All equipment are there for you to use.

The door is a bit difficult to open, but we figure it out later.🤗

We spent a special day that cannot be experienced at a hotel. With wooden floors, unique paintings, and a teapot set and coffee filter for teatime, I drank delicious Darjeeling tea with my friends. Bowls, knives, and pots are all prepared so you can cook. Recommended for a group trip with friends or a large family trip.

“Not Barrier Free Hardy!!!!” I use a wheelchair, so when I search for accommodation, I always add facilities for the disabled as options. I searched Baikoen like that and visited without a doubt. After booking, I also told the host that I use a wheelchair. However, on the day of the visit, when I opened the door and entered the house, I found a very large chin. The jaw was so high that I couldn't get into it while sitting in the wheelchair by lifting the front wheel of the wheelchair. I was very depressed and regretted paying 64000 yen (per night). The host must notify the benefits in advance. He only said that there were no slopes and that refunds were not possible. In addition, the bathroom was also very narrow and could not even be closed with only a safety bar.

Baikoen is a lovingly constructed, thoughtful residence, beautiful in every detail, well situated in a peaceful neighborhood in Fukuoka. Amazing place to stay. The hosts were incredibly responsive. The house- while newer, is hand-built in a traditional Japanese style... and every beam and detail was a work of art. Between the Tatami room and the bedroom, the house would be wonderful for a family- or even a larger group of friends... but they'd have to be respectful, careful caretakers of this wonderful place.

Nothing- it was an amazing place.

Built in technology in historically Japanese home was unbelievable

Very friendly owner and in depth tour of the property explaining all functions and specialties.