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Tiny room with an old and very small Queensize (??) bed. Everything seems to be really old, so does the dust in the corners of the room or of the ventilation in the bathroom. Service was okay... we could convince them to leave our bicycles outside the hotel entrance (no way to leave them at the ”luggage storage” inside the lobby). Drinks like coffee, hot chocolate, tea and soft drinks are for free. Microwave free. Also they have a bath house but no sauna for the girls - unfortunately. Best option in town.

Exceptional Onsen Experience and Delicious Breakfast My recent stay at this hotel in Japan was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel welcome and attended to every detail with genuine hospitality. The highlight of my trip was undoubtedly the exquisite onsen bath house. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the onsen offered the perfect blend of relaxation and rejuvenation. The facilities were immaculately clean, the water temperature was just right, and the tranquil atmosphere allowed me to truly unwind after a day of exploring. Each morning began with their amazing breakfast spread, featuring a wonderful selection of both Western and Japanese dishes. The quality and freshness of the ingredients were outstanding, and the presentation was as beautiful as the flavours were delicious. From freshly brewed coffee to traditional miso soup, every meal was a delightful start to the day. The rooms were spacious, elegantly decorated, and equipped with all the amenities I needed for a comfortable stay. The attention to detail throughout the hotel was impressive, making my experience truly memorable. I wholeheartedly give this hotel a five-star rating and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Japan. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing getaway, a cultural experience, or just a fantastic place to stay, this hotel exceeds expectations in every way.

Close to the train station. The rooms are clean and and big for Japanese standards. Also the included breakfast is good, compared to other locations of this hotel chain in Japan.

Location was the best on my 2 weeks Japan trip. 50 meters from the station. I arrived from Nagasaki by train, 14.40 at the reception and they told me that check in timd is 15.00 and they can store my luggage. An absolute No Go. The hotel rules in South East Asia are mostly check in at 14.00, check out at 12.00. Thats what I hated about Japan. The Onsen was great, breakfast also but this town is dead, I won t come back. I tried to find a place to eat at 5.30pm on a Saturday, every restaurant was closed and the only one open told me reservations only, a polite way for Japanese to tell foreigners they are not wanted.

The double room was ok. The dorm room not so. Double rooms were sold out so we had to book the dorm. There isnt much ventilation in the dorm room, and its set to 25 deg heater, really very warm. Even 26/27 deg air conditioning wouldve still been better. Quite uncomfortable with the heater.

The Hotel is very accessible. 2 minutes walk from Tosu station. There is also Lawson beside. The hotel is very clean and quiet. The staff are welcoming and some can speak English. The food from the restaurant is delicious.

The location is very near to the tosu premium outlet. It's like a boutique hotel with free parking lots. Receptionists are very friendly and speak a good command of English. Will recommend.

The stuff is very friendly, the room is a little bigger than usual but they have a problem with water, sometimes it jumps from warm water to cold for no reason. The breakfast is regular japanese breakfast, small variety but they have default miso soup, rice, vegetables and protein

非常有昭和風特色的一家小旅館，到的時候已經是晚上7點了，整個城市都空盪盪的，街區也冷清極了。佐賀站出來很多車都到，下了bus站走走很快就到。店裡美極了，前台的小姐姐很美很熱情，老阿姨很優雅。走廊裏各處都是藝術畫作🖼️和古董擺件，還有一間小小的gift shop。房間雖小設施齊全，還有個小池子泡泡澡。佐賀古城就在不遠處，夜晚的佐賀城街上都亮起彩燈，書上的麻雀叫得特別歡樂，很有趣的一個小城。

館内にエレベーターはなく、3階までフロアがありますが、階段の利用です。手荷物が多かったので、少々大変でした。 立地のせいか、学生さんらしき方々が多く宿泊していました。 一般的なビジネスホテルと比べると、サービスレベルは低。 客室内は其れ相応の広さで不自由はありません。 割り切って宿泊するならば良いと言ったところです。