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It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the train station. The hotel staff were smiling and very polite, with excellent service. The lobby is spacious and comfortable, with dining tables, chairs, and even a tatami area. Water and coffee are available, along with a microwave, refrigerator, and cutlery. Guests are asked to clean up after themselves. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a sofa. I'm very satisfied and will definitely visit again!

The room is very clean, spacious. They allow guests to leave the luggage while waiting for check ulin time that costs 550 yen/luggage. I love the lobby where i can just sit and chill after a very tiring day of exploring around. My favorite thing about this hotel is the FREE drinks inside the room! Its not very close to the station but I manage to walk with my 2 luggage. will definitely recommend and come book here again.

# Grandpa Hua's Recommendation | Fukuoka 6-Day, 5-Night Trip – The Hotel I Stayed at for 5 Consecutive Nights 🏨 For this 6-day trip to Fukuoka, we didn't switch hotels constantly. Instead, we stayed at "Hotel Monte Hermana Fukuoka" for 5 consecutive nights. When I choose a hotel, I prioritize transportation and local amenities, and this hotel's location was very convenient for our itinerary. 🚇 About a 2-minute walk from Watanabe-dori Station 🛍️ You can also walk directly to Tenjin for shopping 🍜 Convenient for evening meals and getting around This time, two of us stayed in a Basic Twin Room: 📅 September 4th to September 9th, 5 nights total 💰 Actual payment: NT$16,243 🛏️ Standard Twin Room The average cost per night was approximately NT$3,249. For two people, considering the location and convenience, I think it was a good value. Since we were staying for 5 nights, I was very concerned about laundry 😂 The hotel has coin-operated washing and drying machines, which are really practical for longer trips. There's also a key card security door on the accommodation floors, making us feel safer when returning to the hotel at night. If your Fukuoka trip includes Tenjin, Hakata, Nakasu, or even day trips to Dazaifu or Yufuin from here, I personally prefer to find a conveniently located hotel and stay there for the entire duration. This way, you don't have to pack and unpack every day or switch hotels, making the whole trip much more relaxed. 📍Hotel Monte Hermana Fukuoka Hotel Monte Hermana Fukuoka ホテル モンテ エルマーナ福岡 #GrandpaHuaRecommends #FukuokaAccommodation #FukuokaHotel #FukuokaIndependentTravel #FukuokaTrip #TenjinAccommodation #WatanabeDori #Fukuoka6Days5Nights #JapanIndependentTravel #HotelMonteHermanaFukuoka

The hotel offers convenient transportation, located approximately 4 minutes from Hakata Bus Terminal. The street below the hotel is relatively quiet, and the hotel features a public bath. There's an atrium in the center of the hotel, allowing for good air circulation and sunlight into the garden. Overall, the cleanliness was satisfactory.

I stayed for seven consecutive nights and was very satisfied! The front desk staff were friendly, and from 3 PM to 8 PM daily, the lobby offered complimentary coffee, matcha, and chocolate, along with cup lids so you could take them back to your room, which was a thoughtful touch. The B1 public bath wasn't huge, but it was sufficient, and going there every evening to shower and soak in the hot water was very helpful for relieving fatigue – I was very pleased! The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from the station, which was quicker than what the map indicated. Across the street to the left of the hotel, there's a 7-Eleven that offers tax-free shopping, and to the right, a FamilyMart also offers tax-free shopping. There's also a 24-hour SUNNY supermarket. Within a ten-minute walk, you can find FUK Coffee, FULL FULL Bakery, Canal City Hakata, Kushida Shrine, and more. In the other direction, towards Hakata Station, there's also delicious DACOMECCA Bakery, mentaiko udon, and SHAKE SHACK burgers. The area around Hakata Station has many great shops and restaurants. Right next to the hotel is Sumiyoshi Shrine, which connects to four other shrines – I highly recommend visiting them. And I especially recommend staying at the Hotel Hokke Club!

The accommodation is great. If you enjoy shopping for clothes or trendy items, everything is near the hotel, with the furthest walk being only 10 minutes. Best of all, a newly opened 24-hour Don Quijote is right at the alley entrance of the hotel.

The staff provided exceptionally wonderful service. The room had a cozy, studio-apartment atmosphere that made us feel right at home. The best part was the stylish breakfast buffet, which put us in a great mood right from the morning! There is a parking lot right next to the property, so those driving from afar can rest assured. The security staff were also very kind and welcoming!

The hotel is very new with a fresh, bold color scheme that doesn't feel oppressive or uncomfortable. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and spacious, with beds that are great for sleeping. There is plenty of room to open two large suitcases and still walk around easily. The bathtub is very large and can fit two people; after walking nearly 20,000 steps a day, a soak was truly needed to rest. The breakfast is more of a light meal, which is just enough to fill you up and get some fruits and vegetables before heading out to eat and drink your way through Fukuoka. The hotel's location is fantastic—walking to the Tenjin shopping district, Canal City Hakata, and Fukuoka Station doesn't take very long. Highly recommended to everyone visiting Fukuoka.

The hotel is very close to Hakata Station, about a 5-minute walk. We arrived two hours early, and the hotel allowed us to scan a QR code to register our luggage for storage. Check-in wasn't until 3 PM, so we dropped off our bags and went to eat nearby, which was very convenient! The staff were very friendly, and the hotel's location is excellent. There's a Family Mart and Rakutenchi Motsunabe (offal hotpot) nearby on the ground floor. As for the hotel breakfast, you can choose an all-you-can-eat buffet! Then, at 3 PM, we checked in using the self-service system, which was very convenient! Once we got to our room, we realized how beautiful the environment was. The hotel has a rectangular, 'hui'-shaped design, so there isn't really a distinction between front and back rooms. The room was nice and bright, and our luggage could be stored under the bed. All toiletries were provided, along with a bathrobe and a black outer garment – the outfit was lovely! After a day of sightseeing, we could even enjoy the hot springs at night, which was quite good! The TV also showed the real-time occupancy of the men's and women's hot springs, which was super convenient! Both the men's and women's hot spring areas have washing machines and dryers. The washing machine costs 300 yen per cycle and doesn't require detergent, and the dryer costs 100 yen for 30 minutes – incredibly convenient to use. On the first floor, there are also vending machines, an ice maker, and a microwave. The breakfast area is in front of the elevators on the first floor (Rakutenchi is fantastic!). I also want to mention that the hotel has a wonderful aroma as soon as you enter; I'd love to know what scent it is! Another thing to praise is the fast and smooth Wi-Fi speed! Most importantly, the double bed was very comfortable, and there were four pillows, two for each person, which could be used for extra height! We will definitely stay here again on our next visit and will recommend it to friends and family.