Hotels in Kyushu with Breakfast

A nice quaint private onsen away from the city. Rooms are large with futons and a small dining area for two.
The private onsen is surrounded by nature which makes it a peaceful atmosphere.

This mountain hotel is a perfect escape from the noise and rush of the city. Surrounded by nature, it offers a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere that makes it easy to relax and unwind.

This is an Airbnb style place. Don't expect a full hotel! It's a slightly older home but overall it's well cared for. It sleeps many, and for what you pay it's great.

Every bit of this hotel preserves the old traditional Japanese style and culture. The hotel owner was particularly friendly and showed an impressive level of hospitality.

My wife and I are really enjoy the stay in Shimizu. The cave onsen is stunning it is the best I’ve ever been to. And the surroundings, the vibes, the beautiful scenery.

I stayed at the Port Tower Hotel for 3 nights after being discharged from Amami hospital after a major car accident. Firstly this is a Business Hotel so I'm reviewing it as a such.

We stayed here for 1 night before catching the ferry. Overall, it’s a nice place it has everything you need and the rooms are decent enough.
It’s a 5 minute walk from the ferry terminal.

👍🏾 The rooms are very big and comfortable.
👍🏾 It's within walking distance of The Rainbow Pine Forest and Karatsu Castle. Also very close to the JR Futaba Station.

A memorable and relaxing stay with attentive staff and beautiful surroundings. Our family had a truly wonderful time at Mercure Saga Karatsu Resort.

Traditional style japanese onsen hotel, staff with great hospitality and service could not be bad. We did not dine in at the hotel and thus no comment on catering.

We stayed here over the weekend and I cannot say enough how enjoyable the stay was. Very old inn that has been in operation since the Meiji era. The owner and staff were so friendly and helpful.

Personally, I brought my bicycle, so it wasn't far, the owner checked in on time, was very kind, and spoke a little Korean, so it was nice to see him, the breakfast was delicious, and the quality of

Oh man, what an experience it was to sleep there! I love Daichan! Recommended.

This is a nice comfortable place to stay at for a Jomon Sugi hike. I stayed in winter and Saeko was great to deal with. She spoke great English which made it really easy to ask questions.

The staff were very welcoming and went out of their way to help me with recommendations for swimming beaches and things to do. It was also nice to meet with other guests at the dining table.

Our first ryokan experience but it was incredible. Staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, felt very welcomed as foreigners and first-timers.

You definitely need a car to get there, though they have a pick up at the Amagase station.

Nice experience in a typical ryokan, we paid 1000 yen for a typical breakfast and we wore a yukata. The friendliness of the lady, the typical experience, the futon.

We stayed for 4 nights.
The hotel is a short walk from Tenmonkan where all the bars and izakayas are located. The room was very small for 3 single beds. The space was design for 2 single beds.

Surprisingly nice. Comfortable beds, small rooms as you would expect. Great location, great amenities. Good Japanese breakfast. Take note you will need to reserve your table for breakfast.

Very nice resort type hotel in middle of the nature. Amazing michelin quality dinners too!

Rustic hotel with traditional onsen feel! Great service and marvelous food we had during the stay, not forgetting we could experience to grind and do a pour over coffee in our own comfort!

A clean hotel with a great location for your stay in Fukuoka.
Pros:
— location is very good in Tenjin. Close to Tenjin station.
— close to shopping and restaurants.
— rooms were clean.

This review details our experience staying at the Quintessa Hotel in Fukuoka, a hotel with a unique comic book theme.

Hotel looks dated outside but internally it is brand new. Front desk were polite and helpful in making restaurant reservations and answer questions that you had.

Great location, rooms and facilities are little dated and ventilation in bathrooms not working well. Avoid breakfast as it doesn’t worth the extra price.

Modern small hotel in Hakata within walking distance to railway stations, Canal City and main shopping area.
We booked a family room which had a mezzanine level with futons for the children to sleep.

A modern and minimalist style hotel. Walking distance from Tenjin, also with the size of the room, it is better for light packing travellers.

Nice view from the window. The room was comfortable and take care us by friendly staff.
The breakfast was great.

In 937, when Kuya Shonin was traveling around the country, he stuck his staff into the earth in this area, and the staff later became a large cedar.

I went to stay with my dog.
All of the locations take care to accommodate dogs, and the hospitality of the staff is excellent.
I don't think there is any other ryokan that is so considerate.