Homestays in Saga Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is in a great location, just five or six minutes away from the Ureshino Bus Center, where you can take the express bus to Fukuoka or Nagasaki. It is ten minutes away from the shops, with large supermarkets and drugstores (tax-free for purchases over 5,500 yen) The tenth floor of the hotel is the hot spring bathhouse, which is open from 7 am to 11 am. It is divided into open-air and indoor areas, which is very comfortable. The hotel room is also very spacious, and three people live very comfortably. In addition, disposable socks are provided, which saves the trouble of washing socks 😀

Both breakfast and dinner were terrible, leaving me starving at night. I'd highly recommend bringing your own food, especially since there are no 7-Elevens or convenience stores nearby. However, the hot spring water was absolutely fantastic; it left my skin feeling incredibly smooth and soft! The hot springs get a perfect 10/10. As for the food, it simply wasn't up to par!

A long-established hot spring hotel, the one-stop-and-two meals are delicious and have the feel of kaiseki cuisine. The hot springs include an underground floor and an open-air hot spring on the 9th floor. The century-old hot spring is well-deserved and highly recommended.

It's very close to the center of Ureshino Onsen, just a two-minute walk to the foot baths. Dinner is buffet style, with Japanese-style meals, but diners are required to help themselves. The hot springs aren't large, but the water is excellent, leaving your skin feeling smooth. The yudofu, a specialty of Ureshino Onsen, is a must-try.

A quiet and beautiful hot spring town. The hotel is in a great location, two minutes away from the bus center. The room is very comfortable, the hot spring is also good, and you can take a shuttle bus to Shiiba Sanso for a hot spring bath. The breakfast and dinner are the best for me among all the hot spring hotels I have stayed in so far. The staff are polite and courteous, and I highly recommend staying here.

A very good hot spring hotel, with a combination of Japanese traditional and modern design. The guy who served us spoke fluent Chinese (maybe from Hong Kong or Taiwan?) and was very friendly and enthusiastic. He also helped us solve the problem of sending luggage to Nagasaki. The Japanese-style room is very large with a deep courtyard, and the price-performance ratio is very high. The breakfast is a buffet, and the taste is average compared to other hot spring hotels, but overall it is a high score. By the way, Ureshino Onsen is really great. I felt slippery after taking a bath, so I thought I didn't rinse it clean.

Although it is very retro and old, the service is very good, the hot spring in the large bath is quite good, it is very clean and the layout is grand, without any shabby feeling. The hotel lobby is really in retro Western style, and it has a unique flavor. Accompanied by the self-service coffee, the sense of happiness is upgraded. The location is good, you can walk to Takeo Tower Gate and JR Station. This hotel was built in 1910 and can be used as a landmark. Taxi drivers know it.

The water in Ureshino Onsen is really good. It is the best hot spring I have ever taken in Japan. My skin is smooth after taking a bath. The room is also very good. Compared with hot spring hotels in Hokkaido, Atami and Hakone, the room is a little old. But the rest is still the same Japanese service~

The location of the B&B is good, it's very close to JR station and airport bus, only a few minutes away. The check-in procedure is not very convenient because it is a self-service unmanaged B&B, which is a weakness for people who are not good at foreign languages ​​and computers. The air conditioner in the room smelled bad when it was turned on, but the weather was not hot, so I closed it immediately and opened the window. Everything else was fine. The room was large and the bathroom facilities were good.

At first, I thought it was a ryokan with a hot spring, but upon closer inspection, I found out that it wasn't.^^ This is a Japanese-style business hotel with many banquet halls. The room conditions were similar to those of a typical business hotel, and above all, the breakfast was Japanese style, so I was personally satisfied. When you enter the breakfast restaurant, you will be guided to the breakfast table and shown to the prepared table. You will be asked for drinks, etc., and main dishes such as hot rice and soup will be prepared for you. The breakfast restaurant staff kindly guided me, so I enjoyed my meal comfortably.