This hotel in Kurokawa Onsen boasts Breathtaking view from a plateau 920 meters above sea level. The lobby here offers a panoramic view of the Senomoto Plateau and the Five Peaks of Aso. You can also enjoy the natural hot springs in the open-air bath "Breathtaking view Hana no Yu," which offers a sense of openness overlooking the majestic Aso grasslands, the large glass-fronted observation bath "Senshin no Yu," and the private baths "Gokaku" and "Momiji." As for meals, you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with ingredients from Kumamoto and Aso.

This inn has a beautiful view with the Tanohara River behind it. There are Western-style rooms that will make you want to stay there. There are antique sofas and tables, and you can hear the babbling of the river. You can relax without doing anything.

This inn is a long-established establishment that has been in business since the end of the Edo period, and it is a quaint inn that gives you a sense of history and allows you to experience the essence of Kurokawa Onsen. The large public bath was also tasteful, and I was able to relax in it. The indoor and outdoor baths were so beautiful that I didn't want to leave. The room was relaxing, and the view of the trees from the window was wonderful. The food was steamed in a bamboo steamer using local meat and vegetables, and had an elegant taste. The other dishes also used plenty of local vegetables, and were very satisfying. The staff were very considerate, and it was a comfortable inn.

If you want to stay at Kurokawa Onsen for a reasonable price, and enjoy delicious food, then let that luxurious feeling come to full bloom here. This is a great deal for an 8-tatami Japanese-style room, with an emphasis on quality over quantity. Meals are "Misato Kaiseki" and are served in your room. The dishes are made with fresh local ingredients and are elegantly seasoned. You can also enjoy the specialty "horse sashimi" and "Misato's classic chawanmushi." For the bath, enjoy the mysterious sulfur spring "Misato no Yu," which changes color depending on the time of day.

This is a long-established inn with hot springs. You can enjoy the natural hot springs to your heart's content in the famous cave bath, large communal bath, and open-air bath, and you can also enjoy Kumamoto Kuroge Wagyu beef and river fish grilled over charcoal around Japanese hearth. You can experience the atmosphere of the good old countryside. You can relax in a calm room, so you can relieve your daily fatigue and refresh both body and mind. The price is also reasonable, so please consider staying here.

Located in the center of Kurokawa Onsen town, it is convenient for visiting the open-Japanese and Western room baths using Yumeguri-Tegata (the bathing ticket which can use for other hot spring facility) (a pass to visit hot springs), or for strolling around the hot spring town. It is popular with a wide range of age groups as it offers a variety of rooms, including traditional Japanese-style rooms and modern Japanese-Western style rooms. What's great is that even the accommodation plan with two meals included is relatively reasonable for Kurokawa Onsen.

The hotel lobby has a very nice atmosphere and a luxurious feel, but the price is reasonable at about 8,000 yen without meals. You have to walk to Tenjin, but it's not far and is within walking distance, so it's easy to access Tenjin. There are many restaurants in Tenjin, so it's convenient to decide where to have dinner.

The good thing about Nanjoen is 100% natural hot spring and of high quality, with no heating or dilution. Bathing while watching the sunset is wonderful. The staff here are all very kind and attentive. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The terrace with Japanese hearth was also wonderful. The location is convenient for touring hot springs.

There is also a free Buffet-style breakfast. The accommodation fee is cheap, and the burden is small even if you add One person, so it will be even cheaper if you share with several people. It is a little independent guest cottages from Tenjin, but I think it is not too far to walk in the direction of Tenjin while looking at the moat of the Fukuoka Castle ruins. I think it is worth checking out once.

How about the Canal City Fukuoka Washington Hotel? This hotel has rooms that can accommodate four people, so it is recommended for family stays. It is located inside Canal City Hakata, so it is easy to access. There is also a convenience store nearby, so it is convenient. I recommend this hotel as one of your options.

It's conveniently located in front of Hakata Station. You can get there from Hakata Station without getting wet on rainy days by going through the underground passage. The free breakfast is also quite tasty. They will store your luggage before check-in and after check-out, so it's convenient if you use Hakata Station on your way there or back. They offer a welcome coffee service. Free Wi-Fi internet connection throughout the building. There is a convenience store right next to it.

Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located in the middle of nature in Kurokawa Onsen. It is about a 5-minute walk from the center of Kurokawa Onsen, so it is recommended for those who want to relax in nature and those who want to enjoy the hot spring town. The hot spring is a sulfur spring that has a soft texture and a unique scent, so you can relax and relieve your body fatigue.

Located a little independent guest cottages from the center of Kurokawa Onsen, this is an inn where you can relax and unwind. The grounds are spacious and there are several baths, so I enjoyed bathing in the baths with my family. The food was plentiful and delicious, with some rare dishes. The rooms were elegant and comfortable.

If you are visiting Kurokawa Onsen, we recommend Ryokan (Japanese inn) Sanga. It is a hidden inn surrounded by a quiet forest a little independent guest cottages from the hot spring town. The hot spring water is 100% natural hot spring, and you can enjoy two types: simple sulfur spring and sulfate spring. There are seven types of baths, which is surprisingly many, so you can enjoy the hot springs while feeling like you are bathing in different Visiting hot springs. In particular, the open-air bath for women only is built along the river, so you can refresh yourself while listening to the babbling of the river. After the hot spring, you can enjoy seasonal dishes made with local ingredients such as Aso's Akagyu beef and Kumamoto's specialty horse sashimi. The prices are also reasonable, with plans under 20,000 yen per person, so we recommend it.

A Japanese-style inn in Kurokawa Onsen. The mountain-facing rooms offer a view of the nature of Kurokawa Onsen, so we recommend it. There are two open-air baths and a private bath, making it the perfect inn for a married couple to spend some time alone together. For meals, you can enjoy Kumamoto's specialty delicacies, such as seared horse meat. There is also a stylish lounge where you can relax together.

If you are visiting Kurokawa Onsen, why not try Fumoto Ryokan (Japanese inn)? This inn is located in the center of the hot spring town, making it convenient for sightseeing and strolling, and has a wide variety of hot springs, with 13 types and 15 baths. The open-air baths in particular are very tasteful and amazing. Private baths are also available for free, making it ideal for married couple. The standard rate for two meals is about 20,000 yen per person, so I think it is very cost-effective. You can relax in a spacious 45 square meter Japanese and Western room with an open-air bath.

It is located about a 5-minute walk from the convenient Hakata exit of Hakata Station, so it is convenient for dining and shopping. The rooms are clean and reasonably priced. The free breakfast is also a nice bonus. It is close to the terminal station, so it is convenient to go to various places.

This hotel is nationwide and inexpensive. It's a little far from Hakata Station, about 15 minutes walk, but the shuttle bus from Hakata Station comes to pick you up about once every 20 minutes. That makes it cheaper than other "Toyoko Inns". The staff was very kind. I use it often. There is a shuttle bus to Fukuoka in the morning.

It may seem independent guest cottages from both Hakata Station and Tenjin Station, but if you take the elevator at Exit 6 of Gion Station on the subway, it will be right in front of you. Considering that it is two subway stops to Tenjin Station and next to Hakata Station, it may seem independent guest cottages both at first glance, but it is actually convenient. In fact, you can walk to both downtown areas.