2-Star Hotels in Saga Prefecture, Japan

"I stayed for one night on a trip to Ureshino. I used the Izakaya and convenience stores on foot and the parking lot is spacious in front of the hostel. This was the best place I stayed for 4 nights on my Saga trip. Bedding was fluffy and clean We came on the first day of our trip, but both of us slept really well and my husband was good! Very recommended"

"The hotel room was spacious, and they even added a crib for a child in our standard twin room, which was very thoughtful. Environment: The hotel has an elegant ambiance with a vintage feel. The decor and facilities are retro, and they even use keys instead of room cards. Beyond accommodation, the hotel also has meeting and banquet halls, and a chapel ⛪ that can be used for weddings. The chapel's exterior resembles a carp with its mouth open and tail raised, which is quite unique. Service: The hotel staff were warm and attentive, providing detailed explanations of the surrounding area and how to use the various facilities. Dining: Dinner, included in our package, was served at the hotel's first-floor restaurant. We ordered the Saga beef set meal, which was absolutely amazing. It truly lives up to its reputation as a renowned cut of beef; it was incredibly tender and juicy, almost like liquid flowing into your mouth. The restaurant service was also very friendly and attentive. Location: It's a convenient 5-minute walk from Saga Station, and there are bus stops nearby connecting to various parts of the city. There are also children's parks and green spaces nearby, making it a relaxing place to enjoy local life."

"近くにコンビニスーパーファーストフード店もありとても便利でした。 できて新しいので部屋の中も綺麗で過ごしやすかったです。 軽食までついていて、それも美味しかった！ 部屋自体は狭いので、ゆっくり過ごしたい方は向いてないかもですが、寝るだけなら全く問題ありません。"

"The hotel is not close to the subway station, but a shuttle bus is available, so you can get to the hotel as long as you hurry. The hotel breakfast and dinner are very delicious, and the hot spring and sauna are also very comfortable. The sauna has herbal packs with a mild scent. The room environment is also very clean. Overall, I am very satisfied with this experience."

"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!"

"It was really clean and nice just after it was new! When you get out of Takeo Onsen Station, you can see it right on the left! The location was crazy ~ The room and the large bath were so clean and above all, there were few people, so it was so good !! The large bath was almost chartered ㅋㅋㅋ! Breakfast was buffet and the curry was especially delicious. In the evening, there was a restaurant in the hotel, where they sold kaiseki or set meals!! It looks delicious when I saw someone else post it in Google reviews! The price was about 2500 yen !! I'm going to stay here again if I come to Takeo again in the wall! I highly recommend it to those who travel alone!!"

"This hotel was chosen for this stay. It emphasizes minimalism, high privacy, and an immersive audiovisual experience, with a design style combining light and shadow with vintage furniture. Its location is excellent. Since there are no front desk staff, the hotel provides a password upon arrival. After entering the password, check-in information is displayed on a tablet in the entrance hall. Two free private parking lots are available for guests arriving by car. The hotel has an elevator, making it very convenient to go up and down floors. Complimentary hot and cold drinking water, toiletries, and tea bags are provided in the lobby. Pajamas are provided in the rooms. A washing machine and dryer are available on the 4th floor for guests' laundry needs. The only drawback of staying in rooms 303 and 307 was that room 303 still had an old-style separate hot and cold water faucet. It would be more convenient if it could be replaced with a newer hot and cold water mixing faucet like the one in room 307."

"Check-in was simple. Bicycle rental was 500 yen per day. The building is right next to the main road, with cars passing by all night, so the soundproofing is terrible. The room and kitchen are separated by a curtain, making it very noisy—noise from all sorts of sources. However, the hostel atmosphere was nice, and they provided free earplugs. Everything else, like towels, cost extra, and the towels actually had a distinctly sour smell, which was disgusting. This was the first time I'd stayed in such a poorly hygienic place in Japan. Towels cost 100 yen, and a small cup of cola costs 300 yen. I recommend bringing your own towels."