우레시노 온천 · 타케오 온천 × 자연 체험 숙소고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

It’s rare to enjoy this level of cuisine, hot springs, and service at this price, and the garden is also wonderful. The facilities are impeccably clean. It stands out even among Japan’s luxury ryokan.

I finally got to visit Ureshino Onsen, which I’d been wanting to go to for a long time! I stayed with two female friends, making three of us. It rained that day, and we got a bit lost on the mountain roads before arriving—I was glad we didn’t get there too late at night. The Room was spacious enough even for three people. The cypress bath in the Room was wonderful—I lost count of how many times I used it. We also really enjoyed the large public bath! We couldn’t use the facilities over at Taishoya this time, so I definitely want to come back! The spring water quality was truly silky and lotion-like—an Onsen I absolutely loved. For meals, the tofu at breakfast was delicious, and the sesame soy sauce topping was amazing too! It had just the right amount of privacy, and all the staff were so kind—thank you very much.

I stayed here with a friend. The building is old and compact, but it was clean and well maintained, and we were very satisfied with the delicious meals and silky hot spring baths. The porcini ravioli served at dinner was so good we wished we could have had seconds. I think this is a highly satisfying place for adults to relax and unwind. It’s a bit of a walk for sightseeing, but it was nice to take a leisurely stroll before dinner.

It was rainy on the day we arrived, so we couldn’t use the open-air bath we had been looking forward to, which was a bit disappointing. The next morning, I went to the open-air bath first thing at 6:00 and enjoyed it. With the indoor bath on B1 and the open-air bath on the 9th floor, it felt a little inconvenient to use.

Considering the price range, I was very satisfied. The butler’s thoughtful, casual check-ins were wonderful. If there is one area for improvement, it would be the restroom—it really should be a private room. I will visit again.

We stayed on a plan with meals included. Both breakfast and dinner were very delicious. The free drinks and complimentary breakfast items were also available, making the offerings very satisfying. The in-room bath was a hot spring, so we were able to relax in it many times. We were also comforted by the staff’s thoughtful, unobtrusive service.

For my first trip to Saga, I stayed at this accommodation that I had been curious about for a long time. This time, I chose a room with an open-air bath that I couldn't stop thinking about. The bath was spacious, and the changing scenery and temperature throughout the day made it absolutely perfect! Since I'm not interested in saunas at all, I spent most of my time soaking in the room's bath. The staff were kind, and although I didn't have high expectations for TeamLab, it was impressive how they repurposed unused areas of the accommodation for collaboration. Of course, TeamLab itself was wonderful too. The food was delicious; however, if there's one thing to mention—it might be that the dining area felt either too bright or perhaps the tables were placed too close together... It gave off a slightly restless vibe or lacked a sense of calmness compared to other spaces in the accommodation. It almost felt like stepping into a completely different place with more of a cafeteria-like atmosphere—not disappointing but noticeably different from elsewhere in this lovely accommodation. Still, it's definitely an accommodation I'd love to visit again! Thank you so much to all the staff!

The hostess’s thoughtful touches were evident everywhere, making this Accommodation extremely comfortable. The house spring water I drank after the Onsen was so delicious that I ended up gulping down several glasses! With the sound of the river and insects in the background, it’s a truly soothing Accommodation.

Stayed during the May holiday period. The Accommodation is in a remote area, and I felt quite uneasy on the way there, but when I arrived it turned out to be a very large Ryokan. The Room was a spacious Japanese-style room where I could relax, and although some Reviews mentioned the Onsen being a bit cool, it was just the right temperature for me—comfortable enough to soak for a long time. The friendly proprietress was warm and welcoming as well, which made for a calm, unhurried stay. Soft-shell crab tempura was served at dinner and it was delicious, but that was the only crab dish, so it felt slightly underwhelming given how much I had been looking forward to crab. (The other dishes were also excellent, and overall I was satisfied with the meal.) If you’re visiting specifically for crab cuisine, I recommend checking the details in advance.