Hotels near Saga Station

"Impeccable room. Very modern, clean, quiet. "

"clean room and good Japanese style breakfast"

"Route inn staff are the best. Breakfast has good variety. Rooms are super clean and spacious. "

"Amazing, regardless of price one of the best places I've stayed in Japan. 15 mins walk from Saga station in a quiet residential area and only 10 mins walk to multiple restaurants, Saga castle, balloon museum, library etc Hotel is the wrong word for this place,it is a stand alone home, perfect for a couple but extra space and futons for kids or another couple in comfort. The quality and fit out of the space is amazing, huge living area, fully equipped kitchen and laundry, incredibly it is equipped with Gaggenau,Miele and Liebherr appliances, the bathroom is huge with a full size bath and French doors that open to a private courtyard; the owner, who is an absolute gentleman was clearly thinking with his heart when he built this place, cost clearly not a concern. It is tasteful and very well executed, extremely rare to find this level of detail in Japan at anything remotely close to what we paid. I'll be returning here, to do absolutely nothing, it is that good."

" 問題なし"

"Typical small Japanese business hotel. A small clean room, no dresser, AC worked but humidity was high, coin laundry available. Okay for a short stay. "

"Always Perfectly Acceptable! Super comfortable beds, clean rooms, convenient location and friendly staff. What more could you ask for? "

"レンジで温めて食べる軽食が色々選べてちゃんと量もあるので得した気分。とても綺麗だったし、アメニティも揃っていてまた利用したいと思う。"

"The property had both free and paid parking which was a bit odd. As we had larger vehicles we felt it safer to park in the paid parking lot rather than on the spots directly off the street which we may have stuck out of a little ($5 a night). Simple rooms with decent beds and all the necessities (small desk, bed side table, etc. Bathroom was clean and had all necessary amenities. The only complaint was the doors are a little thin meaning it was a bit noisy if other guests were loud in the hallways. "