We pushed the two beds together, and it was spacious and comfortable. The pillows, however, were too flat for me.
It was great to be able to grab amenities from the counter as needed, and the hairdryer wasn't too hot but dried hair quickly. The shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and facial wash were all so well-stocked that I didn't even need to take anything out of my bag.
It took about 40 minutes after renting a car in Hakata, and the drive wasn't too difficult as the road was straightforward. The parking lot was spacious and easy to find. I loved the tranquil and quiet rural Japanese scenery and mountains we saw along the way.
Public transport accessibility is very poor, though. It's even hard to get to nearby restaurants.
There are restaurants and grocery stores about a 10-minute drive away.
The private hot spring bath in the room was the best part. The water was very hot, so I had to mix in a lot of cold water. The bathroom, toilet, and sink were all well-equipped, allowing for a truly relaxing stay. The room was spacious, which I appreciated.
All the drinks and mochi-like snacks in the fridge were complimentary.
The dinner buffet wasn't as amazing as I'd seen on Instagram or YouTube; it was just okay. Considering this is a value-for-money ryokan that offers a buffet instead of kaiseki, it's a decent choice if it's your first time staying at a ryokan. The buffet food is comparable to a budget hotel buffet in Korea.
Breakfast, served at the same spot, was neither great nor bad.
I spent 3 nights in Fukuoka Tenjin and 1 night at Miyawaka Toranoyu, and it was a good experience. Most of the guests were Japanese, and we were the only Koreans. Many Japanese families also seemed to come with children and elders.
It took about 40 minutes to get to the airport after check-out.
All the staff members were kind and friendly.
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