Ryokan Yoshidaya offers accommodation in Ureshino. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Saga Airport can be reached with a 60-minute bus ride.
Denise
Singapore
Well maintained, clean, tastefully decorated villas. The in-Room onsen baths were the best thing here!
Boasting spacious hot spring baths overlooking Ureshino River, historic Ryokan Omuraya provides traditional accommodation fitted with tatami (woven-straw) flooring and serves a carefully prepared...
saint
South Korea
It was quiet and comfortable. There was a wooden bathtub in the room, where I enjoyed a hot spring bath. The breakfast was delicious.
In addition, there was a CD player and a few CDs in the room, which went very well with the tranquil evening atmosphere.
I would definitely stay here again.
Set in Ureshino in the Saga region with Hizen Yumekaido Ninja Village nearby, Ureshino Motoyu offers accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.
Anonymous
Taiwan
the room is warm and cosy, the staffs are friendly, and there’s a hot spring room to relax, very nice exercise!
Featuring hot-spring baths, a tennis court and a pub with a hot-spring foot bath, Wataya Besso is a 10-minute walk from Hizen Yume Kaido Ninja Village.
小口尚思
Japan
Really appreciated wide selection of activities / shops inside ryokan. Honored to stay in the tower Kisho Kurokawa designed.
In the heart of Ureshino Onsen Hot Springs, Taishoya boasts large hot spring baths with spectacular nature decors, Japanese rooms with mountain views and free-use bicycles.
Jon-Paul
United Kingdom
baths and food were excellent. room was beautiful.
32 km from Huis Ten Bosch in Ureshino, Ureshino Onsen Kotobukiya features accommodation with access to a hot spring bath and public bath.
Bevan
Australia
Lovely family run traditional guest house. My room had a lovely view over the river. The owner was lovely and with limited English did her best at making me comfortable, helping me use the washing machine, and finding somewhere good for dinner. I arrived a little early and her mother was the only one on site and had no real English but still did her best to accomodate me until her daughter arrived to check me in. The hot bath was nice and there’s even a private one you can book for an hour too in case you’re a little uncomfortable with sharing. I think currently their dining room is being renovated so no meals at the onsen but lots around locally.
Yukai Resort Premium Ureshinokan provides a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 32 km of Huis Ten Bosch and 1.4 km of Hizen Yumekaido Ninja Village.
Joanne
Hong Kong
The room is big than most Japanese hotels. Dinner and breakfast buffet style.
Very nice view outside . The hotel area I see camp sites also.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
Room was clean, comfortable and huge with in room private onsen, bedroom and in room onsen with sea view, kaiseki seafood dinner and breakfast was excellent, staffs are friendly and helpful.
KONG FOH
Young couple
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