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Vacation rentals in Saga

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in Saga

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 50 vacation rentals in Saga

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Saga vacation rentals start at G$4,183 GYD per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 3,400 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    10 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    50 of Saga vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Saga rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Saga stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Saga's top spots, include Saga Station, Yayoigaoka Station, and Nabeshima Station

Top-rated vacation rentals in Saga

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Rental unit in Saga
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

Hiharu's apartment, apartment with 2 double beds

It can accommodate up to 4 guests. It's a room on the first floor of the apartment building, so it's easy to get around. By making a combined reservation with another room on the same floor, it can accommodate up to 9 people. There are baby chairs, toys, children's dishes, etc., so even small children can stay with peace of mind. The beds are luxury beds from a furniture brand, so they are extremely comfortable. We hire a professional cleaning company to do the cleaning, make the beds, and provide towels, etc. 2 double beds (4 people). [Children are welcome] There are baby chairs, children's dinnerware, toys and picture books, and a mattress for sleeping on the floor. Even small children can stay with peace of mind. [Facilities] WiFi is available, and there is AC. ♦ Kitchen ♦ Fridge, microwave, cookware, various dishes, electric kettle. ♦ Laundry ♦ Bathroom, toilet (with washlet), washing machine (free laundry detergent) made by Sharp, with a drying function. You can also hang it outside to dry. ♦ Amenities ♦ Shampoo/Conditioner/Body soap, bath towels/face towels (4 each), hair dryer. Since the entire room is private, you can come and go as you please 24 hours a day after check-in. Cleaning fee if a violation is confirmed

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A traditional Japanese house is set against a backdrop of green mountains. The structure features wooden sliding doors and bamboo shades, with a stone pathway leading to the entrance surrounded by trees and a gravel area.
Hut in Asakura
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

Modern renovated house with a private rental, located in the natural setting of Akizuki

This is an old private rental house surrounded by the rich nature of Akizuki, which is called the Little Kyoto of Chikuma. You can enjoy beautiful autumn leaves in autumn and cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring. We are particular about the interior and the furniture installed to ensure a comfortable stay in the building, including a well-maintained garden. We provide a space where you can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and spend a relaxing and extraordinary time. The kitchen is fully equipped with cooking utensils such as an IH stove, rice cooker, and hot plate, making it perfect for traveling with family and friends. In addition, the facility is equipped with WiFi and a working desk, so it is also recommended for use as a working space. Located at the foot of Mt. Kojozan, one of the best mountain climbing spots in the prefecture, it is a location where you can fully enjoy mountain climbing. In summer, you can enjoy the river in the nearby river, and you can enjoy nature in all seasons. We will welcome you with all our hearts so that you can have a pleasant time.

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A spacious living area showcases large windows that offer views of the surrounding greenery. A contemporary white sectional sofa and a glass coffee table are positioned on a wooden floor, while a dining table is visible in the background. Soft overhead lighting enhances the inviting ambiance.
Home in Chuo Ward, Kumamoto
5 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

160-year-old renovated kominka house. 2300 m² site, 170 m² building.

We renovated a 160-year-old traditional house in 2023. The total site is 700 tsubo (2300 m ²), and the building is 170 m ², making it very spacious. While it is an 8-minute drive to Kumamoto Castle, it is a cottage where you can relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle. The garden is full of trees and flowers, including a large camphor tree that has been there for over 160 years, black pines, Japanese maples, and bamboo forests, so you can enjoy the trees and flowers in all seasons. The host lives in the adjacent building, so you can feel at home. Take a big, deep breath and refresh yourself from the heart. ●Here’s what you need to know · There are many mosquitoes and insects because there is a garden with many trees. If you don't like insects, it may be difficult to enjoy. The facility is located in a very quiet residential area. Please refrain from having loud conversations in the garden or on the deck after 8 pm.

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Rental unit in Dazaifu
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

The Sound Crest Gojo Station Mae, 1 minute on foot from Nishitetsu Gojo Station, with 1 free parking space, family apartment 1

The Sound Crest Gojo Ekimae: A smart luxury hotel with a luxurious and modern style. The entrance and corridors are fully stone-clad, and all rooms are corner units with two bedrooms. With all guest rooms measuring over 60 square meters, we guarantee a spacious and comfortable stay. We also have a series of plums at least 100m2 in all rooms, so please also check here for large groups. All rooms are corner units with 2 bedrooms. 2 double beds, 1 single bed and 1 sofa bed. Located in front of Nishitetsu Gojo Station, you can comfortably access Fukuoka Tenjin Station. There is a bus that runs from Nishi-Teki Dazaifu Station (next to Nishi-Teki Gojo Station) to Fukuoka Airport International Terminal. Nishitetsu Taizai Station → Fukuoka Airport International Terminal: 25 minutes. Nishitetsu Taizai Station → Fukuoka Airport

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A spacious wooden deck overlooks a sandy beach and tranquil sea. A barrel sauna is positioned on the deck, accompanied by several outdoor chairs and a dining table, creating an inviting outdoor space to enjoy the ocean view.
Villa in Itoshima
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

Oceanfront villa Sauna & BBQ - Code Rooms Itoshima

A private beachfront villa in Itoshima, Fukuoka. Just step out onto the terrace and you’re directly connected to the beach. This is your seaside sanctuary. Located in one of Japan’s most talked-about destinations, Itoshima is known as "Fukuoka’s closest retreat from the city." A fully private, two-story designer villa with amenities including a seaside sauna and BBQ grill. Whether you're traveling with loved ones or seeking solitude, spend a luxurious slow-paced day away from everyday life.

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Three modern villas are visible under a night sky, softly illuminated by yellow lights. Each villa features rectangular windows that create a welcoming ambiance. A parking area with marked spaces is adjacent to the buildings, enhancing accessibility.
Home in Kawatana
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

18 mins to Huis Ten Bosch/Omura Bay view #D

Welcome to Seaside Villa N+, where you will experience a night like never before. Right by the ocean, just six minutes away from Ogushigō station by car, our luxurious villa is located in a convenient but quiet neighborhood of the Osaki Peninsula, Nagasaki. After having fun at the beach, take a sip of wine on our Sky Deck and the bright starry sky will soon take your breath away. Gather your friends and family to our spacious villa that accommodates up to six people as if it is your own.

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A serene terrace is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a tiled floor. A round table is flanked by four matching stools, creating a comfortable space for outdoor relaxation. Various plants and trees enhance the peaceful ambiance of this inviting area.
Home in Saga
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 79 reviews

[Wakamiya · Kafu] 12-minute walk to SAGA Arena, a comfortable private house

Just a 6-minute drive from Saga Station, this traditional-style private house nestled in a quiet residential area offers a relaxing stay for up to 6 guests—ideal for families and groups. The interior exudes a calming Japanese atmosphere, with warm wooden elements and soft light filtering through shoji screens. Free parking is available on the property, ensuring easy access by car. Relax and unwind in this Japanese-style retreat, surrounded by the charm of Saga’s nature and culture.

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A spacious living area is featured, showcasing a large, elegant dining table surrounded by comfortable chairs. A cozy seating arrangement with soft couches is arranged nearby, and a stylish kitchen area is visible in the background, illuminated by warm lighting.
Home in Saga
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

- Premium Shirayama -12ppl/ free parking

Special Discount for Review Campaign! 【Charming Two-Story House in Shirayama, Saga City】 This cozy 3LDK house with 2 lofts is now available on Airbnb. Beds: 2 singles, 1 semi-double, 2 doubles,4 single mats Located 15 minutes from Saga Station, it’s close to restaurants and shops. Parking for 2 cars is included. Nearby: Saga Castle Museum (20 min): Learn Edo history. Shirayama Shopping District (1 min): Famous for "Shirayama Bunga" curry. s-platz (5 min): Dining and shopping hub.

Top guest favorite
A view of the property is framed by vibrant autumn leaves, showcasing a blend of red, orange, and yellow hues. The building's wooden architecture harmonizes with the surrounding nature, while a pathway leads through the lush landscape.
Villa in Nishimatsura-gun,
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

A historical villa and garden full of nature

A private retreat of Japanese beauty in Arita, a town renowned for its pottery. This 130-year-old traditional villa, originally built by a founder of Arita Bank, has been renovated and is reserved exclusively for one group. Surrounded by a Japanese garden with a privately owned mountain as its backdrop, guests can enjoy seasonal scenery in tranquility. It is also an ideal base for exploring nearby destinations such as Nagasaki, Unzen, Ureshino, Sasebo, Hirado, and Huis Ten Bosch.

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A wooden deck extends from the house, framed by lush greenery. Two bright red chairs are placed invitingly on the deck, overlooking a serene Japanese garden with carefully placed stones and gravel, creating a peaceful outdoor space.
Home in Asakura
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Akizuki Niwa (Garden) House

Niwa House is a small renovated 2 bdrm house, part of our 4 fully renovated Japanese houses (OKO, Casa Kura & Gallery House) Rear wooden deck onto a Japanese garden. Modern bathroom. Dining and living space with open fully equipped kitchen; WiFi, 50" smart TV with BBC and CNN; library of craft and art books; large collection of antique Japanese pottery and lacquer-ware. Walk anywhere in Akizuki in 10 minutes. Accommodation tax included (200JPY/person/night)

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Home in Higashisonogi
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Cellar 88 | An Exclusive & Quiet Timber Sanctuary

Enjoy a fully private stay in a traditional Japanese house, reserved just for you. Perfect for a romantic getaway or a quiet escape with loved ones. A fully equipped kitchen and spacious dining area offer comfort, while the living room and bedrooms are designed for privacy and relaxation. Free parking and contactless check-in allow flexible arrival, even late at night. Where even silence becomes music—enjoy a peaceful, refined night.

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Villa in Imari
5 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Designer House in Imari | Japanese & Moroccan

Private designer house for one group per day in the historic pottery village of Okawachiyama, Imari. A unique space where Japanese craftsmanship meets Moroccan design, creating a warm and inspiring stay. Just 10 minutes from Imari Station, this fully private 70㎡ home accommodates up to 7 guests. Enjoy peaceful walks through the charming village, explore local pottery, and experience the beauty of each season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Saga?

    Many visitors choose central Saga for easy access to cultural sites, dining, and parks. The area around Saga Station is popular for its convenience and selection of accommodations.

  • What are the best things to do in Saga with kids?

    Families frequently explore the Saga Prefectural Space & Science Museum, visit Saga Castle’s open grounds, and relax in city parks. Seasonal events and hands-on craft experiences are also engaging for younger visitors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Saga?

    Stroll through Saga Castle, explore the Saga Prefectural Art Museum, or relax at hot springs in the area. Many visitors enjoy the local pottery heritage and vibrant festivals during the year.

  • How is the weather in Saga?

    Saga has mild winters near 39–55°F (4–13°C), and warm, humid summers around 76–91°F (25–33°C), with most rainfall from June to August. Bringing layers and a rain jacket helps accommodate variable conditions.

  • When is the best time to visit Saga?

    Late spring and autumn are often recommended, with comfortable temperatures and vibrant scenery. These seasons also host popular festivals and are favored for enjoying both the outdoors and cultural sites.

  • What are the best places to visit in Saga?

    Saga Castle and its history museum, the Saga Prefectural Art Museum, and Yasaka Shrine are frequently suggested. Wandering the city’s parks and local shopping streets also offers memorable opportunities.

  • What are some hiking trails in Saga?

    Saga has gentle walking paths around Mt. Sefuri, forested trails leading to scenic viewpoints, and tranquil routes through the serene Kono Park area. Exploring these, you can enjoy local flora and peaceful landscapes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Saga?

    Families often explore Saga Castle History Museum, discover interactive exhibits at the Saga Prefectural Space & Science Museum, or unwind in local parks and gardens. Seasonal festivals and hands-on craft experiences are also popular.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Saga?

    Day trips often include exploring the porcelain towns of Arita or Imari, relaxing at hot springs in Ureshino, or tasting tea in rural countryside areas. Nearby castles and coastlines are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Saga?

    Some accommodations in Saga welcome pets, particularly in homes or guesthouses around residential neighborhoods. You may also find green spaces and nearby parks ideal for walks with your companion.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Saga?

    Consider trying regional foods at small family-run restaurants and looking for galleries with local ceramics. Learning a few Japanese phrases and carrying cash enhances everyday experiences, especially in markets or traditional shops.

  • What is Saga known for?

    Saga is known for its historic castle, distinctive ceramics like Arita and Imari ware, and flavorful Saga beef. Seasonal festivals and the nori seaweed industry are also part of its cultural identity.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Saga?

    Explore tranquil shrines, lesser-known pottery workshops, or quiet gardens around the city for a glimpse of daily life in Saga. Rural villages and community-run galleries showcase locally rooted crafts and tradition.

  • What are the best foods to try in Saga?

    Local specialties like Saga beef, nori seaweed, and fresh seafood are frequently suggested. You might also want to try dishes featuring local rice and regional sweets such as yokan.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Saga?

    Bring comfortable walking shoes for city strolls or forest trails, layers for changing temperatures, and a rain jacket, especially in summer. A reusable water bottle and sun protection are useful for outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Saga like?

    Saga’s nightlife focuses on izakaya pubs, cozy bars, and occasional live music venues clustered downtown. You might also find friendly local cafés or events that highlight local food and drinks.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Saga?

    Saga has the International Balloon Fiesta each autumn, where skies fill with vibrant balloons, drawing participants and spectators from many places. Year-round, visitors can explore events celebrating regional ceramics and locally rooted cultural traditions.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Saga?

    Family-friendly rentals can be found in central Saga and quieter residential neighborhoods, offering a range of amenities for various ages. Many places have tatami rooms or flexible sleeping arrangements.

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