Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 189 reviews
Fabulous · 189 reviews
Set in Saga, 18 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Garden Terrace Saga Hotel & Resorts offers accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness centre and a garden...
Guest review
The design, everything was well fitted for comfort.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 524 reviews
Very good · 524 reviews
Set in Takeo, 47 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Central Hotel Takeoonsen Ekimae offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking and a restaurant.
Guest review
Well equipped business hotel, friendly staff, great onsen
Very good - What previous guests thought, 92 reviews
Very good · 92 reviews
Located within 13 km of Komyozen-ji Temple and 13 km of Kanzeon-ji Temple, HOTEL Villamure Ogori -ADULT ONLY- provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Tosu.
Guest review
Okay: it's a LOVE hotel. Take that into account. Given that, it was great value.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 5 reviews
Very good · 5 reviews
Located in Tosu, 16 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Sun Hotel Tosu Saga - Vacation STAY 49480v provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Good - What previous guests thought, 1,183 reviews
Good · 1,183 reviews
APA Hotel Sagaeki Minamiguchi features accommodations with free wired internet and a flat-screen TV with video-on-demand. Saga Train Station is a 5-minute walk away.
Guest review
The location is very accessible as it's very close the station and bus center.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 468 reviews
Very good · 468 reviews
Situated 15 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Comfort Hotel Saga offers 3-star accommodation in Saga and has free bikes. The property is non-smoking and is set 49 km from Kanzeon-ji Temple.
Guest review
Location next to JR station and also private car park.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 252 reviews
Very good · 252 reviews
Comfort Inn Tosu is within a 15-minute walk from JR Yayoigaoka Station and the Tosu Premium Outlet. It offers free parking on site and rooms with free WiFi.
Guest review
Very convenient and clean. Staff helpful and friendly. Overall very good value for money.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 42 reviews
Very good · 42 reviews
Located in the Ureshino Onsen district of Ureshino, business hotel furusatoビジネスホテルふるさと is 33 km from Huis Ten Bosch and 800 metres from Hizen Yumekaido Ninja Village.
Situated in Karatsu, 48 km from Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome, HOTEL R9 The Yard Karatsu features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Guest review
Super well organised.
Room was spotlessly clean.
Staff were very welcoming.
Everything you need in the room...fridge, microwave, kettle etc
One of the containers had a laundry, vending machines.
Next to a 7-Eleven.
Situated within 13 km of Yoshinogari Historical Park and 43 km of Ohori Park, Sagayamato Onsen Hotel Amandi offers rooms in Saga.
Guest review
Excellent onsen. Big and spacious room. Would be great if the Tatami bed is softer. It is not very convenient if without a car. They provide shuttle services, but I'm not sure where they dropped or picked up guest.
Set in Tosu, within 20 km of Kanzeon-ji Temple and 21 km of Komyozen-ji Temple, Hotel Bientos offers accommodation with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Guest review
Wonderful budget hotel, fantastic staff, English spoken very well
Hotel Route-Inn Saga Ekimae offers modern accommodations with free wired internet and an air purifier. Guests can rent laptops at the front desk and relax in the spacious public baths.
Guest review
convenient, close to the station, very friendly staff, nice breakfast, nice bath.
Located in Tosu, 15 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Hotel Route-Inn Tosu Ekimae provides accommodation with a restaurant, private parking and massage services.
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 157 reviews
Pleasant · 157 reviews
Situated in Karatsu, 300 metres from Nishinohama Beach, Jyonai Hotel features accommodation with a shared lounge, private parking and a terrace.
Guest review
The train station is in walking distance. Karatsu Castle is visible through the window. The sea is just next to the property. Its staffs are very kind. Every morning, a cup of coffee is provided free of charge.
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 23 reviews
Exceptional · 23 reviews
Situated in Karatsu, within 49 km of Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome and 49 km of Fukuoka Tower, 朝食付き唐津里山の宿&ヨガ兎と亀 features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free...
Guest review
One of the most wonderful place I ever stayed in Asia!
Beautiful house, peaceful environment and such a warmful welcome!
And, cherry on the cake: an exquisite dinner!!!
Very good - What previous guests thought, 162 reviews
Very good · 162 reviews
Set in Karatsu, 1.5 km from Nishinohama Beach, Mercure Saga Karatsu Resort offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking and a restaurant.
Guest review
Too many....I was dreaming and Sudenly appeared in the dining room a horde of mainlanders and my dreams become nightmares..
Very good - What previous guests thought, 33 reviews
Very good · 33 reviews
Located within 33 km of Huis Ten Bosch and 2 km of Takeo Ureshino Marchen Village, Village lereve provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Takeo.
Guest review
Great price, big room with double bed, couch and coffee table. TV, microwave etc all there for our use. Large Japanese style bathroom with separate toilet. Hosts were very friendly and helpful.
Situated in Takeo, 49 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Takeo Century Hotel - Vacation STAY 51855v features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Located in Takeo, 49 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Takeo Century Hotel - Vacation STAY 51793v provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Set in Takeo, 49 km from Yoshinogari Historical Park, Takeo Century Hotel - Vacation STAY 51780v offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
I was hesitant to book this resort initially as there was only 1 recent review when I booked, and the older reviews of the original hotel were not that good. However, I decided to take a chance and I'm so glad I did!!! The resort is newly renovated and all the furnishings and decor are all very clean and new. The resort location was ideal as I wanted to be located near Mifuneyama Rakuen so I could go see the Autumn colours at night (only 6 min drive away). The facilities on the resort were fantastic.... the spa pool required swimsuits which the resort thoughtfully prepared for each guest, all packed in individual tote bags. The hot spring pool was a a bit small, but the resort was not packed when we stayed, so there were no other people around when we used the spa pool or hot spring. But what impressed me the most has to be the amazing service we received. Most of the staff did not speak English or could only speak minimal English, but they always tried their best to understand our needs, and made us feel so comfortable. The staff's dedication and service quality are top-notch. The food was so amazing as well (The sukiyaki dinner and Japanese breakfast included in the stay were so good!)
We were greeted immediately with umbrellas and a smiley guest executive when we arrived at the hotel car park. We had a nice welcome drink and they made sure to give us a good introduction of the hotel facilities before we headed to our room. The receptionists were always ready to greet us with our keys when we arrived back at the hotel from touring the area. They have a beautifully maintained onsen (indoor and outdoor) with super silky waters that feel great on the skin. The rooms are quite spacious as well and they provide us these beautifully printed cookies of Arita porcelain designs in the room as well as green tea leaves as part of their service. We appreciated the nice hygiene amenities in the bathroom. The hotel is on a pretty steep hill so it is hidden away fr the Main Street but there are many eateries and tea shops within walking distance. Bonus - they are partnered with another nearby onsen hotel and we could use their onsen facilities for free as guests. We had a great time staying there.
The staff could not have been more helpful. I had a medical issue and a lady at reception arranged help for me.
The hotel is only about an 8 minute walk from Imari Station where the Fukuoka Showa Bus also arrives and departs.
There is a lovely Izakaya (pub) right next to the hotel car park and an Aeon supermarket nearby.
The best thing is their buffet breakfast. A large choice of freshly prepared food with menu specials that change daily.
There is a coffee and soft drink bar in the lobby.
You can catch a train on the Matsuura Railway line from Imari to Arita but there is only one per hour. It is only a 15 minute bus ride to the pottery village of Okawachiyama but use the timetable outside Imari Station to plan your trip. Only ¥200 each way.
It was an exceptional stay, and we thoroughly enjoyed the use of the space, combining both modern and traditional aesthetics. There were several little nooks that added surprise as we slowly discovered them at our own pace. We were delighted with the showcase of local ceramics and tea, and the welcome tea started us on our little tea journey, the start of a relaxing two days spent here. There was plenty of seating all around the ryokan, to relax, to wait, to medidate, to just stare into nature… A big thank you to all the staff we met, from the station pick up to the small conversations at breakfast. Looking forward to visit again at a different season to experience it anew.
Everything is PERFECT, beyound our expectations. We have visited Japan serveral times and have stayed in Ryokan before but Yoyokaku is one of the best Ryokan we have experienced. This Ryokan has history and its super beautiful in every corners. We did not booked half board and we regreted it. We only had breakfasts and that were exceptional good. We wish we could have more time, only two nights was not enough.
The kaiseki dinner is very nice. Breakfast spread was good and varied.
The onsen facilities in ryokan is very good, especially the open air bath area. The sand bath option is unusual, and the foot bath avail is nice too.
Even as the staff mostly cannot speak english well, they were very helpful and assisted to their best efforts. The shop in lobby level is interesting with things to purchase.
There are lots of choices for breakfast, which suits both Japanese and foreign guests. I especially like the grilled saba (fish). It's about a 10 minute stroll to the stadium or to the centre of the city. Staff are friendly, helpful and capable of speaking English. Coffee machine in the lobby.
Very nice ryokan. In addition to the two indoor public baths, there was a shuttle bus to an outdoor onsen 10 minutes away that was just fantastic, in the woods and on a small river.
The room was very nice, the dinner was a fantastic kaiseki and also the breakfast was excellent.
The food was the best of any Ryokan I've ever staged in. We were treated to local delicacies, prepared by skilled practitioners.
The staff were also very accommodating and hospitable. Would highly recommend.
And the space was clean, large, modern, and comfortable.
We needed to see a doctor while in Takeo and the staff went out of their way to help us make this happen, made phone calls for us and even drove us to the hospital! Allen and other staff were amazing, the location, rooms, onsen and breakfast are first class.
I'd strongly recommend taking the time to ensure that the...
I'd strongly recommend taking the time to ensure that the accommodation you're booking is close enough to any specific areas you wish to visit. Saga itself, is simply a township without too many attractions other than a museum, a castle and a couple of short, pretty walks. If you want to see something further afield, such as Arita or Imari (located in the Saga region), be prepared for quite a bit of travel. Even places to stay near these areas are several kilometers away.
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Guest review by
Carolyne
Australia
10.0
Ureshino is famous for the green tea and the onsen.
Ureshino is famous for the green tea and the onsen.
The Ureshino Tea Exchange musuem is 100% worth a visit and don't forget to drink a tea in the cafe! It is amazing quality and very cheap (300 yen for 1 tea)
Then I would also recommend Fuji restaurant, they make great Okonomiyake, Yakisoba and many more dishes! Staff is amazing!
If you have a car drive up to the mountain to visit the tea fields, 100 % worth it!
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Guest review by
Stefien
Portugal
10.0
I did an overnight trip to Takeo, and it was great - the...
I did an overnight trip to Takeo, and it was great - the Takeo shrine and Public library are right next to each other, and both are worth the visit. I also went to an onsen the following morning and that was a great experience. The town seems very easily walkable, and is a great stop between Fukuoka and Nagasaki.
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Guest review by
Rachel
Australia
10.0
One of the most comfortable places we have stayed in, in a...
One of the most comfortable places we have stayed in, in a very long time. Spotlessly clean. Fresh flowers, snacks on arrival. Clean, beyond comparison. This is not a place to stay if you want city life. It is a super quiet village. The observatory behind the house is one of the best cherry blossom destinations we have been to. We spent 2 hours there and we were the only people on the mountain. Spectacular.
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Guest review by
Raymond
United States
10.0
We loved being able to visit some of the kilns and see how...
We loved being able to visit some of the kilns and see how the porcelain is made. As well as showrooms, some makers had museums showing older pieces of their work. The Kyushu Ceramic Museum had fabulous pieces on display and good explanations on the processes involved. The locals were very friendly and helpful and pleased to have visitors interested in their porcelain.
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Guest review by
Janet
Australia
8.0
We walked to the old part of Saga City and discovered the...
We walked to the old part of Saga City and discovered the historic Nagasaki Highway or Sugar Road filled with special shops that families have run for generations, the cultural museum and tours of historic homes! There are also new businesses created by younger entrepreneurs so there’s a youthful feeling as well.
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Guest review by
Jennifer
United States
10.0
The reception lady is super nice, she welcomed us with a...
The reception lady is super nice, she welcomed us with a warm smile, answered all questions and offered information on the room and facilities, then walked us to the room. A very relaxing stay with in-room onsen, the public bath is good too. Breakfast is adequate, though more types of drinks could be offered in addition to coffee and green tea.
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Guest review by
Polly
Hong Kong
10.0
We were there just to see the sakura.
We were there just to see the sakura. It is worth a trip to Japan just to see the night viewing of sakura at Mifuneyama Rakuen. It was magic. We also went to Takeo Shrine. The huge bamboo and the 3,000 year-old camphor tree are also amazing. One warning - at both places, be prepared to walk uphill, a lot!
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Guest review by
James
United States
10.0
1 - Must go to the Yutoku Onsen.
1 - Must go to the Yutoku Onsen. Beautiful outdoor pools (busy around 7pm, lots of locals with kids), very tasty restaurant - great bargain ¥1000 for the onsen AND dinner included. Massage, etc facilities on site.
2 - Town is cute with lots of ceramics everywhere for great instagram moments.
3 - MUST go up to the Okawachiyama pottery village - take the back roads, as they are beautiful. 15 minute or less drive, 1 hour bike ride or so.
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Guest review by
Sarah
Japan
10.0
Arita is nice place to learn about ceramic, and the...
Arita is nice place to learn about ceramic, and the environment is nice with many mountains and trees. Also this area has many shrines and art museums, and there is a lot history about porcelain in Japan.
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