Ryokan Oomuraya

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Ryokan Oomuraya

Nestled alongside the serene Ureshino River, Ryokan Oomuraya offers an authentic Japanese experience with its spacious hot spring baths and traditional tatami-floored accommodations. Guests can indulge in a meticulously crafted multi-course dinner featuring ... more

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What type of accommodation does Ryokan Oomuraya offer?: Ryokan Oomuraya offers traditional Japanese accommodations fitted with tatami (woven-straw) flooring and futon mattresses.
Are hot spring baths available at the hotel?: Yes, Ryokan Oomuraya features spacious hot spring baths with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Ureshino River.
Can I reserve a hot spring bath for private use?: Yes, one of the four hot spring baths can be reserved for 50 minutes for private use at an additional fee.
Is in-room massage service available?: Yes, in-room massages can be arranged at the massage salon or in guest rooms.
What dining options are available at Ryokan Oomuraya?: The hotel serves a carefully prepared multi-course Japanese dinner featuring seasonal dishes, which can be enjoyed in the guest room or a private dining room.
What amenities are provided in the guest rooms?: Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, fridge, personal safe, kettle, and green tea.
Do guests have access to traditional Japanese attire?: Yes, guests can try on Japanese yukata robes during their stay.
What is the nearest airport to Ryokan Oomuraya?: Ryokan Oomuraya is approximately a 1-hour drive from Saga Airport and a 40-minute drive from Nagasaki Airport.
How far is Hakata Station from the hotel?: Hakata Station is about a 2-hour bus ride from Ryokan Oomuraya.
Are there nearby attractions worth visiting?: Yes, nearby attractions include Huis Ten Bosch (40-minute drive), Imari City (50-minute drive), and Arita City (30-minute drive), both famous for their traditional porcelain.