【Saga】Central Hotel Takeo Onsen

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Central Hotel Takeo Onsen is located right next to JR Takeo Onsen Station, just a 2-minute walk away.
So, in terms of transportation, it’s quite convenient~
Now with the opening of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, it’s even more accessible~

However, the hotel lobby is not very large.

The lobby feels more like a family living room, complete with a fish tank….

There’s only one elevator, and the restaurant is on the other side.

After taking the elevator up, you’ll immediately see a small space with an ice machine and vending.

They also provide manga and some magazines for reading.

This time, I stayed in a single room, which was not very big.

Bathroom and toilet

The breakfast area in the morning feels quite old-fashioned.
In comparison, the room feels a bit newer…

Breakfast, I still didn’t eat much today~

Placed next to the breakfast bar

That’s a very simple introduction to Central Hotel Takeo Onsen.

【Hotel】Central Hotel Takeo Onsen( Official Website )

Check-in/Check-out time: 14:00/11:00
Room rates: From ¥10300 ( 1 person with breakfast)
TEL：+81 954-20-1234
Address: 16-12 Shōwa Takeo-cho, Takeo-shi, Saga-ken 843-0023
Transportation: JR Takeo Onsen Station, about a 2-minute walk

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