2-Star Hotels in Saga Prefecture, Japan

Nice hotel

The hotel is incredibly close to the train station, making the location super convenient. There are also lots of restaurants nearby, plus all sorts of little shops right inside the station, which is really nice.

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!

Choose this hotel for this stay. The hotel focuses on minimalism, high privacy and audio-visual experience. The design style combines light and shadow with retro furniture. The location is excellent. Because the hotel has no counter staff, the hotel will provide a password before arrival. After entering the password, check in at the tablet at the entrance. 2 free private parking lots for self-driving passengers to carry Li The hotel provides elevators. It is very convenient to go up and down the floor. Free ice and warm drinking water and spare parts and tea bags in the lobby Pajamas available in room Washing machine and dryer available on 4th floor for passengers to wash clothes The only fly in the ointment of this stay in Room 303&307 is that the faucet in Room 303 is still the faucet separated from the old type of hot and cold water. If you can replace the new type of hot and cold water mixed faucet in Room 307, it is more convenient to use.

Book when the room price is lower, the price/performance ratio is super high. The store is directly facing the seaside, with beautiful sea views, and is also close to the historical windbreak pine forest of Niji no Matsubara. The interior decoration is simple and tidy. The public activity area can be used for cooking, laundry, and clothes drying rods. The waiters are very friendly. A small hotel that is comfortable to stay in all the time.

Very clean, very close to the JR station, but the space is large and comfortable, the bed is also large

The room wasn't small for Japan, and it was very clean. The front desk staff were especially welcoming and patiently introduced various local things. I must mention that the grilled fish for breakfast was particularly fresh and delicious. I stayed for two nights and had breakfast twice, and the dishes were different each time. I would definitely go back for more.

It is a hotel that is easy to use at a central location and not bad price of about 4000 yen per person in Karatsu, where accommodation prices tend to soar for some reason. The appearance is old, but it seems to be renovated, so there is no problem with use.

Takeo City, located in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, doesn't have a huge number of places to visit, but it's enough for a day trip. This hotel is only a 7-minute drive from the city center. Located on a hilltop, it appears to be a renovated old hotel, but the design is quite modern and minimalist. The rooms are spacious, and the onsen (hot spring) and sauna are excellent. Be sure to book breakfast in advance when booking this hotel; the Japanese breakfast is very plentiful and I still enjoy it. A few minutes down the slope from the hotel is OND Park, a large campsite that hides an award-winning OND sauna. While OND Hotel guests don't get free access to the sauna, you can purchase a one-day pass to try it out.