Hotels near 呼子・朝市通り, Karatsu

very well maintained facilities although it's over 100 years old. Attentive service and overall experience was above expectations

It's a traditional Japanese inn and the price was reasonable. I will definitely stay here again.

The service is good. Sauna in private and public area also stunning. Shall go again if have chance.

This R9 is very clean and well maintained, however the room 25 needs a chair repair, I felt it was going to snap

4.5 points Check-in in November 2024|Family and Family|Comfortable Quadruple Room The room is very clean, a very traditional Japanese tatami room. The room facilities are very complete, suitable for families and children, and you can also cook simple ingredients by yourself. The only downside is that the check-in procedure is very cumbersome and there is no manual service. It is all online, which is troublesome. Will not stay again in the future

The Japanese-style room was spacious and comfortable, but the hotel didn't have an elevator, so we had to carry our luggage upstairs. Fortunately, the staff were very helpful. Dinner was plentiful and the ingredients were fresh – highly recommended!

This is a traditional hotel that is completely relaxing and immersed in the historical atmosphere. Architecture and atmosphere: Walk into the Mianwu is like walking into the time tunnel. Wooden architecture and exquisite Japanese garden design are perfect for people who like historical and architectural aesthetics. Every corner can feel the quaint charm of the Taizheng and Meiji era. Hot spring facilities: Although the scale of the hot spring is not comparable to that of a large resort hotel, the water quality of the ”Tangjin Hot Spring” is smooth and the environment is quiet, which can make people enjoy the ritual of bathing quietly. Service: The staff showcased the ultimate Japanese hospitality (Omotenashi), from the lead at check-in to the catering service is very thoughtful, delicate and courteous. Recommendation: Although it is an old building, it is very clean and tidy. For travelers who love to take pictures or pursue traditional cultural experiences, this is definitely Tangjin's first choice.

Although it's unmanned, the service isn't particularly inconvenient. I also appreciate the free use of the kitchen and washing machine. And I can hear the waves while I sleep.

The hostel facilities are relatively retro, and the price is reasonable. It is close to the tourist attractions. You can see Karatsu Castle across the river in front of the door. There is a funny Taiko clock across the street, and a little man comes out to beat the Taiko at every hour. It doesn't knock until late at night.