Hoshino Resorts Kai Aso

“Tranqüilidade nas montanhas”

Na nossa viagem ao Japão em Outubro, eu e meu marido tiveram o privilégio de ficar em dois tradicionais ryokans quando viajamos para Japï¿ ½) Ilha por quatro dias. Foi uma deliciosa imersão na cultura japonesa. Cada Kai Aso villa de resort de montanha tinha banhos ao ar livre pode ser regulada grat… Mais

Na nossa viagem ao Japão em Outubro, eu e meu marido tiveram o privilégio de ficar em dois tradicionais ryokans quando viajamos para Japï¿ ½) Ilha por quatro dias. Foi uma deliciosa imersão na cultura japonesa. Cada Kai Aso villa de resort de montanha tinha banhos ao ar livre pode ser regulada gratuitas alimentados por água mineral rico nas proximidades do Mt. Aso. As villas foram charmoso com seus vários quartos com confortos para ocidentais, como camas levantadas nas plataformas, juntamente com quartos tradicionais japoneses. Nós foram fornecidas com Yukata (roupões) e obis de desgaste para o elegante, e bem apresentados, kaiseki (japonês multi-course) jantar naquela noite. Após o jantar aproveitamos as massagens no seu spa, em seguida, aposentado a nossa vila no mais tranquilo e arborizado, arredores do resort. O Pequeno-almoço também foi uma refeição tradicional japonês. Foi difícil de romper-nos longe deste lugar tranquilo.

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“Luxurious chalet-type rooms with private onsen.”

Very luxurious hotel with chalet/cabin type rooms with private onsen in Mt Aso. While the rooms themselves have views only of the woodlands, the main building has an amazing views of teh five craters of Mt Aso. The private onsen is excellent for foreigners like my wife and I not comfortable with pu… Mais

Very luxurious hotel with chalet/cabin type rooms with private onsen in Mt Aso. While the rooms themselves have views only of the woodlands, the main building has an amazing views of teh five craters of Mt Aso. The private onsen is excellent for foreigners like my wife and I not comfortable with public onsen. The food provided is excellent which is typical Hoshino Kai flare if you are aware of the brand. At Mt Aso, we were very well taken care of by our assigned host, Ms Wakana. She took excellent care of us and provided us with excellent information in English of the cultural aspects of the cuisine served. We are very grateful of her effort to make us feel more at home and welcomes.

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“Impressive”

I didn’t had the chance to stay here, but I had an unexpected experience that I would like to share. I arrived to the resort on 22 August, realised I had booked the wrong dates of stay and the resort was fully booked. As it was getting dark for the day, the very kind front desk staff was very emph… Mais

I didn’t had the chance to stay here, but I had an unexpected experience that I would like to share. I arrived to the resort on 22 August, realised I had booked the wrong dates of stay and the resort was fully booked. As it was getting dark for the day, the very kind front desk staff was very emphatic and helpful, and finally made all the necessary arrangements to put me in another Hoshino property in Beppu. I am so impressed by this wonderful experience, that I immediately made another room reservation for my next year’s vacation in April. I couldn’t recall the name of the kind staff who had helped me, but I hope the hotel could retrace and please send my utmost appreciation to her dedication and service.

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“Nature galore paired with great food and onsen”

We visited Kai Aso for the first time during our Kyushu trip for two nights in April 2024. We booked directly via the hotel's website which was very convenient and transparent. We drove by rental car from Bebbu, which was a delightful journey through wonderful nature. Arriving at the hotel, you wi… Mais

We visited Kai Aso for the first time during our Kyushu trip for two nights in April 2024. We booked directly via the hotel's website which was very convenient and transparent. We drove by rental car from Bebbu, which was a delightful journey through wonderful nature. Arriving at the hotel, you will notice woods and nature around. The lobby and the adjacent restaurant provide a great open view. Our room/bungalow #13 was a few steps down from the lobby building in a very nice park. The room was large, well equipped and cozy with a private onsen on the terrace. To note, this is all nestled into nature and remember where the bug spray is, which was pointed out to us, as we had to use it. Dinner was a treat on both evenings. We also enjoyed a generous serving of Umeshu on the rocks after dinner in the lobby lounge. Note that there are two dinner services at 17:30 and 19:30. If you prefer to dine later, be sure to reserve this spot in advance (easily done through the homepage), as this more popular spot tends to be sold out quickly. Likewise, we love Japanese breakfast and you can really indulge. The hotel is a great base for exploring and we - as nice as the excursions were - also looked forward to returning, enjoy our private onsen and the excellent hospitality. We were there when the M6.6 earthquake hit the area on 17 April at night - but we felt safe in our bungalow. For expectation management: Kai hotels or Ryokans operate as such and are not full service hotels. So there is no bar or restaurant available outside of breakfast and dinner, yet there is a lobby lounge for tea and small refreshments. At our first visit (Kai Sengokuhara), this surprised us a little bit, but when you know, you adapt accordingly and all is fine. All in all, we had a great time and would happily visit again.

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