Hot Springs Hotels in Saga Prefecture, Japan

It was dark. I originally thought it would be difficult to find this hotel, but I checked into some more on the side of the road. It is an ordinary old-style hotel. The room seems to have a small hall design. The hot spring is in front. The open-air bath is very dark and a bit scary. There are no lights. , it would be much better if there were lanterns, I checked in without ordering breakfast, and drove out of the parking lot in the morning. It turned out that there was a beautiful pier next to it, so I took a photo!

The hotel has been open for over a hundred years, and although the facilities are a bit old, they are still kept spotless. The elderly lady was very welcoming; seeing that we were checking in on a hot day, she quickly brought us bottled ice water. The hotel also has onsen (hot spring baths), with separate baths for men and women. One highlight is that you can choose an elegant cup to enjoy your tea or coffee for free. Another highlight is that you can take photos with the antique objects. A third highlight is that they offer a light breakfast of bread, juice, and salad in the morning. After enjoying the evening activities, it's less than 200 meters from the entrance of the Takeo Onsen building, making it a great accommodation option.

The hot spring water was wonderfully silky smooth, and the bathhouse wasn't too crowded, making for a very comfortable and relaxing experience. The outdoor onsen was particularly fantastic. The dinner, part of the half-board plan, wasn't very extensive, and it was a bit disappointing not to be served Saga beef, especially being in Saga Prefecture. However, the breakfast quality was excellent.

The front desk staff weren't very proactive; they didn't greet guests coming or going. The room was average, but the bathroom threshold was exceptionally high, and I almost tripped every time I entered or exited. Let me especially talk about the large public bath—the facilities are terrible! The dry changing area is tiny, so small that three people changing at once felt cramped. They also don't provide common amenities for women like hair ties or elastic bands. The open-air hot spring area has no thermometer, is very small, and there was a noticeable oil film and debris floating on the water. I feel the hygiene definitely needs improvement.

Highly recommended, you must stay here once. There is a shuttle service to and from the JR station. The waitresses are very professional, worthy of the grade of a hot spring resort hotel. The hotel's public space is amazing. It should have been specially designed by a designer. It is very novel and smart. Every corner is like a work of art. The seats, decorations, sofas, and shops are all modern, but also have Japanese characteristics. You must go to the bar for a drink at night. It is a great value. This hotel is relatively large and divided into several areas. There should be more private and high-end guest rooms. However, the interior of the room and the large bath are average. So you must experience the public space well.

Wuxiong City is located in Sagacho, Kyushu. The real tour is not too much, but it is enough for a day trip. This hotel is only a 7-minute drive from the city. It is located on the top of the mountain and can be seen as an old hotel renovation, but the design is quite novel and streamlined. The rooms are wide and the hot springs and sauna are good. Book this hotel must book breakfast, the Japanese breakfast is very rich, and it is also very aftertasteful. The hotel will arrive at OND Park in a few minutes from the slope. There is a large camping venue, hidden by an OND sauna that has won the design award. Although guests of OND hotels cannot use this sauna for free, they can also buy a day coupon. It is not bad to try it in. 

It's very close to the center of Ureshino Onsen, just a two-minute walk to the foot baths. Dinner is buffet style, with Japanese-style meals, but diners are required to help themselves. The hot springs aren't large, but the water is excellent, leaving your skin feeling smooth. The yudofu, a specialty of Ureshino Onsen, is a must-try.

It is said that it was a hotel where the emperor had stayed before, so I chose Shunkeiya. In fact, there are not many hotels to choose from in Takeo Onsen Street. The hotel rooms are quite modern and the bathroom toilets flush automatically. The dinner is quite sumptuous, and the breakfast is a decent Japanese breakfast. The hot springs are pretty average, one indoor and one outdoor. Half of the shops on Takeo Onsen Street are open and half are closed, which is a bit depressed. The hotel is about one kilometer away from Takeo Onsen Station. Call the hotel and they will pick you up from the station.

A large ginkgo tree is planted outside the room to enhance the view outside the window. It may be a bit old, but very neat. Staff service attitude is very good, also thank the desk sister special car pick up and drop off luggage. One-stop-two-dining food is of high standard, Japanese style, but the portion is quite large. There are also small gifts at checkout, showing thoughtfulness, worth a stay.

A quiet and beautiful hot spring town. The hotel is in a great location, two minutes away from the bus center. The room is very comfortable, the hot spring is also good, and you can take a shuttle bus to Shiiba Sanso for a hot spring bath. The breakfast and dinner are the best for me among all the hot spring hotels I have stayed in so far. The staff are polite and courteous, and I highly recommend staying here.