Amakusa Prince Hotel

🦞Ariake Sea-view baths and Amakusa spiny lobster and abalone kaiseki

Kumamoto · Amakusa Prince Hotel

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A seaside base for Amakusa

• 🌊A seaside hotel in Hondo, Amakusa, with sweeping views of the Ariake Sea.
• 🌉Close to the Seto Ohashi Bridge linking Amakusa's Kamishima and Shimoshima islands, making it a handy sightseeing base.
• 🧳Works well for business trips too, and staff are happy to help you plan where to go and what to eat.

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View bath over the Ariake Sea

• ♨️The large public bath looks out over the Ariake Sea, and about half of the big windows open to let in the sea breeze.
• 💧The water is an artificial radium bath of soft, colorless and odorless water that keeps you warm for a long time.
• 🧴Partitioned washing stations stock shampoo, conditioner and body soap; towels, lotions and razors are free to use in the changing rooms.

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Two tatami room types

• 🪟The 10-tatami Harbor View room overlooks the Ariake Sea.
• 🛏️The 8-tatami room is a calm, standard Japanese-style room.
• 📶All rooms have a toilet but no bath, plus free Wi-Fi, TV, individual air conditioning, fridge and tea set. Hair dryers are in the public baths and can be borrowed for rooms.

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Kaiseki from Amakusa waters

• 🐟The signature moray eel (utsubo) kaiseki is a dish long served at local fishermen's celebrations, firm in texture and rich in gelatin.
• 🦞The Ise-ebi kaiseki serves spiny lobster sashimi from Amakusa's west coast, one of Japan's leading lobster grounds.
• 🐚The abalone kaiseki includes one grilled abalone and abalone sashimi per person, and the Amakusa kaiseki centers on seasonal seafood.

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Lobby, shop and banquet hall

• 🛋️The bright lobby has large windows facing the Ariake Sea.
• 🎁The souvenir corner sells Amakusa Daio ramen, Amakusa champon and sweets made with Amakusa salt.
• 🍽️Breakfast is served in the spacious banquet hall, which also hosts groups, sports camps and parties.

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Terrace, fishing and morning walks

• ☀️The sea-facing terrace is free for guests to use (smoking permitted there).
• 🎣Fishing rods can be rented for 300 yen each without a reservation; bring your own bait (the nearest tackle shop is about 3 minutes by car).
• 🚶Staff-guided early-morning "Amakusa Walks" offer more than 40 routes through local nature and history.

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Nearby sights

• ⛪The Amakusa Christian Museum, about 5 minutes by car, displays some 200 items on Christian history centered on the Shimabara-Amakusa Rebellion.
• 🌸Jumanyama Observatory (about 15 minutes) and Roadside Station Ariake Ripple Land (about 20 minutes) are nearby by car.
• 🏞️The World Heritage Sakitsu Village is about 45 minutes by car, and the floating Sea Donut aquarium about 35 minutes.

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Access

• 🚗From Matsubase IC on the Kyushu Expressway, take Route 57 for about 40 minutes, then Routes 266 and 324 for about 60 minutes; about 100 minutes from central Kumamoto.
• 🚌Express bus from Kumamoto Station to Amakusa takes about 140 minutes; from Hondo Bus Center it's about 15 minutes on foot or 3 minutes by taxi.
• ✈️About 15 minutes by car from Amakusa Airport and 5 minutes from the Amakusa Seto Ohashi Bridge.

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Two tatami room types

• 🪟The 10-tatami Harbor View room overlooks the Ariake Sea.
• 🛏️The 8-tatami room is a calm, standard Japanese-style room.
• 📶All rooms have a toilet but no bath, plus free Wi-Fi, TV, individual air conditioning, fridge and tea set. Hair dryers are in the public baths and can be borrowed for rooms.

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Kaiseki from Amakusa waters

• 🐟The signature moray eel (utsubo) kaiseki is a dish long served at local fishermen's celebrations, firm in texture and rich in gelatin.
• 🦞The Ise-ebi kaiseki serves spiny lobster sashimi from Amakusa's west coast, one of Japan's leading lobster grounds.
• 🐚The abalone kaiseki includes one grilled abalone and abalone sashimi per person, and the Amakusa kaiseki centers on seasonal seafood.

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Sea-view baths and rooms plus Amakusa seafood kaiseki of spiny lobster, abalone and moray eel are the highlights. Note the bath is an artificial radium bath rather than a natural hot spring, and rooms have no bath of their own.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

• Laundry service
• Barbecue
• shuttle service
• Smoking is strictly prohibited in all public and private places
• Restaurant
• Breakfast
• Internet access

Children stay free on existing bed, if extra bed or meals are required, please contact the property and pay to the property.Age between 0 to 5 is considered children.

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Amakusa Prince Hotel?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Amakusa Prince Hotel located?

It is in Amakusa. Address: 92 Higashi Machi.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.