Koyokaku

A large ginkgo tree is planted outside the room to enhance the view outside the window. It may be a bit old, but very neat. Staff service attitude is very good, also thank the desk sister special car pick up and drop off luggage. One-stop-two-dining food is of high standard, Japanese style, but the portion is quite large. There are also small gifts at checkout, showing thoughtfulness, worth a stay.

The hotel is 20 minutes away from Ureshino Onsen Station. If you take the bus and get off at the nearby stop, it takes about 8 minutes to get to the hotel. The hotel is beautifully decorated, with drinks and snacks in the lobby, ice bars at the hot spring soup, and Hizen Ninja Village and Toyotama nearby. Hime Shrine, but there are not many restaurants. The hotel only provides locals with one stay and two meals. Please be careful about transportation and go to Ureshino Onsen.

I visited Ureshino Onsen because I heard it was so good, and I also ordered dinner and ate there. It wasn't that great, but there were a lot of different types so it was nice to enjoy a variety, and breakfast was delicious!! I don't think I could really tell the specialness of the hot spring waterㅋㅋㅋ

Good service, polite and patient

It was very good. First of all, I really liked that there was a shuttle service. On the day of my stay, I went to Nagasaki, and they drove me to Ureshino Onsen Station and came back to pick me up again. The day after my stay, I went to Hakata, and they gave me a ride again to the bus terminal (Ureshino IC Bus Center). The front desk provided detailed information such as Shinkansen times and other necessary information. The staff are very friendly. As a welcome dessert, they gave me a simple snack made of chocolate and strawberries in a cool box, and my name was written in chocolate on the lid of the box. Even though it wasn't my birthday, I felt as if I had received birthday service. It was a tatami room, and the main meal for dinner was Kaiseki cuisine served in the room, with Saga beef sukiyaki as the main dish. The other dishes were delicious, and the meat was of good quality and not too greasy, so I really enjoyed it. For breakfast, we ate a set meal prepared on the second floor, which was also delicious. The hot spring tofu is especially excellent. There is a simple snack bar in the lobby and the snacks are delicious. At night, you can enjoy free beer and highballs. There is an indoor and outdoor bath on the top floor and the hot spring water is good. I stayed at another ryokan the day before, and compared to other ryokans, the water was much more slippery and I felt like they used the good hot spring water. There is ice cream next to the hot springs and it is quite delicious. You can leave your luggage before check-in/after check-out. When I went there, rice was given as a gift when I checked out to commemorate the first anniversary of the opening of the Shinkansen at Ureshino Onsen Station. I was grateful that the Saga region is famous not only for its Saga beef but also for its delicious rice. It was a very satisfying stay in many ways. I'll go again.