Hotels near Okuma Memorial Museum, Saga City

The hotel was very basic and had everything we needed. Close to the train station and near restaurants you can't go too wrong. The only issue was the strong bleach smell we first encountered when we entered the room, and the walls were super thin. We could hear our neighbor coughing and snoring.

Spacious room with a complementary breakfast. Great location as well. Closed to JR station. Various of public car park nearby too.

Very nice location and a very nice hotel a bit old but you can see the luxury of older days staffs are helpful and friendly ample parking space makes you worry free about parking Near to eateries and shopping mall

The hotel had a very good location which is just next to the JR station. The room is very clean and has a good view. Staff at the reception are very attentive and helpful. Breakfast is a buffet style with excellent food. But it would be better if dessert or some fruit could be served too. Anyway the breakfast was very good.

I am very satisfied with all aspects. If I go to Saga next time, I will make a reservation.

The hotel is located right across from JR Saga Station. The staff provides excellent service. The room is spacious enough to accommodate two large suitcases, and the bed is comfortable. Amenities are provided in the room. Breakfast is served in a buffet style. While the selection may not be very diverse, it meets standard expectations.

It is an old house with history. It is very artistically decorated and filled with many paintings and calligraphy. The location is some distance from Saga Station, and a taxi from the JR station costs about 1,000 yen. If you walk, it takes about 20 minutes and you will pass through China Town. There are many restaurants and coffee shops on the road. Diagonally across from the hotel is Tamaya (a long-established department store in Saga), but this road is extremely quiet and the Japanese-style rooms have a very nice mood. But the area is really too small. After making the bed at night, there is basically no place to stand. On the first day of check-in, the hotel may have many guests, but something ”bad” happened. First, the toilet in the bathroom was not wiped clean. The waiter came to apologize sincerely and moved us to another room. Then we went downstairs for dinner, but when we came up, they should have made the bed while we were dining, but maybe there was not enough service staff. , the bed was not made. But fortunately they were all resolved in time. The proprietress of the hotel is very elegant. There is a service staff at the front desk who is very good in Chinese, Japanese and English. There is no problem in communication. We stayed for two consecutive days, and they specially prepared different contents for dinner so as not to eat the same thing two days. This is very thoughtful. If you come to Saga and want to try a quiet family hotel, but don’t have time to go to the mountains in the countryside, then this one is highly recommended.

This unique, unmanned hotel is located in front of Saga Station. The rooms are equipped with Aladdin and microwave ovens. You can even see Saga Station from the rooms!

The hotel was a seven or eight-minute walk from Saga Station, following the navigation. The hotel was better than expected, very clean, and the rooms were spacious. We booked a 40-square-meter tatami room, which was perfectly accommodating for two adults and two children. Snacks were provided upon check-in, and toiletries were available for self-service at the front desk, all from Pola. We also tried local Saga beef and live octopus, but reservations are required. While there's not much to see in Saga itself, we did take the JR train to Kamita and visited the ceramics town there, where we bought some famous Arita ware. I highly recommend Nakayama Towado; each piece on display is exquisite!

The restroom is small and a bit out of the way. The nearest convenience store is at the train station or on the way to Saga Castle. There are many izakayas (Japanese pubs) nearby, but not many restaurants. However, it would be very convenient if I needed to get to Saga Airport after a night's rest, as there is a bus stop nearby that goes directly to the airport.