Hot Springs Hotels in Saga Prefecture, Japan

The service staff here are very enthusiastic. When you arrive at the hotel, someone will greet you at the door and take the initiative to help you take your luggage and send it to the room. This time I traveled with my children, so I chose the most expensive platinum suite. The room is very large, with an indoor hot spring pool and two large tanks outside for hot springs. It is really great for children who love playing in the water. The hotel also has two public hot spring pools to choose from, which are exchanged every day and can be experienced separately. Meals can only be said to vary from person to person. Maybe I have a large appetite and always feel hungry. The quality is 80 points, which is higher than the quality of ordinary hotel meals. The hotel also provides free pick-up and drop-off services. If necessary, you can make an appointment in advance. When sending us to the station, the staff kept watching us enter the station and kept bowing. It was a perfect Japanese service.

The hotel is located near the gatehouse and is small but beautiful. It has a limited number of rooms and boasts a history spanning over 300 years. The rooms are spacious, with a tatami living room outside and a bedroom suite inside. Both have separate balconies and bathrooms. It appears to have been two separate suites that were connected. The furniture and other amenities have a certain age, but are kept very clean. Breakfast is served in the second-floor restaurant, offering classic Japanese fare. Hot spring hotels typically offer a one-night stay with two meals, but this time, when booking through Ctrip, they included a plan without meals. The price was similar to the plan with meals included. Be careful not to book the wrong one. Next door is a popular hot spring tofu shop and soy milk ice cream shop.

The hotel offers a complimentary shuttle service to Saga JR Station, which you can arrange by contacting them directly. The rooms are significantly larger than typical hotel rooms and offer beautiful views. The hot spring baths, both indoor and outdoor, are comfortably warm, allowing for long, relaxing soaks in a clean and pleasant environment. The only downside was that the dinner provided wasn't quite to my Chinese palate.

This was a truly beautiful and wonderful hotel. The moment I entered the lobby, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking view. The harmony between the ocean view and the pristine white hotel was truly impressive. Every single item was precious and luxurious. There was an indoor heated pool for the kids, and an outdoor hot spring pool for the adults. Surrounded by distant mountains, the swimming pool and the ocean seemed to be connected... It was fantastic. The food was top-notch, and everything was top-notch. I highly recommend it.

The hotel's location is super convenient, right across from the South Exit of JR Takeo-Onsen Station! Check-in is after 3 PM, and the staff are very welcoming. There's a main building and an annex, and you use your room key card to access your room. At the front desk, you can find free toothbrushes, coffee, bath towels, and wooden combs. It's a shame they don't offer small packets of skincare products. Also, drinking water isn't provided in the room! There isn't a convenience store right outside the hotel, but there's a small supermarket inside the JR station. Breakfast is a simple buffet with both Japanese and Western options; the milk is delicious! The annex on the 8th floor has a public bath and a laundry room, and the rooms are quite spacious. You can borrow bicycles from the front desk to get around. Overall, it's a great stay!

Loved the private onsen experience! Breakfast was especially delicious, highly recommend not skipping it for sleeping in, the tofu porridge is something I’ll crave forever. If you’re arriving by train, there’s a guest info center next to the train station where you can ask them to call the property to pick you up! Very convenient. Room was immaculate with lots of amenities. Felt incredibly pampered. Location is a little far off from the convenience shops, but there are a number of things to sight-see and nice restaurants within 30mins walking distance.

It was dark. I originally thought it would be difficult to find this hotel, but I checked into some more on the side of the road. It is an ordinary old-style hotel. The room seems to have a small hall design. The hot spring is in front. The open-air bath is very dark and a bit scary. There are no lights. , it would be much better if there were lanterns, I checked in without ordering breakfast, and drove out of the parking lot in the morning. It turned out that there was a beautiful pier next to it, so I took a photo!

1. Transportation: Approximately a 5-minute walk from Ureshino Bus Terminal. Convenience stores and famous tofu restaurants are nearby. 2. Environment and Facilities: The Japanese-style rooms are very spacious, and the pillows are perfectly soft and comfortable. The large public bath is also a great place to soak in the hot spring. Buffet meals are served both breakfast and dinner, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. 3. Service: The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

After booking the hotel, I was hesitant and worried that it would be bad. I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived at the hotel! Everything is better than expected ^_^Small but beautiful! The front desk staff are friendly and attentive. There was a young man from China at the front desk who gave a detailed introduction to the hotel facilities, dinner reservation times and some sightseeing suggestions in Chinese. On Chinese New Year's Eve, I met a Japanese lady at the hotel front desk (who spoke very fluent English) who gave guests free drinks to celebrate the New Year, which made people feel cordial and warm. There are few people in the hotel's hot springs and they are very clean. Basically every time I go, the restaurant is reserved;) Dinner is a major feature of the hotel and worth experiencing. Although the ingredients don't look amazing, they are actually carefully prepared and high-quality ingredients. The cooking method is not very flashy, which is probably the characteristic of Ureshino. I ate every meal until I couldn't finish it. The Saga beef melts in your mouth, the tiny pufferfish is extremely delicious, the crabs are sweet and plump...^_^The soup tofu for breakfast is soft, glutinous and smooth in the mouth, without any beany smell, and the rich bean aroma is unforgettable. The appearance picture of the hotel on Ctrip’s official website is different from the actual one! This is actually the first photo I took of this! Much better than what is shown on the official website! Best hotel for traveling with parents!

I was worried about staying in a room without a bathtub in the Tower Building, but the large public bath and separate open-air baths for men and women were well-maintained, which was nice. The room was average, being the lowest-grade, but all the amenities were excellent.