Hotels in Kyushu Island, Japan

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Kyushu is Japan's southernmost main island, boasting a subtropical climate with mild winters (around 50°F/10°C) and hot, humid summers (up to 90°F/32°C). Famous for its active volcanoes, like Mount Aso with one of the world's largest calderas, and hundreds of natural hot springs, especially in Beppu and Kurokawa Onsen towns. In spring and autumn, you can hike Mount Aso's volcanic trails or soak in Beppu's 'hell' hot springs; during winter, ski at Kurokawa's nearby slopes, and in summer, escape the heat by exploring Nagasaki's Glover Garden and the Atomic Bomb Museum.