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Our top choices for Ukiha guest houses

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, two beds with matching pillows, a wooden ceiling, and a wall-mounted air conditioner.

1. ikuha bettei toraya

Ukiha

Kin Ming

RM388 total

18 Oct - 19 Oct

A traditional Japanese-style room with a wooden table, blue patterned cushions, and sliding doors.

2. Suikomareso

Mameda-machi

KAM LAN

RM905 total

7 Oct - 8 Oct

A room with two rocking chairs and a small table, large windows with a view of a garden and trees.

3. Guest House Nakamura House

Oki

Teryn

RM233 total

6 Oct - 7 Oct

A dining area with a round table, chairs, a potted plant, and a wall covered with green foliage.

4. SONIC Apartment Hotel

Dazaifu

Chi Kai

RM347 total

7 Oct - 8 Oct

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Top Ukiha Hotel Reviews

Hitaonsen Hananoki River Terrace

10/10 Excellent

"We opted to include the half board meals (dinner and breakfast) which was an excellent choice. Dinner was amazing with so many delightful Japanese dishes that were beautifully presented. We didn’t think we could finish it all but we managed! The hot spring included the large main bath, outdoor, bubble, waterfall, and the cold baths as well as two types of saunas. Playing table tennis in yukata was also fun. We are glad we stayed here."

Toyoko Inn Nishitetsu Kurume Station

10/10 Excellent

"I stayed at this hotel expecting a simple and comfortable experience, which was mostly the case in terms of the room and overall cleanliness. However, the breakfast experience was very disappointing. During my stay, a large group (a youth baseball team) was using the breakfast area at the same time. The space became extremely crowded, with a long line forming, making it practically impossible for other guests to access the food. As a result, I was unable to have breakfast at all. I understand that group bookings are important for hotels, but there should be better management or some form of limitation or time allocation to prevent this kind of situation. Otherwise, it significantly impacts the experience of other guests. I hope the hotel can improve how they handle group guests during peak times."

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