Hotels near The Site of Shikyodo, Saiki

I always stop by when I go to Kyushu. An old ryokan in Usuki, Oita. So there are some places that are a bit maze-like. But since I have visited many times, is it my home that I know without permission? There is no explanation these days (laughs). The husband is still young and runs the business together with his mother. There is nothing in particular. Usuki castle ruins and castle town are good places for sightseeing, but it's a nice place to take a stroll through the townscape. It's a ryokan where you can say ”I'm home” no matter how many times you visit in a city with a culture of hospitality. The rooms are spacious and you can eat fish and local Oita cuisine. It's nice to be able to take it slow. Oh, let's go again! It is.

I stayed with my husband for 5 days while traveling to a small city in Japan, but it was basically an old hotel and cleaned well. The room is still spacious, but the bath is too small, and it seems that the exterior or interior carpet of the building needs renovation. The staff are very friendly.

It was good that there were various shops nearby where you could eat. It was also nice to have my shoes taken off near the entrance of the room.

The facilities are old and there is no elevator, but I think it is enough considering the price. It is recommended for those who value Cospa.

There is a wonderful hot spring bath that flows directly from the source. I felt that the topaz-colored hot water had the effect of regulating the autonomous nerves and relaxing the stiffness. The single room is clean and new and close to JR Ozai station, so it may be perfect for a solo trip for hot spring purposes. 　However, the problem is staff and management. Even if I tried to enter the large communal bath after check-in, it was crowded with day trip bathers and washed potatoes. I took a bath the next morning because I had a plan. Check the front desk multiple times that you can take a bath the next morning. 　But the next morning, the public bath was closed with a close display. There were other angry guests, and eventually everyone took a bath. I was impressed by the wonderful quality of the spring. 　Another thing is that you have to fill in all your address and phone numbers at check-in. When booking through online companies such as Trip.com, the hotel side has all the information, and originally it is only a signature. Or rather, it is almost the case now. 　I had a minor finger disability and had a help mark. I was in pain because my hands were not good at shaking. 　I managed to finish writing, but I had further mental pain. The staff spoke out and corrected it while saying, ”Is this 7? 3?” I cried in tears of sadness that I was embarrassed. 　I wonder if I can't see the help mark. All of these seemed to be caused by the staff, and I felt that there was a problem with the management's lion ruler operation. 　Vijiho, which has a wonderful large communal bath that flows directly from the source, is actually quite rare. To the manager. Please acquire a customer's perspective as much as possible.

The hotel is not far from the train station. Easy to walk There is a coupon to use the free onsen everyday. Great. The bed is very comfortable. The bathroom is a bit cramped. But fully equipped

Lovely authentic Japanese house in beautiful country side. The owner is a nice man who speaks good English and takes good care of the house. In addition to the shared bathroom, kitchen and living room, that there are 3 rooms with futon beds, separated by a thin paper wall. Each room can host 2 to 3 guests. If rooms are full, you can hear everything as if there was no separation. I could literally hear people whispering. The owner offered me to use a scooter for free during my 2 days stay, which is awesome. There are some nice hikes to do in the area. The hike along the river to the Inukai JR station 15km away was amazing (there are closer JR stations). You'll love this place if you are looking for an authentic experience in a quiet rural setting.

The location is a bit remote A room where you can experience Japanese tatami Large bathhouse, you can take a hot spring bath by the way The counter staff was very kind and helpful in introducing me, although the language was not very clear.

Location is suburbs. I feel the oldness of the facilities. ８ floor, but the elevator was １ and it was inconvenient. This time, it was a reservation without a toilet bath, the room was spacious and the air conditioner was not effective. It was a bit inconvenient because the toilet in front of the room had a toilet bowl １. １ The water pressure in the large bath on the floor was normal and it was like null and soft water. Breakfast was satisfactory at 6:30 〜 Viking. Parking is a bit narrow with gravel. Wi-Fi was down 0 up 47.