Cheap Hotels in Yanagawa

"Hotel Yanagawa Harukyu-so is a relatively new hotel. Free parking at open air carpark opposite the hotel. Our ground floor hotel room had an amazing view of the zen garden and the public bath is just a few steps away on the same level. Hotel staffs are friendly and speaks English. Japanese-style Breakfast was one of the best so far. We absolutely loved our 1-night stay at Harukyu-so."

"Just ＜10minutes walk from the station. Free sparkling wine starting 5pm - 9pm, good for alcoholic lol. Front house is very helpful. Good value for money. You could even see sunset from your room :)"

"This was my first time in Yanagawa, and I decided to stay at this hotel. They offer a half-board package (dinner and breakfast), and parking is available. You can also rent a private onsen for an extra fee. The environment is incredibly comfortable, and it's very convenient that a family of four can stay in the same room. Our room even had an outdoor hot spring! Plus, there's free ramen available after 9 PM every night. It's truly perfect for a family vacation. I'll definitely be staying here again."

"2nd times with this hotel 😊 location was very nice, close to train station very clean full option of amenities breakfast also good, hotel provided onsen. Staff very nice and helpful 😊 will be back again"

"I had a really wonderfull stay at this cosy Ryokan in Yanagawa. Though most people come to Yanagawa as a day trip from Fukuoka, I think its a nice enough place to stay for a couple of nights. The ryokan is in an old fashioned style building, so it transports you to a different feeling in time. The people who ran it were very generous, offering me snacks and tea constantly, even a welcome ice cream! Their warmth and comfort added to the atmosphere of the place. The room I chose was spacious, with a large window, air con, a TV and comfortable tatami floors. The atmosphere is very traditional, and when it rained, it felt rather peaceful. They are located 15 minutes's walk from the station, it's easy to walk to any location in the town, and when you do so, you get to see lots of hidden small canals and amazing buildings. Even close to the ryokan is a hidden shrine. There are lots of restaurants in the area serving the local speciality Unagi (Grilled Eel), which I highly recommend trying.  I would definitely stay here again! The best part is downstairs, they have a Jazz bar (Kissa) called Groovy, the owner was fun to talk to, he had many records from over the years and interesting stories to share. As a lover of Japanese jazz culture, this was the best thing ever. "