Hotels With Pools in Saga Prefecture, Japan

Room is clean and new Balcony so comfortable for morning breeze Large deluxe room A bit tight for standard twins Western Breakfast is nicer than jap 24 hour supermarket nearby Convenient shopping

This was a truly beautiful and wonderful hotel. The moment I entered the lobby, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking view. The harmony between the ocean view and the pristine white hotel was truly impressive. Every single item was precious and luxurious. There was an indoor heated pool for the kids, and an outdoor hot spring pool for the adults. Surrounded by distant mountains, the swimming pool and the ocean seemed to be connected... It was fantastic. The food was top-notch, and everything was top-notch. I highly recommend it.

I traveled with my friends, but it was really fun to have a beach right in front of the hostel and a large bath in the pool. However, I couldn't book dinner in advance, but there was no restaurant nearby, so I had a hard time eating dinner.

1. Transportation: Approximately a 5-minute walk from Ureshino Bus Terminal. Convenience stores and famous tofu restaurants are nearby. 2. Environment and Facilities: The Japanese-style rooms are very spacious, and the pillows are perfectly soft and comfortable. The large public bath is also a great place to soak in the hot spring. Buffet meals are served both breakfast and dinner, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. 3. Service: The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

Suitable for families with parents; the rooms are spacious, and although the location is a bit out of the way, there's free short-distance parking available, so it's not a problem. The onsen (hot spring) is free for guests, and it's segregated by gender. There are various temperature pools, both indoor and outdoor, plus a sauna. There's also a guesthouse within the hotel grounds. The prices are reasonable. One thing to get used to is that you store your shoes at the entrance, then hand the shoe key to the front desk to exchange for a room key. When leaving the hotel, you exchange the room key for a shoe key. This process prevents people from wearing shoes inside the hotel, but it can be a little inconvenient if you frequently need to enter and exit.