Hotels near Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Dazaifu

A lovely stay in a restored house within a thoughtful blend of old and new. Delicious meals in the hotel’s French-Japanese restaurant. Situated right by the side entrance to Daizaifu temple, this restored 120 year old house is full of character and history. We were received in a manner befitting a lord, and after the usual formalities, we were walked over the another building where our rooms were. This was located along a busy street, but once in the room we could not hear the traffic noise. We had a house to ourselves and it was simply beautiful. It was a blend of old and new. The back portion where the bedrooms and the tatami sitting area was obviously old. This was characterized by lower door frames and had classical proportions to it. The sitting room has tea making facilities. The fridge contents are chargeable. It even a chargeable snack box in case you were hungry! A closet here also was where you could hang your jackets and clothes. The bedroom has two large single beds that were stuck to the ground. One could not make them into a double bed. There’s a writing table here and two air cons to heat up the room quickly. The beds were firm and yet comfy. Overall the room was cozy and we slept well despite not having any curtains to block out the morning light. The bedroom was also next to an open air car park. But this was quiet at night, so no issues. The master piece goes to the bath room. It is large with double sinks and a whole stack of amenities. We were very impressed. Air-conditioning here keeps the room toasty while we got ready. It actually faces the passageway and into the small Japanese courtyard. There are windows from the bath room that look out. There is no shortage of light in the bathroom. The shower and bath tub is Japanese style. The cedar wood bath tub was lovely and gave the house a memorable wood smell. Shower amenities are provided. The toilet is beside the front door. This was particularly cold in the mornings. The food at the hotels restaurant was exemplary. We enjoyed our dinner here. The French-Japanese style food was delicious. Breakfast was also here and it was a wholesome Japanese breakfast. Overall a great stay here and would recommend it to everyone!

Hotel style one bedroom, one living room, two bathtubs, toilet and shower are separate. There is also a refrigerator, microwave, hand-made coffee. Convenient transportation, three minutes walk to Taizaifu subway station. Walk to Taizaifu Tianmangong for five minutes. There is a restaurant downstairs. The beef is fresh and delicious. The proprietress is very enthusiastic.

We used it for our first Dazaifu sightseeing. On the day, there seemed to be a group student's stay, but the floor seemed different and I was able to spend quietly in the room. Hot springs can be enjoyed with open-air baths and inner baths, and the rest room has a number of seats. Thanks to the breakfast room, there was a table seat and a seat, so I was able to accompany my infant daughter who was not able to sit in a high chair. The location is on the mountain, but there is a shuttle bus from nishitetsu station, which is also convenient. I stayed in the room on the new building side, but if you ask for a view, it may be that the city side room is good. If the accommodation is the main, it is enough on the mountain side. And, it is not a disappointment point, but the timing was bad, and the preclave in the building was in trouble. After staying at the new building, there is only one elevator, so if the timing is wrong, you will wait a little. However, if you come to Dazaifu again, I would like to repeat it.

The room was spacious and wonderful, equipped with a dining table, washing machine and dryer. As I checked in outside business hours, I received clear instructions via SMS on how to check in, where the parking lot was, and how to enter. Parking is an additional fee (600 yen including tax), but I was sent a URL for card payments, which allowed me to pay without any trouble. However, I used the nationwide travel support to stay here, and had a very unpleasant experience with the exchange of regional coupons. When I received a confirmation call, I was told that I would be given six regional coupons for two adults, and when I asked what about children, I was told that coupons could be issued to children under 12 years old if they had proof of vaccination or negative test results. I asked them to confirm, but they insisted that it was written in the manual. I simply said I understood and hung up the phone. When I sent the proof of vaccination for adults by email, I included an explanation that the Fukuoka Prefecture official website states, ”*Children under 12 years of age do not need proof of vaccination certificates if accompanied by a parent or other guardian who lives with them and has been vaccinated and tested.” and sent the email.The next day, I received a reply saying that they could give me the regional coupon if I only needed to show identification.

It was stated that it was 4 minutes from the station, but it was actually about 2 minutes near the station, but it was a little difficult to understand. I checked in in the middle of the night, but there were people at the reception. Perhaps, I think people are always sitting at the front desk except when cleaning. However, since the location of the bathrobe was difficult to understand, I think it is necessary to devise such as putting it on the bed.

My husband and I stayed here one night as part of our honeymoon. We had a wonderful time! We were greeted at the entrance with our family name on the welcome sign. The meal was served in our room and was delicious. The Japanese-style room was comfortably appointed, with the lovely smell of tatami! There is a private family bath you can rent, highly recommended! The regular women's bath upstairs was ok, but the bath area had some mildew and tiles in disrepair. Nice view, though. The basement bath with the stones was very enjoyable! We tried all three baths, and I definitely left with my skin feeling silky smooth. The building is dated, as evidenced by the furniture and decor, but I liked the 'Showa-retro' ambience. Not sure the staff speaks English, so it’s helpful to know some Japanese. Nice, slightly off the beaten-track, location. I would gladly go again.