Hotel New Gaea Kamigofuku

This time I chose a hotel because of its cheap price and good location. It is very close to the subway station Gofukucho, and the next station is Tenjin Hakata Station. Most attractions are nearby and very convenient. The bus stop is downstairs. There is also a 24-hour supermarket where you can buy necessities and food at any time, which is a plus. The disadvantage is that there are some tombstones in the scenery opposite. Although there are some shrines and the like nearby to suppress them, those who are afraid should consider it themselves.  Room: The price is cheap, so it is normal for the room to be small. This is the case in Japan. But the desktop is really not enough for two people, so it needs to be placed on the ground. There is a bathtub in the toilet which is nice. Facilities: The elevator requires a room card to go up, and the security is not bad. Everything is available. Toothbrushes, bathrobes, etc. can be picked up at the counter on the second floor. The bed is large, enough for two people, and the mattress is comfortable. But the bed is soft and the pillows tend to flatten inside, which is a bit hard.

Sound insulation equipment is relatively poor The location is convenient. There is a bus outside the hotel to Aeon mall or Hakata. There is a supermarket/convenience store in 5-8mins Will still want to stay again

Recently, I have been using hotels in Kyushu frequently. It was the most beautiful among them. thank you very much.

It was a little far from the main street of Hakata so it wasn't noisy. The room was very clean, the toilet and bath were separate, and the hotel was clean and comfortable.

I used it for the first time. At first, lodging was expensive in the Tenjin area, but I was able to find accommodation at a reasonable cost in Gofukumachi, a little further away. The facility was new and very clean. I used to have a company branch near here, so I knew where it was right away. I want to use it again.

This is my first time staying in Fukuoka. The hotel is 5 minutes away from the subway station, and there is a 24-hour supermarket near the exit. Frankly speaking, it takes about 10 minutes to get to Hakata, and the Hakata hotel is about 50-70% smaller. It is very cheap to live for one or two people and is highly recommended. The room is clean, but a bit small, but Japanese hotels are neither crazy nor big. The front desk staff all speak simple English.

The room size is just right. The room is clean, has a bathtub, and the lobby has coffee dispensers.

Convenient transportation. There are vending machines on the first floor.