2 Star Hotels in Ureshino

Located in Ureshino, this campground is in the mountains, within a 10-minute drive of Hizen Yoshida-Yaki Pottery Hall and Gibizan Park. This campground is 6.2 mi (10 km) from Hizen Yumekaido and 6.3 mi (10.1 km) from Miyuki Park.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.Satisfy your appetite at the campground's coffee shop/cafe. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in your accommodation. There's a private furnished patio. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. The bathroom features a shower, complimentary toiletries, and a bidet.

Located in Ureshino, Ritouen is within a 15-minute walk of Ureshino Onsen Tourist Information Center and Ureshino Onsen Koshu-yokujo-shiboruto Hot Spring. This ryokan is 18.3 mi (29.5 km) from Huis Ten Bosch and 0.6 mi (1 km) from Toyotamahime Shrine.This ryokan offers designated smoking areas.Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM for a fee.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 16 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes, and housekeeping is provided daily.

First of all, there is 1.6㎞ from JR Ureshino Onsen Station. Please be careful if you are traveling by train. It takes about 20 minutes on foot. All the rest is good. I write that the other is filthy, but that's not the case, it's usually cleaned. It is only a night stay, but there are 6 Japanese-style rooms plus 2 porch, and it is large enough. It is also very nice that children are prohibited. Since it is made of old wooden, the sound echoes. It is a joint toilet, a joint washroom, and a joint bath. This is also beautiful. The receptionist lady is also very kind. And you'll give me 2 liters of mineral water. You may not have to buy a soft drink. There is a tavern around the inn with color 々. There is also a footbath. The large communal bath in the inn has one free-flowing hot spring, and four washrooms are installed to surround it. The hot water temperature is about 40 ℃ or a little lukewarm. Tattoo tattoos are prohibited. Some people have a private room bath for a fee. It was a very good inn considering the amount of money.

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The hotel name and check-in location were different, so I had a bit of a hard time on a rainy day. The accommodation and hot springs were really great. The room was clean, the bedding was clean, and there was an open-air hot spring. There were also table tennis and soccer games. I had a lot of fun. This is a recommended accommodation~~^^

This hotel check in is to go to another hotel, then get the password and then go back to the hotel to check in. It is very inconvenient to drag the suitcase back and forth. If you book a meal, you need to go to another hotel to pick up the lunch box. There are no pedestrians around the rainy night. I feel a little scared. Hotel room facilities are also a bit rudimentary, there is no front desk service downstairs

Location: Far away from JR but very close to the bus terminal, only 5 minutes away. And the hotel provides free pick-up and drop-off services at the bus terminal, bus transfer station and JR, so it is not a problem. Facilities: Since the hotel has a bit of history, it is relatively dilapidated, but the facilities are sufficient, except for the relatively simple equipment in the room. Many parts of the old place are fading and peeling. After all, it has been some time since the last renovation. Food: I booked a hotel room and two meals. Dinner and breakfast were all buffet style. If I chose the most basic set meal, there was no seafood provided. Most of them are Japanese food, the taste is good, and the selection is normal. The surprising thing is that each restaurant provides a small stove and steamer, which can cook and steam food by yourself, but there are not many choices, and there is only a small candle provided for heating. Slow and will be used up quickly, no additional service is provided. Service: First of all, the pick-up service is very considerate. Before departure, we had to take a direct bus from Fukuoka Airport to Ureshino, which only took 45 minutes. I was already worried that I would not be able to catch the bus, which would affect the check-in time, and I was also worried that I would not be able to catch the last pick-up service (8pm). I kept in contact with the hotel and provided suggestions and solutions, which was very thoughtful. I also emailed the hotel about my situation on the way to the bus, and the hotel immediately reminded me of the correct drop-off point and asked the pick-up and drop-off staff to pick me up at that location (because I had chosen another location to reserve the pick-up service at the beginning). It was already dark after getting off the bus, but the staff kept waiting and came up to confirm that they were considerate. The counter staff are also considerate and courteous; but the restaurant staff are a little weak in comparison. They don't speak English. I understand it very well, but it seems that the stove for cooking food needs a lighter. It is not easy to find a lighter. When I asked the staff to get it, I didn't want to ignore it. Maybe it's because it's too busy, after all, there are only 2-3 employees. Instead, it is often the Japanese travelers next to me who remind me. Overall: There is a hotel in Ureshino that provides one bed and two meals. This one is considered to be more cost-effective. Other hotels are more expensive and may have higher quality, but this one is worth the price, location and shuttle service. Finally, the yukata in the hotel is the cutest and most beautiful I have ever used in different places in Japan, which made me fall in love with yukata.

From the moment you enter the hotel lobby, you feel the most expected Japanese-style exquisite and considerate service. The various decorations and landscaping in the hotel are elegant and pleasing to the eye. The welcome drinks, souvenir shop, and library tea shop are all impressive. f Our room is a Japanese-style room, which is spacious and well-equipped. It comes with a tea set and a full jar of Ureshino tea, and an independent and spacious cypress bathtub. Everything you look at makes you feel happy. We also used the restaurant’s tofu hot pot set menu, which was both delicious and unique. The special tofu ice cream is a must-try. The hotel's breakfast is buffet style and very rich. Finally, the hotel can also arrange to take guests to the JR Shinkansen station (Urishino Onsen Station) for free, which is a perfect end to the trip.

I arrived at Ureshino Onsen Station and asked the staff at the information desk to arrange a taxi to the hotel in ten minutes. Ureshino Onsen is conveniently located by the Kyushu Shinkansen. There are only a few businesses in the town. Most of the Japanese-style rooms in the park are very old, but there are a few renovated suites that are very nice. I wanted to upgrade the room but was told that they were all booked. The cheaper rooms are in the lobby, and the more expensive ones are in the private rooms. All the rooms have river views, but the view is average. Breakfast and dinner have tea elements, which are fresh and delicious. The meals are enhanced and sub-items, the service is also warm and thoughtful, and the hot spring water is very slippery. I was given a tea voucher for the newly renovated bar opposite. Although it is free, the service is very thoughtful and formal. It's a pity that I can't drink or I would definitely take care of his business. The tea in the store is good and affordable. The box is small and I only bought two packs. Disadvantages: The room is too old, the tatami smells like pickles, it is inconvenient to sleep on the floor, and there were two power outages, one for dinner, and one time I was locked in the elevator, which was scary. In addition, the outdoor bath has a bad smell. The bougainvillea in the greenhouse next to it is said to be the largest in Japan, but it is actually just a small greenhouse. The hot spring hotels in Ureshino town are all very old. I had booked a night at Sakura Hotel, but when I went over, I saw that the lobby was under construction. Overall, it was not as good as the theme park, so I canceled my plan and went to Nagashima by Shinkansen for a 20-minute ride.

A long-established hot spring hotel, the one-stop-and-two meals are delicious and have the feel of kaiseki cuisine. The hot springs include an underground floor and an open-air hot spring on the 9th floor. The century-old hot spring is well-deserved and highly recommended.