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The biggest advantage is its close proximity to Soga Station. The cost performance is good, and I was pleased with the cleanliness and staff responsiveness. However, there were occasional issues with the kiosk not properly recognizing check-in and check-out.

It was very convenient with many restaurants near the station, and I was very satisfied with the service, as they introduced me to affordable parking even when free parking was unavailable. However, I was a little concerned about the dirt around the shower and the stains on the bed.

Advantages 1. Parking lot Since I was traveling by rented car, I needed a spacious parking area nearby, and there are many large private parking lots right next to the Apa Hotel. The parking fees are relatively cheap. I parked from around 4 PM to 8 AM the next day, and it cost exactly 1000 yen (about 10,000 won). The hotel also has a parking lot, but it seems to be similar to or more expensive than the private parking lots. 2. The staff were friendly. 3. The basic amenities provided had a lot of variety, which was nice. 4. There was a USB charging port available even without a 110V converter. I only needed to charge my phone, so I didn’t need a transformer. 5. The room was small, but since I was traveling alone and staying there before heading to the airport the next day, it was good value for money. There was also a bathtub, and I could use bath salts. 6. Location It is close to the airport and also near shopping streets. (Based on driving, not walking) There are large supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores nearby, so there was no need to go to Don Quijote, and it didn’t take long to drive to Yumetown, making it perfect for shopping before going to the airport on the last day. Disadvantages 1. Soundproofing There were group guests on the day I stayed, and I could hear their conversations in the hallway. However, I was tired and fell asleep quickly, but the soundproofing is really not great. I didn’t eat breakfast, so I can’t comment on that. In any case, there are many yakiniku places nearby, and the location, price, and amenities were all good. If I come back to Saga, I would want to stay here again.

We used it as a couple. The interior was newer and cleaner than the exterior. I had no complaints about the size of the room. The staff at the breakfast venue were attentive. Since it's free, I think it's sufficient. It's close to the station and I think the cost performance is good.

We went on a family trip and were satisfied with our accommodation. We are a family of two adults and two children, and we stayed in a Japanese-style room. The advantages I found are: 1. The Japanese-style room has only one guest room per floor, and the view from the room is truly beautiful. 2. In the evening, they set up a mattress and blanket for us, and the mattress is thick, making it comfortable and pleasant like sleeping on a bed. 3. There is a water purifier and ice available in the hotel, which was convenient to use. 4. The breakfast was simple, but we could eat well. 5. The staff members were very friendly. 6. There is a smart TV, which made using OTT services convenient, and it automatically logs out when the TV is turned off and on, which was nice. 7. There is a well-maintained walking path right next to the hotel. The drawbacks are that it feels a bit old and worn, and some areas that are not frequently touched were dusty (inside the area with the phone below the hook). Overall, I was very satisfied, and if I go to Saga again, I would like to use this place again. ^^

Saga Station is right in front, making it convenient for both arrival and departure. Free breakfast included, free drinks available. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. There is a locker for suitcase storage even after checkout, allowing for efficient movement.

The room is not very spacious but clean. The water pressure of the shower is low, but the unit bath was quite spacious and easy to use. I thought it would be nice to have a table and mirror set up for makeup. Free parking is available. There is a convenience store nearby. The service is polite and very pleasant; I think this hotel offers excellent value for money.

It's a 2-3 minute walk from the station, but it's actually right in front. (There’s no crosswalk, so you have to go a little around.) The location is quite good, and the accommodation is clean with rooms that are not small. The bedding is also clean and cozy. The breakfast is pretty decent too. However, depending on the room location, there might be noise issues; in my room, I could hear busking sounds until late at night, and the sound of traffic lights (beeping sound?) kept interrupting my sleep. Having a large public bath is nice, but it's too small; it can only accommodate 4-5 people at a time.

The location is excellent, just near the station. The facilities are old, and places like the air conditioning have not been cleaned adequately. The women's large bathroom is small with only three washing areas, but the shampoo and body soap by Stephen Knoll left a good impression. The parking lot was full on weekday nights, so I parked in the multi-story parking lot next to the station. The staff who guided me were very kind. The breakfast venue was also small, and since it was my first experience with a business hotel breakfast, I might have felt that way, but the menu was limited and left me wanting more. The front desk staff during the night check-in was pleasant, but the older woman during check-out didn't make eye contact and left me feeling a bit uncomfortable. I stayed near Tosu Station for my child's exam, but overall the location is good, so I would like to use it again if I have the chance.

It was a place that was healing in itself. There is a free shuttle service from the SaGa Station north ticket gate rotary to the accommodation and back to the station. Be sure to make a reservation on the website! The mountain view, the sound of birds, and the fresh air that unfolds as soon as you arrive changes the fatigue and stress from the morning flight into tranquility. You begin your trip with the friendly check-in and room guidance from the staff! All the staff members greeted us with bright smiles. After unpacking, we immediately ran to the hot spring, which had both indoor and outdoor facilities. I was surprised that it was larger than in the photos. The indoor and outdoor areas could comfortably accommodate around 40-50 adults. Since we visited during the week, I remember there were only about 2-3 other guests each time we used the hot spring. Most of the necessary amenities were provided. The bathing facilities were clean, and the water was excellent! Personally, I think it was much better than the Takayama and Yufuin hot springs I've visited. After enjoying the hot spring, we did a short exploration of the town, and the air was so refreshing at the mountainside. Dinner was served as a Japanese home-style course meal, which was quite good for the price. The breakfast was also a delicious Japanese home-style buffet. Right after returning home, I made another reservation to come back with my parents in October^^* I'm looking forward to seeing how the green mountains will change in October... It was an excellent accommodation for the price, and it was a healing place that I can recommend to all my acquaintances!!

All the staff were women, and they were pleasant, with everyone providing wonderful service. The breakfast didn't have a large variety, but everything was delicious. The price was also affordable, and it's very close to the Tosu Outlet! I will use it again.

The interior was very clean and well-maintained. It is close to the station, but you won't be bothered by any noise, allowing you to relax. The breakfast was also delicious, and they offered more side dishes later, saying, "We have shumai too."