Hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture

The lobby is grand, and the staff is professional. We dropped off our luggage early and it got wet, but the staff wiped each piece dry for us. It made us feel right at home. There are toiletries and a water dispenser available on the first floor, which is quite convenient!

Hotel location is very accessible— bus stop is right across the hotel and subway is just a 5 min. walk. Overall, the hotel is clean, and staffs are accommodating.

Aside from the bed being a bit too soft, the room was spacious enough to fully open my suitcase, and having a bathtub was a plus. If you go out the back door, there's a Don Quijote, and it's even better because there's a drugstore and supermarket in the basement. Although the supermarket doesn't offer tax exemption, it gives an 8% discount, which made it cheaper than Don Quijote, and that was a bit frustrating. The Don Quijote building is connected to the subway, so use the escalator. There are also many Gunze stockings at the drugstore.

The location is very convenient, close to the train station. The hotel lobby is bright and shiny, and the environment is new and comfortable. The room has a washing machine, microwave, refrigerator, and an extra sink, which is really convenient! Their large public bath is also very new and comfortable! Cleanliness: 5/5 Convenience of transportation: 5/5 Hotel location: 5/5

The location is extremely close to Hakata Station, just across the street. Transportation is very convenient whether taking the subway, JR, or bus. There are also many department stores nearby, making shopping very convenient. The hotel provides breakfast every morning, which is economical and affordable. The room size is moderate and very comfortable to stay in.

The hairdryer, showerhead, body wash, conditioner, and shampoo are all from Refa. If you can't afford a showerhead that costs 5,000-6,000 NTD, you can try staying at this hotel. Previously, the rooms had SHARP washer-dryer combos, but this time it was a TOSHIBA. I'm not sure why, but before, only one or two pieces of clothing would smell, and after using the washer-dryer, all of them smelled. I've never encountered this before. However, the hotel service is still very good, and there are free drinks available from 2 PM to 10 PM. This time, I chose a mango soda and hot coffee, which are among the best drinks I've had at any hotel.

It was clean, smelled wonderful (like Aēsop, that kind of scent!), had a great atmosphere, and everything was perfect! The main bath was very luxurious, and the open-air bath was just right. There was also ice and a microwave on the 4th and 8th floors, which was convenient for eating. The staff were incredibly friendly, and they offered umbrella rentals when it rained, plus welcome tea! The breakfast was quite expensive but delicious, though I think it was a good decision to only book it for one day! The location was a bit awkward; it was further from Hakata Station than I expected, and Tenjin was quite a distance. It's quick by subway, but next time, I think I'll need to stay closer to Nakasu River. All the Koreans on the elevator were saying the location was too inconvenient and difficult... Anyway, it was great! Also, I had booked two rooms for consecutive nights and requested adjoining rooms in advance, and they gave us rooms right next to each other, which was absolutely wonderful! Thank you, the service was top-notch! Oh, but the view was really not good! We were on the 12th floor, the top floor, but it was just a view of a building's rooftop!

It turns out you can order room service for a massage! Unfortunately, I booked too late and it was fully booked! But it was a good thing, because I was late for my tour and didn't even have time to pay; I just left my room card and went. The hotel's cafe seemed quite nice. There was free-flow welcome wine. Breakfast was good. But it's not a swimming pool, just a beautiful bar pool. 😂

# 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