Kashima Honkan

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• Lorreinbcn

  03 septiembre 2016
  Un auténtico ryokan en el centro de Fukuoka

  Este ryokan contaba con onsen (baños públicos) y el wc era compartido. Pero era limpio y tenia prestaciones útiles tales como aire acondicionado y televisión. Tenía muchas escaleras, por lo que si viajas con equipaje pesado puede costar subirlo a la habitación, pero vale la pena. El servicio es muy bueno y cuenta con zonas comunes donde descansar o tomar algo.

  

• fran_oisp636

  24 septiembre 2019
  Beautiful ryokan but noisy and a bit uncomfortable

  Stayed one night there during our trip in Japan. The ryokan is at walking distance from the Hakata station, from shrines, from the rivers and the restaurant. So the location is great. And the ryokan is really beautiful, old, all in wood, with a beautiful inside garden. The first impression was great. But then came the moment to sleep and we had then just the feeling that all our neighbors were in our bedroom. We could even hear them whisper. It was a bit strange for us as it seemed that there were not so many people in the hotel at the time and that everybody was parked in the same close bedroom. Bit anyway, noisy, impossible to sleep if the neighbors are here. The uncomfortable cushion did not help as well. Personal was really nice and the place was clean.

  

• dragonthoughts

  29 septiembre 2019
  Worst Ryokan I've ever stayed in

  This ryokan was on the poor side of dilapidated. Their onsen was a large shared bath without even basic decoration. My partner says one of the women in her onsen was a heavily tattoed Japanese woman. Tattoos are the province of yakuza, so I can only assume that this ryokan is happy with them. The air conditioning was only marginally better than a fan. There are lots of steps to move around the place. Overally a very disappointing experience.

  

• Mabel L

  10 octubre 2019
  Traditional Low-Budget Ryokan

  This is my first ryokan experience where it was less than $100 a night. You still get the large rooms, probably some of the largest rooms I have seen in Japanese hotels, complete with yukata and futon. The walls have cracks and the whole place has an old-home feel to it, but I think it's charm more than anything else. The only downside is that this old building has paper-thin walls. I could hear the other guests laughing late into the night and footsteps above my room. If you are staying, please be considerate of the other guests and keep quiet at night. For the budget you're paying, you get friendly staff who were very helpful and nice towards me as well as free coffee, tea and water out front before entry. The shower and bath areas have both private showers and the communal option. I enjoyed my 3 night stay here and would love to come back again. The room size really impressed me.

  

• koseio2020

  31 marzo 2020
  You will see Japanese traditional architecture!!

  All staff are so kind! When I borrowed a hairdryer from the front, they always smiled and did so quickly. The room is large and beautiful enough to stay. It will make you move. You are able to wear Japanese traditional clothing. It will give you valuable experience, of course, it will cost you no money. Thats why, I recommend this hotel to you strongly! 7