Fukuoka Prefecture

Place is spacious for two persons. Hotel is easy to pin and locate. Hotel is nearby subway and bus stations. If you plan to shop and explore it is a good place to stay. Breakfast buffet is also good, many choices centered of Japanese cuisine. Staffs are also polite and accommodating. You can also freely and securely leave your suitcase after your checkout time - just inform the staff and they will accommodate your request. Amenities like toothbrush, small towel, hair band is also unlimited. Most of the guests are Korean. Rooms also have USB charger ports, small ref, kettle and hair dryer. Toilet is also automatic has heater and bidet.

Hotel Location: It's about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station to the hotel. However, the sidewalks along the way are quite narrow and lack accessibility features, making it inconvenient to move with large luggage. Breakfast: When checking in on December 24th, the front desk staff informed me that I could play the gashapon machine for free (due to a two-night consecutive stay) for a chance to win a mysterious gift. I was lucky enough to win two free breakfast vouchers for the next day. The hotel breakfast isn't the usual buffet style but is a single-order main course + a basic self-service salad bar. I ordered the beef hamburger, which was strongly flavored but had a good texture. The salad bar didn't have many options, but each dish was of a certain standard, so I'd give it a pass. Service: There are free amenities available in the lobby on the first floor, as well as a water dispenser (only provides iced and room temperature water). The front desk and bar staff are friendly and respond with smiles. There is a washing machine and microwave in the room. I bought takeout back to the hotel this time and borrowed plates from the front desk, then heated it up directly in the room's microwave, which was very convenient. In addition, I borrowed two sets of adapter plugs from the front desk, which successfully solved the problem of needing a three-prong outlet for my laptop. Cleanliness: The hotel's overall public spaces, restaurants, bars, and rooms are all new and clean, and room service is also well done. With an average room rate of less than 3700 yen per night during the Christmas holidays, it can be considered economical and affordable.

For a hotel room in Japan, we got a rather spacious one so that's a winner! I love that their sink is outside even though my sister doesn't. Beds are comfy, toilet was sufficient, requested for an extra towel and they delivered. The only qualm was a mini space between the sofa and the window, it's like wasted. But overall, definitely a hotel worth going to!

Located at Gofukumachi Station Exit 2. If you have luggage, it's recommended to take Exit 6 first, it's not far, come up and turn right, go straight, and it's in the alley across the street. The room size is average, but the bed is positioned with the feet facing the front door. The hotel lobby offers wine, green tea, coffee, and popcorn until around 11 PM, I didn't pay much attention. The room TV can watch Netflix, YouTube, etc., which is very good. The hotel is also not far from Takashimaya, and there is also a fairly large Don Quijote with a wide variety of products to browse, but to get to Hakata station you need to transfer.

Don Quijote is close, Daiso is close, restaurants are close, and department stores are close, so the location is very good. There are food stalls across the street at night, so it's good for having a drink. The accommodation is of course clean, and my mother wanted to go to a hot spring, so she went twice a day tomorrow, and of course, they are also kind. It was convenient because there was someone who spoke Korean. I would like to go again next time.

I stayed for a total of 4 nights from February 11th to 15th. The room size was small, as is typical of Japanese hotels. But it didn't feel too small. There were no inconveniences while using the facilities. It probably wouldn't be possible to have more than one suitcase open at a time (I kept one open all the time). It was close to Hakata Station and there were convenience stores (Family Mart, Lawson) nearby, so my daughter enjoyed buying pudding. Breakfast: I tried the rice burger (1 time) and the burger (3 times) and they were filling and delicious. The orange juice was delicious. Cleanliness and cleaning were decent. They provided towels well. They were very kind when I left my luggage before check-in. I was able to leave my luggage comfortably and enjoyed my first day of travel. (Large suitcase 29 inches?? They gave me a separate number tag for this.) I hope everyone has a pleasant trip.

Convenient transportation, 10-minute walk from Hakata Station. Bus 46L at the intersection provides direct access to Fukuoka Lalaport. There's also a Lawson convenience store nearby. Abundant breakfast options and a 3-minute walk to Mentai bread.

The location is excellent, right in front of the Nanukuma Line's Shrine Mae Station, Exit 5 (escalator) and Exit 6 (elevator), which is very convenient for travelers with luggage. The large public bath is great, especially the outdoor area, which feels less stuffy. I booked a Japanese-style room, but the mattress was placed directly on the tatami, making it very low to the ground and difficult to get up from. This is something I didn't like. The breakfast was actually very delicious, mostly Japanese rice-based dishes with very few Western options. After three days, the menu was the same, which got a bit tiring. Overall, it was a wonderful stay. I recommend it. But the price is a bit high.

Convenient location, courteous staff, and the room is the usual Japanese size. You can redeem a welcome drink daily at the ground floor with a QR code 👍 Transportation convenience: Hotel location: