N33 Hakata Sta Riverside

If you made a reservation through Trip.com, you must go to a nearby office to receive a check-in ID.

The transportation near the station is convenient. It only takes a few minutes to walk to the station. The room for 4 people is OK for this trip. They are all neat and clean. The bathroom is a bit small, but the price is affordable.

No intention to revisit

・Unit bath is too small ・I don't even have slippers ・Three adults used it, but the trash can was small. There was only one chair, which was inconvenient, and the mirror was too narrow. I had trouble putting on makeup.

Because of the bugs living in the hotel room, the whole family got bitten in dozens of places throughout the night and it was so itchy that they couldn't sleep. It's cheaper, but you have to endure every inconvenience you can imagine. You have to go somewhere else to check in, and you can't leave your luggage there. It is very inconvenient to walk to Hakata Station, and the train is noisy. There is no convenience store around A city tax of 200 yen per person is charged.

This accommodation is an old mansion that has been renovated. The front desk is a 5-minute walk from the accommodation. Staff behavior is normal. It looks beautiful at first glance, but the floor is a tiled carpet on top of the flooring, but every time I sat on a chair, it was easy to turn up and it was stressful. The bath was a unit bath, which was quite small and the limescale was not visible, so it was filthy. In addition, I got the impression that the cleaning was appropriate, such as a breast pad that seemed to belong to the previous guest was lying under the desk and screws were lying around. I have used similar facilities in Hakata about 6 times for each business trip, but it was the worst. There is no convenience store nearby, so the location is not good at all. It looks good in photos, so it might be good for those who use SNS.