Hotels near Furuyu Onsen, Saga City

We enjoy staying the inside the hotel because every meals was verry nice

Located in Furuyu, it's convenient for traveling by rental car. The ryokan is small, but I was very satisfied with the accommodations, the hospitality, and the food. As someone who majored in Japanese cuisine, the food was truly excellent. The staff were all friendly, and although the room I booked on the website differed from the actual room, the staff handled it very well, making for a very comfortable stay. I would like to express my gratitude to all the staff.

The scenery is very good, you can see the stars outside at night No bathing supplies in the room, but skin care supplies The bathtub room is very comfortable and the breakfast is very rich

This hot spring inn is run by a very warm and welcoming elderly lady, making us feel right at home. The inn is clean and hygienic, with new facilities, and the Japanese-style rooms are quite warm at night. The location is excellent, right next to the bus stop from Saga Station. The lady's service was superb; she thoughtfully prepared dinner and breakfast for us. Dinner was generous and delicious, and breakfast was also very nice. The inn's hot spring water is around 38 degrees Celsius, originating from the ”Xu Fu Spring” discovered by Xu Fu, who sought the elixir of immortality during the Qin Dynasty. At this temperature, you could soak in the hot spring all day—it was wonderful. I hope to have the opportunity to come again. Thank you so much for the lady's hospitality.

It was convenient to have my reservation name at the entrance. The owner was so kind and warm, and I had a comfortable stay. I had a quick flight the next morning, so I had to check out quickly, but I wish I had stayed longer. The bedding, towels, and other items were all very clean. It feels like a historic place, so it has a warm and cozy atmosphere, but that's what makes it so special. The large bath was also very clean. I felt like all the fatigue from my days of travel had been washed away. If you don't rent a car, it might seem far to get there, but the bus number 73 from Saga Station takes about 50 minutes. There are about one or two buses per hour. If you pay attention to the timing, it's a reasonable distance. Also, I regret not being able to fully enjoy the meals served at the ryokan because I overate over the past few days. Both dinner and breakfast were excellent. We were only two people, but dinner was generous enough for four. The food was also the best I had during my entire trip to Japan. They were very friendly, but a translator is definitely a must. I recommend the Papago app. The bath fee is 300 yen, payable in cash upon check-out. When traveling in Japan... always have plenty of cash! The bus fare was a bit steep, haha.

I had a nice and quiet rest

The room was decorated very comfortably and beautifully, and the quality of the two meals was excellent and I was very satisfied. The kaiseki cuisine was full of ritualistic charm, which amazed my friend who was experiencing a hot spring hotel for the first time.

The room was clean. The front desk staff were very kind and were able to accommodate my sudden requests. I'll definitely come again!

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🙏🦚