บริเวณรอบๆ ประตูระบายน้ำตอนเหนือของการถมที่อ่าวอิซาฮายะ × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

This was my first stay, and the Accommodation was very clean and well maintained. The women-only floor also made me feel safe and comfortable during my stay.

We stayed as a family of three. It was a villa-style Room, and our child was thrilled and had a great time. The meals were delicious, and above all, we were very satisfied with the excellent service from the staff. We used the in-room bath as well as the baths on the 1st and 2nd floors of the separate building. The separate building also has a sauna, so we enjoyed both. As noted in the guidelines, it’s an open space, so those who are concerned may want to be mindful—but we really enjoyed it!

Let's enjoy crab and visit the Onsen! A charming accommodation with a unique atmosphere. The private bath is incredibly luxurious! The crab dishes are absolutely extravagant! Highly recommended for everyone. It was a luxurious experience. I want to make it an annual event.

We enjoyed a delicious, filling meal with fresh sashimi, two Takezaki crabs (one male and one female), plenty of grilled oysters, steamed clams, tempura, and crab rice porridge. The Onsen sauna and open-air bath were closed, but the indoor bath had a bubble bath feature, and we went in three times. This is an Onsen Ryokan we would love to visit again.

This time, three of us stayed here. Thank you to everyone at the front desk and the dinner staff for your kind and helpful service. After arriving, we enjoyed a draft beer as a welcome drink, and dinner—boiled crab, sukiyaki, and the buffet of side dishes—left us completely full. The Room has been renovated as well, which was great. If we visit Tara Town again for an overnight stay, we would choose this Ryokan.

Since I was traveling by train, it was really helpful that it was close to the station. The Room was compact but very comfortable, and even though the bed was a single, it felt a bit larger! The meals were also very delicious. Even though it was May, the Room was very hot and I tried to turn on the air conditioner, but it wouldn’t start. It was my first time needing to insert a stick at the entrance to turn on the main power, so the front desk staff showed me how. The sunset view from the window was beautiful. It was a quiet and very nice Accommodation!

I stayed here while returning home during the summer holidays. Among the many traditional Japanese house accommodations, this one stood out for its elegance—originally a samurai residence, it has a refined presence. In particular, the garden is designed with a small stream running through it, giving charm not only to the building but to the entire property. Inside, fresh flowers of various kinds were arranged throughout, and despite being an unmanned accommodation, it felt thoughtfully cared for with attentive touches. The bath was not an Onsen, but there were so many other appealing qualities that it didn’t feel like much of a drawback. Perhaps because of its location it may be an area that’s harder for tourists to visit, but for travelers from Japan and abroad alike, this accommodation is well worth visiting with the stay itself as part of the purpose of the trip. I would love to return when I have another chance.

It was our first time in Nagasaki, and we visited as a family. We chose this Accommodation because we wanted to sleep together on tatami mats rather than stay at a Hotel. The Room was spotless, the futons were clean, and towels and amenities were well provided. Dinner and breakfast were excellent—true to its kappo style, with great care taken in the ingredients. The proprietress was friendly and easy to talk to, and the place has the charm of a good old Ryokan. Unzen and Shimabara are also wonderful areas, and we made great memories at the end of our trip. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

It’s a Showa-era retro Accommodation, but it was well cleaned and we had a comfortable stay. The meals were simply too lavish!! For dinner shabu-shabu, I was surprised that the amount of meat you’d normally get for about three people at a typical Accommodation was served as a single portion. The seafood was also fresh and very delicious. The meal is very filling, so I recommend arriving with an empty stomach. We were told we could take the dessert fruit back to our Room if we couldn’t finish it, so we enjoyed it after our bath. Breakfast included freshly cooked rice from a traditional kamado stove and plenty of side dishes. Everything was delicious. The after-meal coffee was also appreciated. We also used the rock bath, which had a great atmosphere. Since it was a relatively warm day, it wasn’t uncomfortably cold, which was nice. All the staff were very kind, and I thought the service was excellent. We made wonderful travel memories. Thank you very much.

The female staff member’s courteous service was excellent. I was also pleasantly surprised, as I hadn’t known in advance that welcome drinks and breakfast were free. The Room also had a large table, which made my stay comfortable. Thank you very much.

I arrived at Nagasaki Airport on the last flight and stayed at a Hotel near Isahaya Station to head toward Unzen the next morning. It was right in the middle of Silver Week and I couldn’t find a Hotel in Nagasaki City, but this Global Hotel was within a 5-minute walk from the station, had a twin Room available, and was reasonably priced, so I made a Reservation. I was a bit worried before arriving, but even though I checked in late at night, the front desk staff were kind and courteous, and the Room was simple, well-organized, and very clean. I had a comfortable night’s rest and woke up feeling refreshed. They also kindly stored my large luggage with a smile from check-out until evening, which allowed me to travel light for my round trip to Unzen. A recommended Hotel where I’d love to stay again.

Good Points - Spacious public bath with sauna available - Staff provides polite and attentive service - Large collection of manga (One Piece and Yowamushi Pedal were enjoyable) - Relaxation space available for everyone to gather - Laundry facilities included Concerns - Location is hard to find (there is a sign along the road, but it’s in hiragana, while the hotel’s front sign is in English, which caused me to pass by once) - The room was clean but had a distinctive smell that was slightly bothersome - Convenience store is a bit far It seems like this hotel might have been renovated from a long-term stay rehabilitation facility. For Multiple Night Stays or repeat visits, it could be a good option.

I stayed here during a solo touring trip in Nagasaki. Since I was traveling by motorcycle, I was worried about parking, but they let me park inside the garage, which was great. Although I chose a Plan without meals, there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so it wasn’t an issue. The building itself is old, but it’s well maintained and clean. The Facility is also solid: a unit bath with a washlet toilet seat, a spacious bed, and a modern air conditioner. Considering how low the Accommodation Fee was, I’m extremely satisfied. I’ll definitely stay again.

I got off the highway bus at Isahaya Interchange a little after 10:20 PM and walked along the main road to the nearby Ringer Hut, but there were no streetlights and I wasn’t familiar with the area, so it felt a bit uneasy. However, from there to the Hotel (via Lawson) was fine! I arrived at 11:00 PM, and the front desk staff were there, so I checked in without any issues. I relaxed in the large public bath, and the bed in my Room was just the right firmness—I slept very well. Breakfast was simple but satisfying: rice and miso soup with side dishes, plus bread and coffee. They also arranged a taxi for me. While waiting, I spent time comfortably on the sofa in the clean lobby and enjoyed complimentary coffee. Thank you very much.

A tranquil, regional grand Hotel A dignified atmosphere that meets expectations Delicious breakfast

The location and Facility were great. We also received a dinner voucher, so we used it. The nearby dining options were delicious as well, which was very helpful.

I booked the “Room-assigned” Plan and stayed in the main building this time. The Plan description seemed to say non-smoking, but I was surprised because the Room smelled strongly of cigarettes. I should have asked about changing Rooms, but I was short on time because someone was waiting for me, and since I had already used the toilet, I didn’t bring it up. I got used to the smell quickly, so it was fine. The Facilities in the main building are a bit old, but both the Room and bathroom were very clean, so I had a comfortable stay. The front desk staff member was polite and pleasant. Overall, there are far more good points here, so it’s a great place. I’ll be back again soon. Thank you very much.

It was my first time visiting the Ariake Sea in Saga Prefecture, and I was treated to a stunning open-air bath and excellent cuisine. I felt truly sorry for not being able to finish all the delicious food. Thank you to all the Ryokan staff for their warm hospitality. Although the Hotel is old, it has charm, and I found it perfect. I would love to stay here again next time.

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.

The bathroom is spacious and even includes a washing area, but the chair was too small, which was uncomfortable for someone like me with back pain. A slightly larger chair would have been perfect... Otherwise, everything was satisfactory.