Saga City Hotels with Breakfast

The hotel room was spacious, and they even added a crib for a child in our standard twin room, which was very thoughtful. Environment: The hotel has an elegant ambiance with a vintage feel. The decor and facilities are retro, and they even use keys instead of room cards. Beyond accommodation, the hotel also has meeting and banquet halls, and a chapel ⛪ that can be used for weddings. The chapel's exterior resembles a carp with its mouth open and tail raised, which is quite unique. Service: The hotel staff were warm and attentive, providing detailed explanations of the surrounding area and how to use the various facilities. Dining: Dinner, included in our package, was served at the hotel's first-floor restaurant. We ordered the Saga beef set meal, which was absolutely amazing. It truly lives up to its reputation as a renowned cut of beef; it was incredibly tender and juicy, almost like liquid flowing into your mouth. The restaurant service was also very friendly and attentive. Location: It's a convenient 5-minute walk from Saga Station, and there are bus stops nearby connecting to various parts of the city. There are also children's parks and green spaces nearby, making it a relaxing place to enjoy local life.

I had a nice and quiet rest

There is no elevator in the building, and although there are floors up to the 3rd floor, you must use the stairs. It was a little difficult because I had a lot of baggage. Perhaps because of the location, there were many students staying there. The service level is low compared to general business hotels. The inside of the room is reasonably spacious and there are no inconveniences. I just said it's fine if you take the time to stay overnight.

It is a quiet landscape that seems to be nestled in the forest, and the hotel on the hill is majestic, as if it boasts its age and experience. All the staff are friendly and friendly I didn't have a dinner reservation, but when I asked, they happily obliged and had a kaiseki meal in a room with my name written on it. I ate Japanese specialty food. All of the food was delicious and overflowing with class. The view of the river from the spacious tatami room is exquisite. The early morning buffet breakfast was also a delicacy among delicacies. All of the vegetables were carefully prepared, and the clear tofu soup, a local specialty, was also a delicacy. Of course, the fluffy white rice and miso soup were the best. There were a lot of things, but the liver and taste were the best. It was a ryokan hotelu that I wanted to go back to.