Name: デリカテッセン & オーベルジュ cosa
Address: Japan, 〒840-0825 Saga, Chuohonmachi, 2−22 222ビル
Rating: 8

fuwa moko

I've only stayed in hotels and wanted to try a guesthouse, so this was a great experience.・Nightwear (sleepy clothes/pajamas) is not provided so please bring your own.・Bring towels and toothbrushes (paid amenities available)・Paper towels and tissues are available in the washroom (it is unclear whether cotton swabs and paper cups are paid or free)・No refrigerator or TV・The front desk is unmanned from 10:00 to 19:00.・Lights off at 11pm, but no curfew・No need to check out (you will be given a password to unlock the door)・Please be on time for check-in (we apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact us if you will be late)・There is a washing machine in the room (use fee required), use at night is not allowed・There is no elevator, and the guest rooms and restaurants are on the 2nd and 3rd floors and only have stairs, so be careful with the amount of luggage you carry.・For plans that include dinner and breakfast, all are in course format.Breakfast probably changes depending on the season and ingredients, so I won't go into details, but on this day it was minestrone, bread, and an omelet. Both breakfast and dinner are deliciousThe guest house is right near Tamaya-san.There is no affiliated parking lot, but there is a Yawatakoji parking lot near Hallowa and Tamaya-san that is closed and costs 400 yen for 24 hours. Although it is spacious, it tends to get full on weekends, so much so that I came back at night, parked, and filled up with the next car.The shower room is large enough that you can barely sit on your knees.When you're tired, you might be happier if you go to KOMOREBI, a newly opened super public bath nearby.For 1,080 yen on weekends, there is a highly concentrated carbonated spring, sauna, and cold bath, as well as a restaurant where you can enjoy a hearty meal.Rental towel system.The restaurant for dinner and breakfast is on the third floor.The chef is friendly and serves the finest Italian food at an auberge with a nice atmosphere.In particular, I found the pasta with ragu sauce to be exquisite, including its al dente quality.There is a wide variety of wines available by the glass, so those who can drink wine should be happy.I thought I had to study Italian table manners thoroughly.There is a Lawson across the intersection. It's convenient and safe to have a 24-hour convenience store nearby.The tenant opposite the room was making a lot of noise until late at night, the noise of people going up and down the stairs, and people smoking electronic cigarettes in front of the room when they returned from going out.For those who are interested, do you care?There was a large Plasmacluster humidifier/air purifier in the room.One light and outlet at the bedside, two at the feet, no Wi-Fi.There doesn't seem to be a mirror for makeup, so I did it in the bathroom.I didn't feel any darkness.Thank you for your help.

編集部サガリッチ

Published in the February 2020 issue of SAGARICH! Thank you for your cooperation in this interview. There are guesthouses with attractive cleanliness, open spaces, and attentive service, as well as delicatessens that mainly use locally produced ingredients, located throughout Saga City. A stylish space based on white with a sophisticated atmosphere. We hope that both tourists from outside the prefecture and overseas as well as locals will use it. For more details, please see the February issue of SAGARICH.

ちさっこ

I think the location is very good, close to restaurants.I stayed in a room on the third floor, and it was quiet and had a sense of privacy. The room is exactly as shown in the photos on the website, and there is nothing special about it.It would have been nice to have a refrigerator depending on the season.

fuwa moko

I've only stayed in hotels and wanted to try a guesthouse, so this was a great experience.・Nightwear (sleepy clothes/pajamas) is not provided so please bring your own.・Bring towels and toothbrushes (paid amenities available)・Paper towels and tissues are available in the washroom (it is unclear whether cotton swabs and paper cups are paid or free)・No refrigerator or TV・The front desk is unmanned from 10:00 to 19:00.・Lights off at 11pm, but no curfew・No need to check out (you will be given a password to unlock the door)・Please be on time for check-in (we apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact us if you will be late)・There is a washing machine in the room (use fee required), use at night is not allowed・There is no elevator, and the guest rooms and restaurants are on the 2nd and 3rd floors and only have stairs, so be careful with the amount of luggage you carry.・For plans that include dinner and breakfast, all are in course format.Breakfast probably changes depending on the season and ingredients, so I won't go into details, but on this day it was minestrone, bread, and an omelet. Both breakfast and dinner are deliciousThe guest house is right near Tamaya-san.There is no affiliated parking lot, but there is a Yawatakoji parking lot near Hallowa and Tamaya-san that is closed and costs 400 yen for 24 hours. Although it is spacious, it tends to get full on weekends, so much so that I came back at night, parked, and filled up with the next car.The shower room is large enough that you can barely sit on your knees.When you're tired, you might be happier if you go to KOMOREBI, a newly opened super public bath nearby.For 1,080 yen on weekends, there is a highly concentrated carbonated spring, sauna, and cold bath, as well as a restaurant where you can enjoy a hearty meal.Rental towel system.The restaurant for dinner and breakfast is on the third floor.The chef is friendly and serves the finest Italian food at an auberge with a nice atmosphere.In particular, I found the pasta with ragu sauce to be exquisite, including its al dente quality.There is a wide variety of wines available by the glass, so those who can drink wine should be happy.I thought I had to study Italian table manners thoroughly.There is a Lawson across the intersection. It's convenient and safe to have a 24-hour convenience store nearby.The tenant opposite the room was making a lot of noise until late at night, the noise of people going up and down the stairs, and people smoking electronic cigarettes in front of the room when they returned from going out.For those who are interested, do you care?There was a large Plasmacluster humidifier/air purifier in the room.One light and outlet at the bedside, two at the feet, no Wi-Fi.There doesn't seem to be a mirror for makeup, so I did it in the bathroom.I didn't feel any darkness.Thank you for your help.

編集部サガリッチ

Published in the February 2020 issue of SAGARICH! Thank you for your cooperation in this interview. There are guesthouses with attractive cleanliness, open spaces, and attentive service, as well as delicatessens that mainly use locally produced ingredients, located throughout Saga City. A stylish space based on white with a sophisticated atmosphere. We hope that both tourists from outside the prefecture and overseas as well as locals will use it. For more details, please see the February issue of SAGARICH.

ちさっこ

I think the location is very good, close to restaurants.I stayed in a room on the third floor, and it was quiet and had a sense of privacy. The room is exactly as shown in the photos on the website, and there is nothing special about it.It would have been nice to have a refrigerator depending on the season.

fuwa moko

I've only stayed in hotels and wanted to try a guesthouse, so this was a great experience.・Nightwear (sleepy clothes/pajamas) is not provided so please bring your own.・Bring towels and toothbrushes (paid amenities available)・Paper towels and tissues are available in the washroom (it is unclear whether cotton swabs and paper cups are paid or free)・No refrigerator or TV・The front desk is unmanned from 10:00 to 19:00.・Lights off at 11pm, but no curfew・No need to check out (you will be given a password to unlock the door)・Please be on time for check-in (we apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact us if you will be late)・There is a washing machine in the room (use fee required), use at night is not allowed・There is no elevator, and the guest rooms and restaurants are on the 2nd and 3rd floors and only have stairs, so be careful with the amount of luggage you carry.・For plans that include dinner and breakfast, all are in course format.Breakfast probably changes depending on the season and ingredients, so I won't go into details, but on this day it was minestrone, bread, and an omelet. Both breakfast and dinner are deliciousThe guest house is right near Tamaya-san.There is no affiliated parking lot, but there is a Yawatakoji parking lot near Hallowa and Tamaya-san that is closed and costs 400 yen for 24 hours. Although it is spacious, it tends to get full on weekends, so much so that I came back at night, parked, and filled up with the next car.The shower room is large enough that you can barely sit on your knees.When you're tired, you might be happier if you go to KOMOREBI, a newly opened super public bath nearby.For 1,080 yen on weekends, there is a highly concentrated carbonated spring, sauna, and cold bath, as well as a restaurant where you can enjoy a hearty meal.Rental towel system.The restaurant for dinner and breakfast is on the third floor.The chef is friendly and serves the finest Italian food at an auberge with a nice atmosphere.In particular, I found the pasta with ragu sauce to be exquisite, including its al dente quality.There is a wide variety of wines available by the glass, so those who can drink wine should be happy.I thought I had to study Italian table manners thoroughly.There is a Lawson across the intersection. It's convenient and safe to have a 24-hour convenience store nearby.The tenant opposite the room was making a lot of noise until late at night, the noise of people going up and down the stairs, and people smoking electronic cigarettes in front of the room when they returned from going out.For those who are interested, do you care?There was a large Plasmacluster humidifier/air purifier in the room.One light and outlet at the bedside, two at the feet, no Wi-Fi.There doesn't seem to be a mirror for makeup, so I did it in the bathroom.I didn't feel any darkness.Thank you for your help.