Mga hotel malapit sa Kokura Station

Wonderful stay experience! The front desk staff were thoughtful and professional, helping me with luggage storage and the check-in process. The room was clean, comfortable, and had great sound insulation, allowing me to get a wonderful rest and relaxation after a day of sightseeing. The city view outside the hotel window was amazing, and the direct access to the train station from the 3rd floor is extremely convenient. Choosing to stay here was the best decision of this trip.

This is also an unmanned hotel, requiring self-check-in. The booking number provided by Klook was different from the number the hotel required. I eventually had to go online to find the hotel's customer service, match my name, and only then was I able to find the correct reservation number. The process wasn't time-consuming, but it was a bit frustrating. That's all.

Cleanliness: Very good. Breakfast: Provided by the pizza place on the first floor, it's decent. Transportation Accessibility: Very good. Accommodation Location: Excellent.

Napakahusay ng presyo ng hotel. Gustung-gusto kong magpalipas ng oras sa lobby dahil nagbibigay sila ng libreng inumin at pagkain tulad ng 8-9 na uri ng tinapay, udon at curry. Maluwag ang silid. Ito ay talagang isang mahusay na halaga ng akomodasyon.

Convenient transportation, about a 3-5 minute walk from Kokura Station. The hotel's partnered parking lot has very few spaces, but there are many affordable parking lots nearby, so self-driving parking is not an issue. The room is a bit dated, and the refrigerator smelled musty when opened as if it hadn't been used in a long time, but other aspects were quite good.

Curry rice is served every day for both breakfast and dinner, and there's a free drink and coffee machine, which is awesome! It's also very close to the station, and the rooms are quite spacious (compared to similar ones like Toyoko Inn and APA). Highly recommended!

We stayed at this hotel at the end of August, right during the summer festival. Our room faced the Murasaki River and the festival grounds, offering a great view. The downsides were that the hotel lighting was a bit dim, the bathroom conditioner had an unpleasant smell, and each room only came with one key.