Hot spring Hotels in Ukiha

Old hotel, but well organized. Hot springs are free when staying, and the sulfur hot springs were really good and nice. It is 7-8 minutes by car from Chikugooishi Station, but there is no taxi at the station, so it would be better to request a pick-up service in advance. Please call a taxi if you ask. Everyone was friendly and had a good trip. If you want to feel the atmosphere of Japan without Koreans, I highly recommend it!

I applied for the ”Good Inn Association” and was selected, and visited for the first time in four years. This is my personal opinion. When I parked my car in the parking lot and saw the building, I saw that the white exterior walls had changed to yellow, and I saw the owner's positive attitude and power. I was a little surprised when he came to pick me up and said to me in the lounge, ”It's been four years since I last stayed here.” I was shown to a room that had been renovated, with double-glazed windows, the selected manufacturer's name for the paper towel case in the toilet, the color of the outlets, the ship-shaped ceiling, etc., and the initial feeling was definitely correct. In addition, the recent article distribution on the web as a ryokan ”Kiyonoya” and the article in the Yomiuri Shimbun (Fascinated Fukuoka) with a photo of the proprietress gave me positive power. In terms of hot water, ”Chikugogawa Onsen Kiyonoya” was ranked first in the nation in the moist skin category in the 2021 Hot Spring Inn and Hotel General Election. It was featured prominently in the national edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun. In addition, the annual award certificate is displayed in the lobby. There are no problems with the bathroom and hot water. The food, both breakfast and dinner, was delicious, the staff were friendly, and the venue was a great place to eat while watching the Chikugo River flow. Returning to the room, I sat on chairs across the table from my wife and watched the Chikugo River flow while talking, which was very relaxing. We left talking about how we would like to come back again for my wife's birthday in November and for our golden wedding anniversary next year. I'm sure there are many people who stay here regularly, but I would like to sit at the back of the room. Thank you very much. I'm grateful.

Shining mountain village hidden villa, a base for enjoying Ukiha to the fullest, capacity 10 people

Good for a stopover. Located next to a Michi no eki (with a restaurant and cooked food stalls) with a beautiful view of the city. Efficient and friendly front desk. As with other Fairfield hotels in Japan there's a nice spacious lounge with self service beverage equipment, microwave and oven. Room is quiet, spacious with very comfortable beds. Good room layout with plenty of hooks for hanging up clothes.

A jacuzzi that becomes one with the deck when the windows are fully opened. An outdoor space where you can enjoy BBQs under the starry sky. In front of the dining area, there is a stone wall that lights up at night. It is a private rental accommodation converted from a more than 100-year-old traditional Japanese house nestled in the mountains.

The ryokan cum hotel is located in a historic town dating back to the Edo period, however, this building is only 106 years old consisting of 5 rooms. I stayed at the one with beds upstairs by way of access via a steep flight of stairs, definitely not for elderly. The room was nice and clean, heating and cooling by split type aircons, bathroom with a wooden tub, no TV. Reception unavailable after 6:30pm, if you want anything after that, WhatsApp them. Since the hotel is located right on a major road, therefore, it was extremely noisy all the time with road noise. Difficult to get a decent sleep. Breakfast was served at another location, about 8-10min walk to a 160 year old building. Food was yummy and service was attentive. A nice experience overall, but for the price I would choose another one where it's in a quieter location.

Chikugo Yoshii Machiya Yado Ikunami the first guest house in Yoshii Town has opened in Yoshii Town Ukiha City in a corner of the Traditional Buildings Preservation DistrictThis is a merchant house built in 1911 and built in a Machiya style that is over 100 years old As you enter the front door you will find yourself in a space called Tori Niwa where an oldfashioned dirt floor extends from the kitchen to the backyard Please spend some time on your trip in this precious Yoshii town

Far from the city location, but only about 10 minutes walk from the train station, and easy to find. Antique, good flavor, relatively simple, slightly insufficient equipment. Towels, toothbrushes, etc. need to be brought by yourself. The waiter was very friendly. During the check-in, I asked if there was a restaurant introduction nearby, and I was very patient. A good homestay experience.