Hotel 2-Star di Saga Prefecture, Japan

Very good, is the ideal place for backpackers. A room A alone, big enough, clean facilities, although I will slightly hear someone talking next door, but it does not prevent a person from sleeping. Although the stairs upstairs (2nd floor) are a bit steep, but once a day, go upstairs and go downstairs. According to the information provided by the email, you are not a senior backpacker and have no ability to do things. You must contact the administrator in advance. The location is also very good, about 1.4 kilometers from the station, providing instant coffee. The fly in the ointment is that there is no refrigerator. If you go to Saga, you will still live here.

The Japanese-style rooms aren't ideal for older people; you have to change shoes before entering the hotel and there's a seating arrangement in the room. The view is absolutely stunning; you can enjoy views of Karatsu Castle from the room, especially the beautiful night view. The service is also very good; they can communicate in English.

Need a car to reach the place, but it's easy to find via GPS. The hosts have been very friendly and guided us well. The kids had fun walking the goats, feeding the chickens, and helping with the cooking. It's a good place to destress and feel nature once again.

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.

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 room is very good, maybe Saga City is quieter, there is no sound insulation problem, it takes five or six minutes to walk to the station.

The view was good with ocean view. The meal was the best!

The meal was very satisfying ^ ^ the squid stab was fresh Breakfast was delicious with cherry blossoms I don't think the building is sieving, but the bath was dirty and I was surprised. Staff service was helpful

I came to Saga to take a picture of the Taiqiao Jinja Nokai Chutori, but I came here when I found the cheapest place nearby. As soon as you arrive at the hostel, the boss will be kind. ”This is my first time for Korean guests.” ”It's a long distance from here to Daracho, so my daughter will take me by car.” Also, if my daughter, Ami, takes pictures until late at night, the bus may be cut off and it may be difficult. The room I was assigned was large enough for a trip alone or two and tidy Especially the cool harbor view outside the window was quite elegant and nice The bath was two cave baths on the first floor and a large bath on the second floor, and the atmosphere of the cave bath on the first floor was quite good. The sound of water falling from the ceiling and the resonance of the cave were amazing. The villagers also greeted me kindly when they met their eyes, so it seemed to be a good place to travel and talk to people. I want to tell someone else this feeling, so if I have time with my friends or family, I would like to stay at this property again.

We stayed in this hotel for three consecutive nights this time, and I lived in a tatami room full of Japanese style. The hotel has a public restroom and a bathroom. Although it doesn't have a private bathroom, the sanitation condition is good. The hotel provides a full set of toiletries, including face towels, bath towels, and disposable toothbrushes, which greatly facilitates our daily use. It is worth mentioning that the hotel owner is very honest, sincere, and enthusiastic, and his cooking skills are really praiseworthy. What touched me the most was that even at half past eight in the evening, the owner still took great pains to prepare dinner for us. It's truly precious to enjoy such warm and considerate service in a foreign country.