Saga City Hotels with Wifi

The villa is very comfortable, of course the price is not cheap. You get what you pay for! But it’s too far from the check in place. If it’s not for our super-accommodating sports enthusiasts, it’s probably going to give up... The front desk service is okay, it’s too far away, I feel two or three kilometers, with heavy luggage, and the sun is like a fire. You can imagine the feelings of the wife and children at home... The map icon is not very clear and the navigation is not easy to use. It is recommended that the front desk help enter the destination and then take it with the navigation. Otherwise, it will be a big thing if you lose it.

It’s an absolute bliss to stay in Suginoya, a luxurious ryokan in Saga. Our saga beef sukiyaki dinner was truly memorable as the quality of the meat was top notch- so soft yet flavorful, something we will remember for a long time. We enjoyed relaxing in the private and public bath, soaking in the zen vibes of the hotel and lounging in the spacious and comfortable room. Staff was friendly and tried to converse in English as best as possible. 100% recommend as we felt fully pampered here like it was our honeymoon all over again!

My first experience in Saga. I got a good deal on a flight ticket during the cherry blossom season. I landed in Fukuoka and then headed south to Saga. It was very convenient and there were not many people during the cherry blossom season. The hotel was just opposite Saga Station. I was still debating whether to change to a comfort inn, but found that it was fully booked for the days I wanted to stay. So I thought forget it. A business hotel for 300+, with a bath at night and meals included in the morning, what more could I ask for!

Located in Furuyu, it seems to be suitable for moving to a rental car. The ryokan is small, but I am satisfied with the accommodation, kindness and meals. I am a Japanese cuisine major, so the meal is really the best. Everyone was friendly, especially the photos of the room booked on the site and the actual room to stay were different, but the staff responded well and I had a really comfortable trip. I want to.

This place is the best. Friendly service, cleanliness, a new building, and good amenities. The street has a romantic vibe. Highly recommended. I will definitely come back next time.

This is the most satisfying hotel on my trip to Japan. There is also a small hot spring and a bathtub in the private bathroom, so you can take a bath in a convenient way. The staff are very friendly and there are Korean speaking staff It's great to see the scenic spots in Saga City, such as the Burund Museum, the castle ruins, and the art gallery. Especially breakfast is served in Japanese home style, but the quality is high, so I recommend you to try it.

Check-in was simple. Bicycle rental was 500 yen per day. The building is right next to the main road, with cars passing by all night, so the soundproofing is terrible. The room and kitchen are separated by a curtain, making it very noisy—noise from all sorts of sources. However, the hostel atmosphere was nice, and they provided free earplugs. Everything else, like towels, cost extra, and the towels actually had a distinctly sour smell, which was disgusting. This was the first time I'd stayed in such a poorly hygienic place in Japan. Towels cost 100 yen, and a small cup of cola costs 300 yen. I recommend bringing your own towels.

I loved this place. I felt so relaxed and looked after with an amazing service. The room was fantastic. I loved the modern Japanese traditional style. I will come back one day🙏🦚

A three-story hotel with only stairs. Breakfast is included, and you can also change to rice balls (meal in your room). Breakfast was delicious. It's not a card key, it's a regular apartment key. So you have to lock the door yourself when you enter the room. The area around the hotel was pitch black and there was only a convenience store. Don't expect too many amenities. Women need full equipment. Smoking is allowed, so there is a distinct cigarette smell. It's a very inconvenient place if you don't have a car.

It is a quiet landscape that seems to be nestled in the forest, and the hotel on the hill is majestic, as if it boasts its age and experience. All the staff are friendly and friendly I didn't have a dinner reservation, but when I asked, they happily obliged and had a kaiseki meal in a room with my name written on it. I ate Japanese specialty food. All of the food was delicious and overflowing with class. The view of the river from the spacious tatami room is exquisite. The early morning buffet breakfast was also a delicacy among delicacies. All of the vegetables were carefully prepared, and the clear tofu soup, a local specialty, was also a delicacy. Of course, the fluffy white rice and miso soup were the best. There were a lot of things, but the liver and taste were the best. It was a ryokan hotelu that I wanted to go back to.