Karatsu Hotel Guide - Yobuko Information Center hotels in Karatsu, Japan.

"とても清潔な設備と素晴らしいスタッフのお陰で最高の旅行になりました。窓から見た感動的な夕焼けは、一生の思い出です！！"

"A fantastic unmanned property with ample of parking. Whilst unmanned, they responded to our question promptly. The whole family room with 4 x beddings were spacious for our family of 5 (primary school age children to baby) to move around and to sleep. The projection with games was a hit with the older kids & the baby loved having her own space on the couch. And the bathroom was amazing. So glad we picked this place for our 1st leg of the Kyushu trip. "

"Amazing place, beautiful and very central, with friendly staff. Comfortable rooms. "

"Room clean, staff friendly, would stay again if passing this way "

"It was my first time checking into a hotel without staff on site. The hotel will send you an email with an entry code to get into the lobby. Once inside, there's a tablet you use to check in. After you snap a photo of your passport, you get connected to the hotel staff via video call to verify your identity. Then you will get your room code on the screen. Take a picture of your room code with your phone. The hotel is very roomy and very close to the station. "

"It is my second time to this hotel. Very nice experience! Will comeback again if having chance. "

"It’s out of the way for most places, but nice river view and close by the ocean "

"The most freshest food I eat in all of japan and also the most exotic too. The views from the room was beyond picturesque, it was one of those moments when you just sip your coffee and just look at the sun riseing up out of the ocean with the volcanic looking island scattered along the cost and think this is something. "

"We stayed 1 night after the golden week so it was nice and quiet. Everything was wonderful except the dinner buffet was a little disappointment. I stayed a few years ago and also had the dinner buffet and i recall it was better. "

"this place is so chill and my child love it"

"Simple but very comfortable, amazing check in staff"