Hotel 3 Bintang di Karatsu, Saga

Enjoy flavorful kaiseki cuisine of Karatsu with your eyes and mind.

Seiriki is a 25-minute drive from Nishi Karatsu subway station in Karatsu, Saga prefecture. Free parking is available for 30 cars. Guest rooms are Japanese-style and come with a broad range of amenities including toothbrushes and bath sets. Stay plans with meals served are available, including the hotel's famous dish,

以前、何度か宿泊しておりますが、今回は綺麗にリフォームされていました。サービスの朝食も有り難かったです。クロワッサンとヨーグルトが美味しかったです。 ただお風呂のお湯が溜まるのに時間がかかり、とうとう一度も湯船に浸かる事が出来なかったのが残念でした。 また、自販機の水が数種類あるのは良かったのですが、補充がされていない様でした。当然、安価な物からなくなっていき、選択肢がどんどんなくなっていくのには困りました。

市街地からは少し離れていますが静かでよいホテルです。川側の部屋で窓から唐津城が見え夜にはライトアップされたお城と手前の橋の明りでいい感じで写真が撮影できました。　その他の部分の評価は箇条書きで △：部屋は狭いが安い料金だったので ×：無線LANがつながらない（すぐ切れる） ×：ひげそりが安いタイプ 〇：駐車場は無料 ×：TVにオフタイマーがない

Yoyokaku is a traditional and authentic ryokan that offers gorgeous, old-world architecture, comfortable rooms, fine kaiseki dining, a gorgeous garden and signature Japanese hospitality. In a way, it is sort of an extension of Karatsu by emitting a sense of history, tradition and culture that visitors to the area will definitely appreciate. While we do enjoy the traditional ryokan experience, we tend to shy away from them because of some of the compromises that typically accompany a stay in one of them, such as poor sound insulation (including creaky floors), the lack of heat insulation during the cold Winter months and slow internet speeds. If our stay at Yoyokaku is any indication, most of the shortcomings are nonexistent here, while all of the charming aspects of a traditional ryokan stay are in abundance here. First, the property itself. The architecture, decor, landscaping and furnishings are all otherworldly... each small step down one of the charming wooden corridors made us feel like we were slipping furthe back in time (at least to the Meiji era, if not earlier.) The subtle nuances are very difficult to explain in writing; thankfully, the Chairman (and the current owner's father), Akihito Okouchi was a wonderful host and walked us through the property, explaining many of the subtle aspects of the craftsmanship involved in the construction (and restoration) of the property, as well as some of the history behind Yoyokaku as well as Karatsu in general. He speaks pretty good English, by the way, which is partly why Yoyokaku is quite popular among foreign guests. The current Okami-san (the proprietress and the Chairman's daughter-in-law) was an English teacher prior to marrying into the family, so communication will definitely not be an issue should your Japanese skills not be up to snuff. The magnificent and immaculately maintained garden is dominated by old ”Matsu” (Japanese Pine Trees), which really gives this ryokan a sense of place. As an aside, nearby Yoyokaku is one of the country's three most famous pine groves (called Niji no Matsubara.) There is a small gallery of Karatsu-Yaki pottery by famous local artisans that is on permanent display, and also available for purchase. This is another thing Karatsu is know for, and will provide you with a nice history lesson just by staying at Yoyokaku. We chose a room called ”Tonbo” (十坊), room 211, which is a corner room on the ground floor with an awesome view of the garden. It's purely a Japanese room - no sofa, no sitting chairs, Western beds... the room is of the Tatami variety, and has a low table in the living room and you sit on the floor (albeit on Zabuton cushions.) After dinner, the staff will lay out the Futons; in our case, since the room had two sections, they laid out the Futons in the room adjacent to the living room, so there was no need to have the table dragged off to the side to make way for the Futons - I could continue working on my laptop (and all of the accompanying el

With a stay at Ryokan Uohan in Karatsu (Hamasaki), you'll be steps from Genkai and 7 minutes by foot from Nijino Matsubara. This ryokan is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Kagami Shrine and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Niji-no-Matsubara.Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a seasonal outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this ryokan include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.At Ryokan Uohan, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include luggage storage, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 24 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets.

With a stay at Mizuno Ryokan in Karatsu, you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Genkai and Former Takatori House. This ryokan is 0.3 mi (0.6 km) from Karatsu Castle and 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Karatsu Shrine.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and bike parking.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

唐津の街に用事があり宿泊しました。駅からは至近で駐車場もあります（駐車場は入り口逆方面の一方通行の道路脇にあるため、事前に確認していかないと結構迷います）。部屋はシンプルですっきりしていて新しいです。これをビジネスホテルと呼ぶならば今まで泊まった中でも最高ランクです。 立地もよく近くに飲食できる店もあり、下には単館系シアターもついていました。またこちらに来ることがあればここを利用します。

古さはありますが、部屋は結構広いし快適でした。Wi-Fiがつながりにくく、わたしのiPadでは全くダメでした。 夕食は美味しいイカの会席をお部屋で。子連れに部屋食はありがたいです。イカは二種類！結構ボリューミーで食べ比べを楽しみながらいただきました。その他にもお刺身やさざえの壺焼き、甘夏こんにゃくなど、ご当地のものがいろいろ。美味しかったです！お子様ランチは夕食は少し残念でしたが、朝食は豚肉の生姜焼きのようなもので、うちの子はもりもり食べてました。 キッズスペースも充実してて、従業員の方もみなさん子供にフレンドリーでよかったです。

房間很大以及十分整潔，暖氣也很足夠，特別是浴室的暖氣十分方便！房間有洗衣機以及烘乾的風扇。唯一的缺點就是浴缸沒有辦法停止排水，應該是開關壞了。