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Our top choices for Saga guest houses

Senpuku

Saga

"The room was very bad, there was no staff and the condition of the “hotel” was atrocious. At night there was random screaming from all around, like it was mad max. The heating was terrible and the room was cold all night. Couldn’t sleep much at all and decided right there to switch to a real hotel. Idk who took the photos but they did a great job tricking customers into thinking that this was a decent place. Absolutely awful, basically a silent hill experience. "

Sean

RM173 total

31 Mar - 1 Apr

Guest House Nakamura House

Oki

Teryn

RM275 total

31 Mar - 1 Apr

SONIC Apartment Hotel

Dazaifu

Chi Kai

RM326 total

31 Mar - 1 Apr

In-room safe, blackout curtains, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

Kahan no Yado Karatsu Castle

Karatsu

Mikki

RM297 total

8 Apr - 9 Apr

Ohana

Yanagawa

Loyd

RM1,036 total

3 Apr - 4 Apr

Fukuoka Guesthouse CAMP

Hakata Ward

Luke

RM173 total

20 Apr - 21 Apr

Liberated Hotel Haruyoshi Kaichi

Chuo Ward

Zach

RM455 total

31 Mar - 1 Apr

Rakuten STAY Hakata Gion

Hakata Ward

Karen

RM521 total

31 Mar - 1 Apr

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Top Saga Hotel Reviews

Hotel New Otani Hakata

10/10 Excellent

"Very couteous staff"

THE BASICS FUKUOKA

10/10 Excellent

"We've stayed in "nice" hotels around the world. The lobby of The Basics is stunning. One of the most beautiful hotel spaces we've seen. Our room was comfortable with a very good bed and some terrific features such as ambient lighting. However, our room lacked a dresser for unpacking our clothes. There were no safety bars in the shower. The provided slippers and sleeping clothes did not fit, even though we are not large people. The staff could not provide properly sized items. We had an upgraded room, which included "club level" privileges. The club room is pleasant, although not up to the standards of so many others. There is no service staff available. Very limited self-service beverage options and no breakfast or special food offerings. The beautiful rotunda lobby has massive bookshelves containing a wonderful, eclectic assortment of books, all available for your reading or perusal. Artwork abounds in this hotel. Check out the fabulous series of porcelain dolls on the second floor. We had breakfast in their dining room, and the menu was a mix of Western and Japanese dishes. It was OK. It's a short walk from the train station with many food choices in the neighborhood. Although the very best restaurants in Fukuoka are at least a ten-minute or more cab ride away."

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