Find 3 Star Hotels in Miyako from SAR 110

"A friend came to pick us up and drop us off so transportation was not a problem. Not crowded and thankfully not too many tourists. It looked like more working people stayed there."

"There should be more dining tables for the breakfast."

"Good view of the channel and very enjoyable breakfast. "

"Neat and spacious rooms at walkable distance from train station which is very convenient. View of the bay from the room was beautiful. Only suggestion would be to add more options for breakfast. Overall our 3 night stay was very pleasant."

"Simple place for a night stay after shopping at The Outlets Kitakyushu. its an old hotel but the room is decently clean and it comes with free parking. the service from the staff is really good for my stay"

"Far away from train station. "

"It was very far away from pretty much anything. Was a long walk to even a bus stop."

"Easy access from airport, nice breakfast!"

"Generally speaking, this hotel is very aged. For example, my Japanese toilet did not work. It flushed, but did not wash. The carpets are very worn, and entry is on the second floor, by stairs so carrying luggage is a chore. I did not have breakfast so no comment. Usual material supplied in the room was not (tooth brush, tooth paste, tea, etc.). Not recommended for seniors with mobility issues."

"Public bath is great, but breakfast time is too early to close"

"We stayed here with our two kids (aged 8 and 10) when we went to visit friends in Yukuhashi. We booked two twin rooms (the biggest they had) and had one adult and one child per room. I think there are only two twin rooms per floor, so we were across the corridor from each other which was convenient. The rooms were bigger than we expected and included a built-in desk and chair, a tiny fridge and a kettle. The buffet breakfast (included) was fantastic. Traditional Japanese breakfast including...

"Old and a little run down, but the service was excellent and the room was comfortable enough. Would stay here again if I'm ever passing through. "