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1. Shisekiryokan Kagetsu Taisyokan
Shisekiryokan Kagetsu TaisyokanTakeo
- Outdoor pool becomes your private escape with refreshing waters surrounded by peaceful Japanese ryokan ambiance.
S$487
27 Aug - 28 Aug
2. URARI TAKEO GARDEN TERRACE SPA RESORTS
URARI TAKEO GARDEN TERRACE SPA RESORTSTakeo
- Revitalising hot springs meet serene garden pools at this spa hotel for nature-infused relaxation.
S$500
14 Sept - 15 Sept
3. Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Ureshinokan
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari UreshinokanUreshino
- Poolside paradise at this ryokan offers mountain views with a hot springs retreat that soothes the soul.
S$192
9 Sept - 10 Sept
4. Garden Terrace Saga Hotels & Resorts
Garden Terrace Saga Hotels & ResortsSaga
- Seasonal outdoor pool offers summer bliss with a poolside bar, set amid tranquil hotel gardens near Saga Castle History Museum.
S$178
9 Sept - 10 Sept
5. ONCRI-KARATSU
ONCRI-KARATSUHamasaki
- Seasonal outdoor pool offers summertime relaxation amid traditional Japanese surroundings at this cultural ryokan retreat.
S$188
31 Aug - 1 Sept
6. Yumihari No Oka Hotel
Yumihari No Oka HotelSasebo
- Seasonal outdoor pool overlooks Kujukushima's natural beauty while hot springs offer year-round relaxation at this scenic hotel.
S$136
16 Sept - 17 Sept
7. Karatsu Seaside Hotel
Karatsu Seaside HotelKaratsu
- Summer splendour awaits at this hotel with a seasonal outdoor pool and mineral hot spring onsen.
S$654
31 Aug - 1 Sept
Top Takeo Hotel Reviews
Takeo Onsen Kyotoya
8/10 Good
"We love the decor. I was blessed to run into an older woman who showed me some of the phongraphs and music boxes in the lobby. They have an old Toyota car out front that is beautiful. The coffee area was a nice place to take a break and read. We stayed in the traditional room which had tatami mats and futons. The air conditioning worked great fighting the Kyushu humid summer. The only drawback was the water pressure. Overall it was low and I think they rely on the hot spring for water so it takes a while for the water to warm."