"The hotel service attitude is good, and there are free matcha and red bean cakes before check-in. The room has a sunny view and is neat and tidy, except that the ventilation of the toilet needs to be improved and there is a slight odor. In addition, indoor and outdoor hot springs are provided. The men's and women's hot springs will be switched every other day, so you can enjoy different hot springs. "

"This hotel, a fusion of traditional Japanese style and garden design, boasts stunningly beautiful dining areas and landscaped gardens. It's conveniently located just minutes' walk from the Akizuki Castle Ruins. The hotel offers private parking, so you don't have to squeeze with other guests during peak season. The staff all speak basic English, so communication was no problem. Our butler, Mr. Sakurai, was incredibly attentive and warm – a perfect 100! We were all very reluctant to leave him. The only issue was that our room type seemed to lack privacy; we had to go through a foyer to reach the bathroom and shower, even though the bottom of the foyer glass was transparent. There wasn't much space near the sink for personal toiletries, which was a minor inconvenience. There were also quite a few flying insects in the garden, which could be improved. Overall, however, it was the best hotel choice near the Akizuki Castle Ruins during our trip, and I highly recommend it!"

"I used lunch and a bath on a day trip bus tour. There are chairs in the large hall, and each person can eat pot rice, chicken sukiyaki, sashimi, soup, salt-grilled sweetfish, Annin tofu, etc. We had delicious. Take a bath after eating. There are no lockers with keys in the public bath, so I put my backpack and pochette in the 100 yen return locker on the second floor and only brought my face towel. The jungle bath is for men today. There are two women's baths, Miyabi-no-Yu and Kappa-no-Yu, so we went up and down. It was relaxing and comfortable."

"I stayed at this hotel because there was a plan that you can upgrade if you post on SNS. It seems to have been renovated, so it may be a limited-time service. The exterior of the hotel looks like an old hotel, which makes me a little uneasy, but when I went inside, it was probably due to the renovation, and my worries were unfounded. There was a lounge with a view of the quaint Japanese garden, and you walked through the Japanese garden to the open-air bath and the dining hall (a place with a nice atmosphere and delicious food. They prepared a separate room for my pregnant wife). I upgraded to a Japanese-Western room with a panoramic bath for free, and the view was great. Perhaps because it was a weekday, there were no small children, it was not noisy, and the signs were only in Japanese, so I did not see a single foreigner. It was a great place to spend a quiet and relaxing time. I was a little worried about the cleaning staff coming in while I was bathing in the large public bath (the tatami bath had been renovated and was very clean) (I was a man, and the cleaning staff was an older woman), but I was able to spend the rest of the time without any particular issues. I would like to stay at this hotel again (especially the top floor)."

"Originally, I just wanted to find a place to stay near Fukuoka Airport, but all the hotels in the city were fully booked. Unexpectedly, I managed to book a guesthouse about 45 minutes from the airport. After checking in, I discovered it was a newly opened hot spring inn, and we were among the first guests! It was a complete surprise. The room was brand new, clean, and spacious. The separate wet and dry area in the bathroom was a huge plus, and each room had its own private bathtub – truly luxurious. The central garden was designed by the owner himself, and the plants are regularly changed, so it felt like there was a different view every time I visited. The owner was very friendly; you can contact him directly via the app if needed. Parking was also very convenient, making it super friendly for travelers with cars. If you're planning a road trip in Fukuoka, I highly recommend adding this guesthouse to your list of options."

"Very cozy hotel, clean room, polite staff. Delicious dinners and breakfasts."

"The staff were very polite and attentive, from greeting guests to providing excellent service. The hot springs and bathhouse were very clean, and I enjoyed a refreshing bath the next morning. The breakfast had a wide variety of options, and overall I was very satisfied."

"Nearby is the Akizuki Castle, a place for cherry blossom viewing. It is within a ten-minute walk. The crowds are not as crowded as those recommended by Internet celebrities. It is less crowded but still beautiful."

"1. It's located in a remote area and high up in the mountains, making it difficult to access without a shuttle or rental car. 2. Perhaps due to a lack of staff, there are many Nepalese staff. Overall, the staff are friendly. The Japanese female staff at the restaurant, who tries to speak a little Korean, is also very helpful. 3. The in-room baths are not kakenagashi-style hot springs, but rather refillable. The water is very cold and lukewarm, even colder than hot springs. Bathing is difficult without adding hot water. 4. The public baths close at 11:00 PM (outdoor) and 12:00 AM (indoor) the next day, so availability is limited. The water isn't slippery, but rather sulfuric. The public baths aren't usually crowded. 5. As the name suggests, the view is everything. 6. The tatami mats in the rooms can be a bit strong, so those with sensitive skin should wear a mask. The amount of drinking water provided in the rooms is limited. 7. The food menu is varied, but not particularly diverse, and the portions are rather small. It's basic, neither exceptional nor lacking. 8. They don't offer any assistance with luggage. 9. The smoking room next to the lobby restaurant is a mistake. It would be better to have it outside. 10. The parking lot is relatively spacious."