3-Star Hotels in Saga

Friendly staffs, clean rooms. Right beside Saga station which have a lot of restaurants around. Complimentary breakfast provided and there is quite a lot of choices. Can wash your laundry at level 7. Only accept 100 yen coins for laundry payment, just change with the front desk if needed.

The room is quite old and the accommodation of women is severe. It seems that cleaning is only appropriate and visible. Everyone is emphasized that it is cheap, but I paid 9200 yen for accommodation and 800 yen for breakfast, but anything is too expensive. Good points Near the station There is a welcome drink for coffee There is a large communal bath and a library Bad points Please clean it well The room is cigarette-like When I asked the directions from the station on the reservation phone, I saw the navigation system I was pushed out.

At first, I thought it was a ryokan with hot springs, but I didn't know it in detail ^^ It's a Japanese business hotel with a lot of banquets. The room condition is similar to a normal business hotel, and above all, the breakfast was Japanese, so I was personally satisfied. When you enter the guided breakfast restaurant, please check the breakfast ticket and guide you to the pre-prepared seat. The staff at the breakfast room kindly guided me and ate well.

The hotel is beautiful and tidy, just across the road from Saga Station. (We followed the AutoNavi navigation, wandered around and returned to Saga Station, it seems that AutoNavi doesn't work here 🙂↔️). The hotel room area is much larger than the notes, and there is more than enough space for two 24-inch suitcases. I think I will find and choose this hotel in my future travels. It is also in Tokyo and is a chain brand hotel (because Japanese hotel rooms are generally small). The hotel service is careful and patient, and the language barrier did not hinder our communication. Our translation software and the hand-painted notes of the staff have become a barrier-free information exchange platform. Thank you for their enthusiasm and thoughtfulness, so that the four 70-year-old ”old whites” can successfully find ”privately customized Saga beef sushi”, ”grilled Saga beef”, ”eel rice”, go to the Kasuga Outlets, and go to Saga Airport by airport bus (the airport bus is less than five minutes away from the hotel, and the bus schedule is also provided). Thank you for the hotel's guidance, so that we who do not know Japanese or English and want to travel freely can successfully complete another ”first time” in our lives. Attached are photos, I hope it will be helpful to more travelers.

Location away from the center. In front of Saga University Medical School. It is a location that can only be accessed by car. The price is reasonable. Parking is about 4 next to it. There is a second parking lot about 5 minutes walk. The room is large and not bad, but there is no elevator and only stairs. Well, it's up to the third floor, so it's not much, but it might be a little hard to have a big luggage. There are restaurants on the roadside, but it may be good to go to drink. I choose an early morning check-out plan, and breakfast is served with rice balls. Because there was this plan, it was like booking this inn. I liked the place where 2 rice balls and oshiko are not ”free breakfast” that ignores people from early morning recently.

The real prints of Hiroshige, a painter representing ”ukiyoe”, which is said to have been referenced by Fincent fan Gogh, are hung everywhere to the guest room. And I also understood the episode hidden in the inn that was related to Kurume's Japanese painter ”Shigeru Aoki”. The dishes were Japanese, but it is a product that reminds me of the important thing I forgot 々. I felt that if I stayed here, it would not be a hint to take a new step. The price is good and good, but I tasted the place where only one and two tastes were in the old store, so it became a good memory. It was also the best to cycle with my wife and go around the sunlight cherry blossoms and the nabeshima family. Thank you for your very attentive service.

It was close to Saga City, and the high-speed interchange was close, and I visited for sightseeing, but it is located in a convenient location for sightseeing or maybe work. Because it was a Saturday stay, I was worried that there was a day trip bathing person and the hot spring was crowded, but it was not crowded at all outside the assumption, and there was an open-air bath It was good to enjoy the hot spring with a wide 々 . The facility itself was old, but the room was large and clean, so there was no problem. I went to the rock bath with the plan, but I was very satisfied with the lack of explanation at the front desk and the 々 system was painful, but I enjoyed not only the hot spring but also the rock bath.

The front desk of the hotel is very friendly, and translation software is also prepared, so communication is barrier-free. The room is also very big, we booked a triple room, breakfast is delivered to the room, you can choose in advance, very good. The hotel is also very close to the Shinkansen, an 8-minute walk

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I thought I would have time because it was a one-person trip, but I had a bookcase and was very happy to read while shaking by a hammock. The rice was very delicious, and there was a connection between other customers as a countermeasure against corona, and I didn't care at all. Sukiyaki is of course delicious, but Yamame? The sweet dew boiling was really delicious and I could eat as much rice. I liked the sashimi konjaku of Yuzu flavor. The hot spring also had a wet bath and a hot bath, and it was put in as much as I went and went. As a problem, there was no elevator and the room on the third floor and the underground bath were far away, and it took time to get hot water from the shower of the bath. As for the elevator, I felt it was hard for the elderly and the inconvenient foot. As for the shower, it was only necessary to wait for hot water to come out in the bathtub, so there was no problem if I knew in advance. The breakfast was all delicious. I want to go to the hammock again.