The ryokan has 36 rooms and most room types are designed for two guests, with some suites sleeping larger groups using both beds and futons; children are welcome but cribs and extra beds are not available.

Yes — the property offers natural hot spring baths including a public bath, open-air baths, a sauna and hot tub; many rooms also feature semi-open-air or private baths.

Some room types include private or semi-open-air baths for exclusive use by the room’s guests; for private use of public bathing areas, please request arrangements with reception in advance.

There is no published regular shuttle; the nearest major airport is Nagasaki Airport (about 34 km), and guests commonly reach the ryokan by train plus a short taxi drive or by private car — contact the property if you need assistance with arrival arrangements.

From Hakata it’s roughly 1.5 hours by rail (change as needed) to the Ureshino area; Ureshino Onsen Station is a short drive from the ryokan (about 7 minutes) and free on-site parking is available for guests who drive.

Staff at this JR Kyushu–operated property provide service in Japanese and can assist English-speaking guests; notify the ryokan ahead of arrival if you need specific language support.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 17:00 and check-out is between 08:00 and 11:00; the ryokan asks guests to provide an estimated arrival time in advance.

Pets are accepted on request (no charge is listed) but you should notify the property before arrival; guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from some public bathing areas in line with local onsen policies.

Yes — the ryokan has an on-site restaurant and serves breakfast (American or Asian styles) and evening meals featuring local West Kyushu ingredients and Ureshino tea–inspired dishes; dietary requests should be communicated when booking.

The ryokan sits in Ureshino Onsen town near attractions such as Hizen Yumekaido (Ninja Village) and is within driving distance of Huis Ten Bosch; basic conveniences like convenience stores and supermarkets are available locally within the town.

Most rooms are ocean‑view and intended for adults; children are not accepted and cribs or extra beds are not provided. Please check the specific room description when booking.

Yes — the hotel offers rooftop and sea‑view hot spring baths, spa facilities and saunas; guest bathing hours are typically 5:30–24:00, with day‑use availability on the west wing from about 9:00–22:00.

Private baths are not prominently listed as standard amenities; guests should contact the front desk in advance to request or reserve any private‑use options and confirm availability.

A free shuttle to the nearest station operates by prior reservation (usually 9:00–18:00); from Fukuoka Airport take the subway and JR Chikuhi Line (around 1 h 20–1 h 30) then a short taxi ride to the hotel, or drive directly in about one hour.

Front desk staff can assist in basic English, but full multilingual service is not guaranteed; the reception is available to help with directions and arrangements.

Standard check‑in is around 15:00–20:00 and check‑out around 06:00–11:00; the hotel maintains a staffed reception (24‑hour contact is available) for arrivals and guest assistance.

Pets are not permitted and parties or bachelor(ette)‑style events are not allowed in guest rooms; for larger private events the hotel handles wedding and function bookings — contact the hotel for event inquiries.

The hotel has multiple restaurants including a buffet (GEPPARO) and Japanese/teppanyaki outlets; buffet breakfast service is typically 7:00–10:00 and dinner/lunch hours vary by restaurant (evening service generally around 17:30–21:30).

There is an on‑site shop open in the morning–evening (about 8:00–21:00) for souvenirs and essentials; convenience stores and additional shops are a short drive into Karatsu town.

The hotel is beachfront and well placed for seaside walks, local seafood dining and Karatsu sightseeing; the concierge can provide maps, recommendations and help arrange local tours or transport to nearby attractions.

Room types vary: Japanese-style rooms can sleep up to six on futons and there are mixed Japanese/Western rooms with beds; capacity depends on the specific room so check the room details when booking.

The property offers multiple public baths including indoor and open-air baths, separate saunas for men and women, and a foot bath; standard onsen etiquette (washing before entering) applies.

A hotel shuttle operates to/from JR Saga Station with scheduled pickup times (typically around 14:00 and 15:00) and return trips (around 10:00 and 11:00); transport to Saga Airport or other locations can be arranged on request—please reserve in advance.

From Fukuoka Airport take the highway/limousine bus to Saga Station (about 1 hour) then use the hotel shuttle or a local bus toward Furuyu Onsen; total travel time depends on connections but typically ranges around 1.5 to 2 hours.

Japanese is the primary language; staff provide basic English support and the hotel offers English information on its website, with email contact available for pre-arrival questions.

Dining options include a traditional kaiseki Japanese restaurant, an Italian restaurant and teppan-style cuisine; the ryokan blends contemporary design with Japanese ryokan elements and offers loungewear/yukata and seasonal course menus.

Nearby highlights include Karatsu and Arita (around one hour by car), Saga city (about 30 minutes), and the quiet historic Furuyu hot-spring village itself which is pleasant to explore on foot.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is by 11:00; the property is closed for entry between 00:00 and 06:00, so notify the hotel if you expect to arrive late.

Dinner and breakfast are served in the hotel restaurants rather than in guest rooms, and guests should reserve meal service at least one day before arrival.

Pets are not permitted on the property; private/reserved (kashikiri) baths are not listed among standard facilities so please contact the hotel to request availability; a 24-hour Family Mart convenience store is approximately a 10-minute drive away.

Japanese-style rooms accommodate 2–5 guests and twin rooms suit 2 guests; larger suites are available—check the room description for exact maximum occupancy.

Fukuichi offers both Ikaho’s traditional golden (Kogane-no-yu) and clear silver (Shirogane-no-yu) springs, with indoor baths, open-air baths and sauna facilities for men and women.

Yes — the ryokan provides several family/private baths and additional reserved ion-style baths; please request reservations at the front desk.

There is a free pick-up service from the Ikaho Onsen Ishidangai highway bus stop if you call on arrival; there is no regular airport shuttle, so plan transfers via Tokyo or Shibukawa instead.

From Tokyo take the JR highway bus from the Shinjuku terminal (about 150 minutes) to Ikaho Onsen Ishidangai, or take a train to Shibukawa and a short bus/taxi ride (around 30 minutes) to Ikaho; from airports travel via Tokyo to connect.

The website and materials are available in English and some staff can speak English; for detailed assistance or special requests, contact the ryokan in advance.

The ryokan serves kaiseki-style dinners and Japanese breakfasts, offers private dining rooms, and provides traditional amenities such as yukata for guests to wear.

Fukuichi sits by Ikaho’s famous stone steps and is a short walk or drive to Ikaho Shrine, Kajika Bridge, local shops and scenic mountain walks.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00; the ryokan can usually store luggage before check-in and after check-out—confirm with reception on arrival.

Pets are generally not permitted—please confirm with the ryokan if you require an exception; convenience stores and small shops are located within the Ikaho stone-steps area a short walk away.

Rooms vary from twin/double options for 2 up to traditional family rooms; suites and annex Japanese-style houses sleep up to 6, and there is a family room that accommodates up to 7 guests.

Yes — the property has public hot-spring baths including indoor and outdoor onsen facilities, plus a sauna; the water is drawn from the Ikaho onsen area known locally for its mineral springs.

Some room types include private open-air baths attached to the accommodation; dedicated private rental of public baths is not listed on the public information and should be confirmed at booking.

A shuttle bus service is listed for the property and transfers can often be arranged; many guests also reach Ikaho by local bus from Shibukawa Station.

The booking information lists Shinshu-Matsumoto as a nearby airport (about 143 km); from Shibukawa Station take a local bus toward Ikaho (roughly 20–25 minutes) to reach the Ikaho area where the ryokan is located.

Staff support in English is available to a practical extent, according to the property information and local tourism listings.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese multi-course dinners and breakfast using local ingredients; dietary requests (e.g., vegetarian) are typically accommodated if advised in advance.

The ryokan is close to Ikaho’s famous stone steps (Ishidan-gai) and the Ikaho Ropeway (around 1–1.5 km), with other nearby sights such as Hara Museum ARC and scenic mountain areas like Mt. Haruna.

Typical ryokan hours apply: check-in commonly begins around 3:00 PM and check-out is usually by 10:00 AM; exact times will be shown on your booking confirmation.

Pet facilities are not listed for the property, so pets are generally not accepted unless specifically arranged; the area around Ikaho has local shops and small supermarkets for basic supplies, and the ryokan provides free on-site parking for guests with cars.