Hotels with Parking in Karatsu

The location of the B&B is very good. It is a Japanese-style residence and room layout. It is the home of the old Tangjin and has a sense of history. We stayed in the room ”loose”, very large, facing the beach and the sea, very quiet. The service is meticulous. The dinner is full, and the taste is very good. The bath is an indoor pool (not a hot spring but it is as clean as it is). Japanese breakfast is relatively simple, but it is not bad. The overall feeling is very comfortable, although the facilities are old, but the location, history, service, and catering of the house are enough to make up for the lack of facilities, and the whole is very clean and tidy.

The hotel was so pretty, so I only stayed at the hotel and it was so good !! The room was so clean and tidy, so I felt like I was resting comfortably throughout my stay. ㅎㅎ There are not many convenience stores around, so if you are going to eat late at night, I recommend buying it in advance on the way. ㅎㅎ ~ Friendly staff The quality of the guide and Kaiseki is the best.

There is also an elevator, but it feels a bit cold in winter. The main meal was squid and steamed abalone. Parking is free across the street, and only cash is available.

Really perfect and great value for money! 1. I saw an introduction on jalan that reservations for pick-up can be made for more than 10 people. If there are not enough people, you need to contact us in advance, so I asked the Ctrip housekeeper to help contact me and made an appointment for pick-up from the hotel to and from the south exit of Dangjin Station at 3 pm and 10 o'clock the next day. The one-way bus fare per person on this stretch is 960 yen. The Japanese grandfather also kept introducing the scenic spots and crops along the way, which was really great! And the grandpa who picked us up at the station was very responsible. Although he picked us up at 3 o'clock, he should have known that we would arrive at the station early according to the train timetable, and he looked for us at the station with signs with the name of the hotel. (The car that picked us up at the time was picture 1 The silver van on the right in the picture) In the end, we arrived at the hotel early, leaving us with more time to visit Cape Hato; 2. The service staff here are very professional, and complex communications are done directly through translators, and there is no need to wait for us to remind you of relevant matters (such as delivery to the station the next day); 3. Breakfast and dinner are all Japanese food, in line with expectations; 4. The scenery nearby is really great. It is an attraction in itself. There are many people who come here specifically to visit. See the pictures below for details; 5. There are no real hot springs here. The big bath is just water, but the sea view is good. Figure 2-3 is the scenery outside the window of our room, which is almost the same as the big bath.

When I checked in, I entered my details on the tablet and was told the key number would be displayed, but then the connection was cut off and it started to bug out and I didn't know what to do... I was at a loss. It was a bit difficult to climb the stairs to the second floor with my luggage, but the room was very spacious and clean and I was very satisfied.

The view was good with ocean view. The meal was the best!

Book when the room price is lower, the price/performance ratio is super high. The store is directly facing the seaside, with beautiful sea views, and is also close to the historical windbreak pine forest of Niji no Matsubara. The interior decoration is simple and tidy. The public activity area can be used for cooking, laundry, and clothes drying rods. The waiters are very friendly. A small hotel that is comfortable to stay in all the time.

We stayed in this hotel for three consecutive nights this time, and I lived in a tatami room full of Japanese style. The hotel has a public restroom and a bathroom. Although it doesn't have a private bathroom, the sanitation condition is good. The hotel provides a full set of toiletries, including face towels, bath towels, and disposable toothbrushes, which greatly facilitates our daily use. It is worth mentioning that the hotel owner is very honest, sincere, and enthusiastic, and his cooking skills are really praiseworthy. What touched me the most was that even at half past eight in the evening, the owner still took great pains to prepare dinner for us. It's truly precious to enjoy such warm and considerate service in a foreign country.

It was already more than ten o'clock in the evening to the hotel, and the big bath did not experience it. When I arrived, there was no one at the front desk. I called an old uncle for a long time and finally completed the formalities. The room was average, the mattress was uncomfortable to sleep, and the price was cheap. I left for one night.

It seems that it is opened by a family, and the location can be far from the train station and close to Tangjin City. Early arrivals will be checked in directly. This situation is still relatively small in Japan, very good.