20 Economy Hotels in Japan

Hakata Station is conveniently located within walking distance to Nakasu, Canal City Hakata, and Sumiyoshi Shrine. Relax in a room with a calming color scheme, featuring wide beds co-developed with a top manufacturer and uniquely designed spacious bathtubs for a comfortable experience. With an elevator card security system and a dedicated ladies' floor, solo female travelers can enjoy their stay with peace of mind. Check-out is available until 12 PM, allowing for a maximum 22-hour stay, which is highly rated. Breakfast is served in a stylish café setting with natural morning light, produced by 'BELUGA CAFE'. Enjoy a Japanese-Western buffet crafted with a focus on safe and high-quality ingredients.

●A delightful natural hot spring within walking distance of Koshigaya Station.With sauna included. ●Koshigaya Yumoto no Yu offers benefits such as fatigue recovery. ●All rooms feature high-quality Simmons beds. ●Premium rooms are equipped with Simmons' top-quality 8.25-inch pillow-top mattresses. ●Convenient access to the large shopping facility Koshigaya Lake Town. ●Direct access to Asakusa via Tobu Railway Skytree Line without transfers. ●Large commercial facilities are available in front of Koshigaya Station.Plenty of supermarkets and restaurants. ●The hotel's entrance is designed with a traditional Japanese Edo-era aesthetic, reminiscent of old roadside towns. ●Koshigaya retains a slightly downtown atmosphere.Nearby, there are dumpling shops, unique croquette shops, and it's an enjoyable town.

31 art pieces you can stay in, a 30-meter tall vertical gallery, a global community, and soothing music.It's not an art museum nor a hotel, but a space for experimentation and expression—a stay-in museum, BnA Alter Museum.