Hotels near Tochoji Temple

Stayed at the Breakfast Hotel for 4 nights and had a great time. Location was excellent - in the nightlife district (which may not suit everyone but doesn't bother me), close to two metro stations and not far from the central train/bus station. Also walking distance from various districts of interest. Rooms were pretty comfortable. I could turn the temperature down quite a bit to help me sleep. Pillows were somewhat stiffer than I like but seems typical of Japanese hotels and the bedding was comfortable. Comfortable bathrobes were included with the rooms and changed along with towels each day. Bathrooms were also excellent and fairly large and I could crank the heat and pressure up in the shower. I didn't have breakfast included (which seemed expensive otherwise) but I got a free smoothie each day and there was a coffee machine for a complimentary cuppa if you needed it as well as a breakfast truck at the entrance discounted for guests. Nothing fancy but felt great would reco.

Friendly service, English is spoken, rooms are on the small side. No bottled water in the room, water dispensers are available on each floor. Ice and laundry machines are very convenient.

The onsen entrance is located on the first floor of the hotel, and there's also a Lawson entrance right next to it, so you can quickly buy a midnight snack at Lawson after soaking in the hot springs 😂

The overall stay was comfortable, and the space wasn't particularly large but sufficient. There's a self-service drink bar available on the first floor during specific hours. Plus, the location is quite convenient, with the subway's Exit 6 being less than a 2-minute walk away (via stairs; those with large luggage are advised to use the skywalk on the 2nd floor of Hakata Station and then take the elevator down to street level).

It's very close to Hakata Bus Terminal, just across the street, making transportation very convenient. Passing through the bus terminal leads you to Hakata Station and many department stores. For those with large luggage, you can take the elevator from the pedestrian bridge on the second floor of Hakata Station.

Overall great experience. Pros: great location, near shopping, restaurants , transportation, even Yatai stalls, free amenities (toothbrush, hair brush, razors, face masks and face washes), laundry and microwaves. Cons: attached restaurant a little on the pricey side, need more vending machines

Clean and the location is great, but the disadvantage is that you have to fetch water yourself...and it's a bit cold.

Service: Everything was good, except for some communication difficulties with the staff. It was hard to communicate in English. On the last day, we met a service staff member who spoke Chinese, but it's a pity we didn't meet them on the first day.