business Hotel, but it far exceeded my expectations—it was a truly great stay.What I liked: - The Room is spacious, clean, and comfortable, and even the disposable Room slippers are slightly thicker than usual. - Unlike typical business hotels, there are four thick face towels (two sizes) provided. - It’s new, and the TV is large with plenty of features. - ReFa series products are provided, including the shower head and hair dryer. - A phone charger is permanently available, and there are plenty of outlets. - Right in the heart of Tenmonkan with excellent access. - Breakfast doesn’t have a huge variety, but the quality is high, with items like broccoli and strawberries. - The air conditioner airflow isn’t bothersome.A few minor downsides: - With such well-equipped amenities and Facility features, I’d like the cup at the sink to feel a bit cleaner. - Even though the breakfast area wasn’t crowded, I had to wait 20 minutes to enter. - The shower pressure is slightly weak.Overall, considering the price, I was extremely satisfied. This stay changed my impression of Daiwa Roynet Hotels—in a good way. Keep up the great work!

I stayed in a room with a massage chair. The accommodation was clean and well-maintained, making it an overall excellent hotel. All the staff greeted me warmly when passing by in the hallway. (Highlights) - Well-stocked amenity corner (including Sekkisei skincare products, bath salts, drip coffee, and plum kelp tea) - Spacious and well-designed room layout - Equipped with ReFa hair dryer, hair iron, and three types of charging cables - Soft fabric pajamas (separate pieces available in children's sizes as well) - Comfortable bed with smooth sheets for a restful sleep - Convenient location connected to commercial facilities (lockers available on the first floor) (Areas for Improvement) - The elevator always stopped at the front desk floor even when unnecessary. - Although there were self-check-in/out machines near the front desk, after using them I was directed to "go to the front desk" for card key registration or breakfast ticket issuance—making it feel redundant. Clear instructions on conditions for completing procedures solely via machines or guidance like "please visit the front desk first" would be helpful. - The breakfast buffet leaned towards Japanese cuisine; however, hot tea was only available as self-service using tea bags instead of being properly served.