The Basics Fukuoka Reviews

The hotel is a 6-7 minute walk from Hakata Station, situated among office buildings, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. There's a Fuglen coffee shop just 100 meters from the hotel, where I had breakfast two days in a row. I absolutely loved the design and scent of the hotel lobby. The books on the bookshelf are available to borrow, which is a very nice touch. The room is relatively spacious and kid-friendly. Plus, the windows can open quite wide, and the great ventilation is a real bonus.

The room is quite spacious for Japan, doesn't feel like a typical Japanese hotel. It's about a ten-minute walk from the JR station, and the lobby is grand and impressive. The price also dropped significantly since the Silver Week holidays in Japan were over.

I liked the theme of the hotel. It looks like a library. Pictures came out very good! We stayed in a basic double bed room. The room was clean and spacious enough for a hotel room in Japan. We would lay out 2 suitcases in the corner of the room. The washroom was clean too. The only thing was I could get a hint of foul smell coming from the toilet. But other than that everything was great.

Hotel lobby is breathtaking. The room is clean. Service is good. but I left my cosmetics and I called in a few hours. They said didn’t find it since I used in that room. I’m 99% sure I left it somewhere but maybe they didn’t find it or they’ve binned it.

Super friendly staff, located near the Hakata station, super convenient to get around the city

No breakfast included, but there's a popular cafe next door you can go to. It's about a 7-8 minute walk from the center of Fukuoka, and walkable to Hakata Station for shopping, which we did every day!

The location is fantastic! It's super close to Musashi and not too far from the JR station. But the best part is how HUGE the room is!

I stayed in Fukuoka for a total of three nights on this trip: two nights in Fukuoka, then one night in Beppu after checking out, and finally back to Fukuoka for another night. To avoid taking my luggage to Beppu, I booked the same hotel, but with two different room types. The standard double room was actually better than the slightly larger room. The bathroom had no strange odors, and while it was a bit smaller (though still relatively large for Japan), the layout was more practical and didn't interfere with placing my luggage. The hotel offers self-service luggage storage, but it's not for overnight. After speaking with the front desk, they kindly allowed me to store my suitcase at the reception given my situation.

This is an art hotel with welcome drinks in the lobby that tasted great. The room facilities were a bit old, but the cleaning service was excellent. You just hang the 'make up room' sign on the door daily, and they do a thorough job, replacing dirty towels. Luggage storage is also available. The only downside is that it's a bit far from Hakata Station.

Exceeded expectations! Better than I thought… The hotel is nicely decorated, and while the room is small, it's very clean. It's a short walk from the subway station, and there are plenty of dining options nearby!!!!!

The hotel is a convenient 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, with convenience stores and coffee shops nearby. The lobby feels like a library, and the rooms are quite spacious.

The hotel itself is as advertised. The lobby is definitely large for a Japanese hotel, and the room size was decent. However, the bathroom had a strange odor, possibly from the pipes, and this was an issue for both nights of our stay. But, to be fair, the overall service standard was excellent. On the second day, I forgot to put out the 'clean my room' sign, but the hotel thoughtfully left fresh towels and water outside our door, showing great respect for privacy, which I really appreciated!

The overall experience was great, with a smooth process, attentive service, and a relaxed atmosphere that made it very enjoyable. Definitely worth another trip! The travel experience overall was good, with a moderate pace, comfortable environment, and thoughtful service that made me feel relaxed. Highly recommended.

OK hotel with walking distance to Hakata station. The lobby is grand. The gym is small but modern, although no free weights. Expensive breakfast. Rooms are large for Japanese standards Although strange that a double room only has one bedside table and one chair. Good smart TV with apps for YouTube, Prime, Netflix and others.