Saga Hotels with Wi-Fi

"If you are just staying in Saga for one night, you can still consider it. I really don't recommend other hotels because the bed is very small and the bathroom is really average. You don't even want to take a shower. Of course, if you have the courage, you can try the hot spring bath on the ground floor. You can get toiletries in the lobby and there is also free Costa coffee. So you can't ask for too much for this price. It is a certain distance from the airport on foot, but it is within an acceptable range. Across the main road outside the hotel (next to the airport bus station) there is a supermarket that is larger than 711 and opens until 12 o'clock in the evening, which is convenient for guests who want to buy things when they return late, but it is not duty-free."

"The hotel is literally 100m from Saga JR station. We make it as a midway stop to Huis The Bosch. This little city has the best beef and a fantastic onsen to offer. Onsen is 20mins away by foot. On the way, there is one big Japanese drugstore to fill your suitcase!"

"This hotel has a more classic and vintage-style room design, but the space was decent and everything was very clean. One lovely feature is the small chapel in the hotel lobby, which seems to be used for weddings—it added a warm and charming touch. The scenery right next to the hotel is also beautiful, making the overall stay quite pleasant."

"The hotel is in a great location, right next to Saga Station, with convenient transportation, and it's very convenient to take the airport bus and JR. The room I was given on the third floor had an air conditioner from the opposite building outside the window, which was a bit noisy, and there was no sunlight, but I was only staying for one night because I had a transfer, so I could handle it. The windows of the even-numbered rooms on the lower floors may all be like this, so friends who are going to stay there can avoid the even-numbered rooms on the lower floors. The hotel also offers rice, bread, curry, salad, cooked vegetables, and natto for breakfast, which is enough to fill you up."

"After getting off the train at Saga Station, I found it even more desolate than expected. It is indeed the place that ranks first in the list of the least attractive prefectures for many years. I walked a few hundred meters in the wind and rain to reach the Hagakure B&B. The appearance is no different from that of ordinary residential single-family houses. It is a relatively large villa. After entering the door, I found that the lighting and atmosphere are quite warm. There is only a young lady at the front desk. You need to scan the code, fill in the information, take a photo of your passport, and finally see the entry and exit password and get the room key. I booked a four-person female dormitory. The ventilation is probably not very good. One of the people living with me may have lived there for several days. I don’t know if it is Chinese medicine or something. The smell fills the room and can’t be dispersed. Fortunately, the store is very considerate to set up a small portable fan at the head of the bed. At night, the fan is always turned on to speed up ventilation. There was another small incident. Because it rained that day, we left our wet umbrellas at the entrance area to dry. We didn’t expect to find out the next morning that the area was locked from the evening until the next day when new check-ins were received. Therefore, when we left the next morning, another customer and I couldn’t go to the bar area to get our umbrellas. Fortunately, after contacting the store, we got their understanding and they promised to send our umbrellas to our homes. Although I haven’t received them yet, I’d like to give a thumbs up to this early response!"

"There is a direct bus from Saga Airport to Saga Station. The hotel is opposite the station, and the transportation is very convenient. There are many restaurants and convenience stores near the hotel. The hotel provides free breakfast, which is relatively simple. There is an artificial hot spring on the ground floor. It is very comfortable to take a bath when you come back at night. The single room is relatively small, but it is still good for one person to live in, mainly because the cost performance is relatively high. The room facilities are relatively simple and old-fashioned, and should be a certain age."

"중저가형 비즈니스 호텔의 대표 주자인 APA호텔은 가기만 하면 늘 중간은 하는 거 같네요 같은 부류의 리브맥스 체인점과 비교한다면 리브맥스는 신식건물을 주로 사용하죠 APA는 아니구요 근데 서비스 측면에서는 APA가 낫습니다 어매니티가 더 다양하고, 얼음과 얼음컵 제공도 해주구요 방음도 상대적으로 잘 잡혀있네요 다만 구식건물이라 온수 냉수가 분리되어 있어 번거로움이 있네요"

"The Garden Terrace Saga Hotel & Resort is located in a stunning natural environment and features comfortable rooms and stunning garden views. Guests can enjoy a variety of leisure facilities, including hot springs, swimming pools and fitness centers, as well as exquisite restaurants serving local cuisine, allowing you to spend a leisurely time here."

"A three-story hotel with only stairs. Breakfast is included and you can change to rice balls (room meals). Breakfast was delicious. Key to an ordinary condominium instead of a card key. So when you enter the room, you need to lock yourself. The area around the hotel is pitch black and there is a convenience store for the time being. Don't expect amenities, but it's good. Women need full equipment. It smells unique tobacco because it can smoke. It is a very inconvenient place without a car"

"The location of the B&B is good, it's very close to JR station and airport bus, only a few minutes away. The check-in procedure is not very convenient because it is a self-service unmanaged B&B, which is a weakness for people who are not good at foreign languages ​​and computers. The air conditioner in the room smelled bad when it was turned on, but the weather was not hot, so I closed it immediately and opened the window. Everything else was fine. The room was large and the bathroom facilities were good."