Kagoshima Grand Hotel is ideally located just a 3-minute walk from Ikan Street, offering direct access to shopping, street food, and cultural alleys. Its rooms feature traditional tatami flooring and private balconies overlooking Sakurajima Volcano, with complimentary local walking maps and electric bike rentals for exploring nearby historic districts and hot spring lanes

Kagoshima Sun Hotel is perfect for families, situated a 6-minute walk from Ikan Street with dedicated family suites, kids' playroom, and free breakfast packages. The hotel offers complimentary baby cots, in-room kitchenettes, and an outdoor onsen pool with panoramic views of the city lights and Sakurajima at night, ideal for relaxation after a day of sightseeing

Ichitoko Ryokan is a charming 12-room inn tucked behind Ikan Street, designed around the concept of one "tsubo" (Japanese floor unit). Each room features hand-carved wood details and a tea ceremony space, while guests receive personalized local resident-led tours that reveal hidden stories of Kagoshima’s daily life, cuisine, and history. Just a 4-minute walk from the main street, it blends tradition with intimacy

Sakurajima View Hotel is the only boutique property in the area offering unobstructed volcanic panoramas from every guest room. High-floor units come with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and private viewing decks. The hotel provides daily volcano activity updates, free telescope rentals, and a restaurant serving locally sourced seafood and regional dishes, all while enjoying the dramatic backdrop of the active volcano and sea bay

Kagoshima Castle Town Inn lies between Ikan Street and Shinkō Bay Park—just a 5-minute walk to Kagoshima Shrine and a 10-minute stroll to Yonohama Onsen Area. The hotel offers free rental bicycles, cultural walking tours, and guided visits to Satsuma Domain Mansion Ruins and Kuroshima Ferry Experience. Its garden integrates Edo-period stone walls and Zen-inspired design, creating a peaceful retreat amidst urban life

Satsuma Homestyle Kitchen Inn specializes in meals prepared by local housewives using ingredients sourced directly from farms. Breakfast includes Kagoshima black pork rice bowls, Satsuma mochi, and homemade plum wine. Guests can observe cooking live in the open kitchen, and the hotel provides customized street food maps to discover hidden local snacks along Ikan Street—making each morning a true taste of the region