Hotels Near Haki-cho agriculture park in Asakura

The ryokan cum hotel is located in a historic town dating back to the Edo period, however, this building is only 106 years old consisting of 5 rooms. I stayed at the one with beds upstairs by way of access via a steep flight of stairs, definitely not for elderly. The room was nice and clean, heating and cooling by split type aircons, bathroom with a wooden tub, no TV. Reception unavailable after 6:30pm, if you want anything after that, WhatsApp them. Since the hotel is located right on a major road, therefore, it was extremely noisy all the time with road noise. Difficult to get a decent sleep. Breakfast was served at another location, about 8-10min walk to a 160 year old building. Food was yummy and service was attentive. A nice experience overall, but for the price I would choose another one where it's in a quieter location.

On a day trip bus tour, I stopped by for lunch and bath. It used to be a Kanpo inn, but it was renewed. Lunch is tatami mats, chairs and tables. There is enough space for one person to participate in one table per person. The lava-grilled beef and chicken was delicious. The bath is a self-eruption of about 70 degrees in ”Yunotaki”. There were open-air, sleeping bath, jet bath, inner bath, mist sauna, and drinking fountain, and I was able to stretch my limbs and spend a relaxing time. The store was lined up with geta of Hita, shochu of Oita, and specialty products.

It’s very easy to find in the opposite side of Bird Qiqi. It’s a very quiet area. There are convenience stores and several restaurants next to Bird Qiqi. There is a shopping mall in3-5 minutes. It’s raining that night. I asked the hotel staff to umbrella. It was very winter that night. I dipped in the hot spring. The spring water was very hot. It solved my wind chill. Although the hotel room is small, the mattress is moderately hard and tidy, the hotel staff is polite and very good, after soaking in the hot spring, I drank free hot coffee in the lobby to warm my stomach. There are many types in the morning. The CP value is high. I will come to this hotel next time.

It's the title. Although it is in the corona, the bad breakfast is that far, and the oil is old, and the taste of the oil is quite long after fried, and the other is cheaper than the Bento shop. Moreover, the waiter is in an order tone. Priority to himself than the customer. There were several, for example, when pouring miso soup, use a paper cup (although there is a miso soup). I can't help but try to have a paper cup, and why do you talk about drinks suddenly to people who pour miso soup? The room is normal. The performance of the massage chair in the urin was not very good. The front desk is very polite, so it is a pity.

In fact, the best way to go to a small city in Japan is to live next to the station, surrounded by convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, and bus stops. The location of this hotel is good. You can get to the station in 3 minutes and the outlets in about 20 minutes. . I used it as a transit between Fukuoka and Nagasaki, and did not ask too much. The hygiene and hardware are pretty good, but the breakfast is too cheating, just rice balls and bananas. I suggest that you might as well eat a long-established noodle shop in Tosu Station. The noodles are around 500 yen. The price is very high, and many people are eating it.

Highly recommended. Come out of the west exit and cross the road. When you see Little 7, go to the right and follow the road. The hotel is on your left. The public space is very, very clean and very well done. The transportation is convenient and eating is also very convenient ( There are many skewers restaurants) and there is a small park nearby, which is great for walking.

One of the best service i ever experienced in my life. We were having difficulty trying out the famous yakitori in this town (FYI, you would need to make reservation in advance which we were not aware of), as such we went to check with the receptionist at the front desk at around 11pm on the last night of our stay. The receptionist was very helpful. She tried her best to assist us to call multiple yakitori shops nearby and recommended us the one just opposite our hotel. We placed our order (for take out orders to our hotel) with the yakitori shop that was recommended by the receptionist but unfortunately, we did not collect our order in full as we did not check our orders collected and realized that we missed out on a few items after collecting the orders to our hotel rooms. To our surprise, our order that was not collected was delivered to our doorstep by the receptionist lady. The service experienced was beyond our expectation. We would like to express our greatest appreciation to the staff that assisted us. Thank you very much! どうもありがとうございます。

I will definitely stay at this hotel again when I come to Kurume City. The rooms are very clean and not particularly large, but they are more than enough for a night's sleep on a business trip. There is also free parking available for only 6-7 cars, on a first-come, first-served basis. If that doesn't work, there is a paid parking lot, but there is a car park nearby that charges a maximum of 500 yen for 24 hours after entry, which is helpful.

I made a reservation by seeing the word of mouth that I was relieved now. I'm glad I went! First of all, the atmosphere is wonderful. The moment I entered, it smelled fluffy (it seems that the scent is burning in several places in the building), and I was invited to extraordinary life at once with the atmosphere of the inn. At the front desk, I apologized for this and received a letter. Mr. Nakai was very attentive and liked it. When I arrived, he came to the car with an umbrella. In the space next to the shop, guests can drink coffee by service, but the coffee is delicious and surprised! I went to drink many times. The furnishings such as chairs and decorations were very quaint and nice, and it was an atmosphere that made me want to stay longer. I can order ice cream and cake, but I was surprised at the reasonable price of around 300 yen even though it was a luxury inn. (By the way, I was surprised at the convenience store price for paid sake in the room.) The bath was very well cleaned. Currently, it seems that the chlorine concentration of hot water is measured every day, and it was posted at the entrance. I also liked the quality of hot water very much. There was a wide and deep area of 90 cm and a shallow area, and the 90 cm area was covered with balls and I liked it comfortably. I entered twice at night and in the morning, but the atmosphere changes completely, so I recommend entering twice. The room was very large and beautiful, and I felt particular about the details such as columns and fittings. The atmosphere of the garden seen from the window was also nice. Also, the bedding was excellent. It was the most comfortable inn I have ever stayed in. It was the first time I had such a comfortable mattress, the duvet was light and the best, and the design was nice. There were two types of pillows, feathers and soba, and the pillows of soba were low in height and I really liked them. I wish there were other inns and hotels with this height pillow. I used it with a breakfast only plan this time. Breakfast is served in a private room dedicated to meals, but this room is also nice. It is a nice Japanese room with a big window and can be eaten while looking at the green. The food was also available little by little, the presentation was nice, and it was fun to eat. Moreover, all of them were delicious and impressed. My husband said that even the white rice was delicious, but he was refilling it. If it was so nice at breakfast, dinner would be nice, and it was a breakfast that made me want to eat. When I was in the inn, I was really satisfied with the extraordinary experience. I thought there were few inns with an atmosphere that made me forget my daily life. I'm glad I took the plunge this time. I thought that sanitation management would be more solid than anywhere else now, so I would like to go again.

My husband and I stayed here one night as part of our honeymoon. We had a wonderful time! We were greeted at the entrance with our family name on the welcome sign. The meal was served in our room and was delicious. The Japanese-style room was comfortably appointed, with the lovely smell of tatami! There is a private family bath you can rent, highly recommended! The regular women's bath upstairs was ok, but the bath area had some mildew and tiles in disrepair. Nice view, though. The basement bath with the stones was very enjoyable! We tried all three baths, and I definitely left with my skin feeling silky smooth. The building is dated, as evidenced by the furniture and decor, but I liked the 'Showa-retro' ambience. Not sure the staff speaks English, so it’s helpful to know some Japanese. Nice, slightly off the beaten-track, location. I would gladly go again.