Hotels near Naka Central Park in Fukuoka

The Ohashi bridge is actually directly from the Fukuoka Airport International Line, and it is a hole where you can go directly without Hakata Station and Tenjin. If it is not a sightseeing, there is no Hakata or Tenjin, and the Ohashi bridge is very important for business use. In the past, to go to Ohashi from the international line, I moved to the domestic line by the communication bus which took time from the international line to the gate check (in fact, the domestic line is far from the city) Move to Tenjin station by high Fukuoka subway In addition, it was necessary to take two buses by using the nishitetsu bus app and Nimoka card, and to take over the bus. Nishitetsu had a direct bus from the international line to Ohashi Station. It was 2017, but this was a very good news. This made me have a suitcase and not walk around in vain. Ohashi is located in front of the station, and there is a car rental, and it is wider than the city center 々 cars can be taken in and out, and it is smooth to the entrance of the city high speed IC, and shopping, eating, bank and post office are abundant and easy to understand This is enough. Or rather help (the rental car is convenient because it is convenient to go to the airport international store as it is in Ohashi store when returning to Japan). The room is normal and perfect. The unit bus is also nostalgic. It is a little troublesome that water and hot water are different valves, and it is thankful to be caught on the bus. The bed is a little small to sleep with two people, but somehow. Thank you for having an outlet on the pillow. Free lending of bathrobes is also a Japanese business hotel. There was also a mask service for women. You can manage to secure the space to spread the suitcase in the room. As mentioned above, there are many restaurants around the station, and there is a good Ken Ohashi store in front of the hotel, so I think you need to take breakfast at the hotel. In fact, it feels like an ordinary business hotel is only here in the Ohashi, so I pray that there is a vacant room somehow, and that it does not rise like the city center.

Still very new hotel, about １２ minutes walk from Hakata Station. The time is almost the same from Higashi Hie Station of the subway, but if you are from Higashi Hie, you will not be lost because you are straight from the street. The hotel has a clean interior and plenty of hot water. The air cleaner is also complete in each room. There are several restaurants in the neighborhood with combination two and midnight. There is a reasonable Yakiniku shop across the street where the store name has changed. There is a counter, so it was okay for one person.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Oriental Hotel in Fukuoka, and it was truly an experience to remember. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm Japanese hospitality and was quickly checked-in by the friendly staff. The lobby was beautifully decorated. My room was clean, and well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. The high-speed Wi-Fi was reliable, which was a plus for my trip. The bed was comfortable. One of the highlights of my stay was the hotel's restaurant. The breakfast buffet offered a fantastic variety of both Japanese and Western options. The hotel's location is excellent. It's just a short walk from the train and bus stations, which is full of shopping, and restaurants. My overall experience was fantastic. The Oriental Hotel Fukuoka offers a comfortable stay, excellent service, and a unique blend of tradition and modernity. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Fukuoka! .

Conveniently located close to Hakata Station. Various restaurants and convenient store nearby. Free drink available.

My second visit to Fukuoka, but first time trying out the Crowne Plaza, as I was in town to catch the Cirque du Soleil show Kurious in Fukuoka. I took a taxi from the airport as many travelers recommended this and the distance is quite near, as Fukuoka is not a big city. However, one could also take the subway from the airport as it’s just a couple of stop to Hakata station. The hotel is about ten minutes walk from Hakata station, may take longer if it’s your first time. Most of the staff here are very friendly and helpful, I was checked in quickly and, thr room size is very large if one compares with most Japanese hotels. Room was super clean and everything works well inside. Sleep comfort was very good as well, and the breakfast room on the lobby level was very good as well, a great combination of local and western favorites. Don’t miss a wonderful ramen shop near the hotel near Hakataekimae, it’s called Hakata Ikkousha Sohonten can can be found on Yelp! It’s where the locals go, and so much better than the overrated Ichiran. I would definitely return again in the future.

I stayed in a hurry because the plane to Okinawa was canceled. The front desk seemed to be a foreign female staff member, but I was asked to explain carefully and check in smoothly. The tragic Japanese was also cute. It was only made in 2020 and has the latest equipment. Despite the single, there is a wall hanging 4K smart TV, and if you have a Netflix account, you can watch movies as much as you want. It may be because there were few guests, but the line speed was stable, and the image quality was high and I could see it without delay. In addition, indoor lighting and TV operation with the built-in tablet were also possible. I didn't use it much. 1F had a large communal bath and a laundry room, so I didn't bring a change of clothes, so I was saved. Due to the influence of Corona, breakfast was not a buffet but a type that I chose in advance at check-in, and I chose curry. It was a little spicy, my eyes were squeezed and it was a refreshing morning. By the way, I'm full with salad and soup. The only disappointment is that it is almost essential to move by taxi because it is on the east side of the airport and across the parking lot and the main street. It's not impossible to walk, but you can't reach it unless you make a very detour compared to a car. It was a very good hotel except for the location. I want to use it again in case of emergency.

You can't leave your stuff before check-in, so some people were waiting for check-in. This hostel should have told that. But it's really cheap, so it's enough quality to spend time there.

We used it in Di Youth. It was a plan to have afternoon tea in the room, but when you open the box delivered, it's like a jewel! All delicious! I was happy to hear that the makers were devising one by one. The only request is that the box is two people, but there are only one sweets, so I thought I would like to cut it in advance or small it. The cute soda of the welcome drink was also unusual and very good. The room was chapter4 DX twin family, but it was clean and equipped with humidifiers and Illy espresso machines. The bath is separate and large and you can enjoy a multifunctional shower. I was able to spend a slow time changing to a comfortable pajamas. It is perfect for the corona pass and I wanted to use it again, but it seems that the same plan is disappearing now. I am looking forward to reconsidering you. The baked confectionery purchased next to the front desk on the return was delicious.

Location is the great advantage of this hotel. Few minutes from Canal City, 100 meters from Subway station (only 1 stop to Tenjin) and 10 minutes walk to Hakata Station.

The hotel is clean and comfortable, and the location is convenient. It is very close to Akasaka Station on the Airport Line. It is only a few minutes' walk away. The staff are friendly and courteous. There are many restaurants and convenience stores near the hotel. It is also close to Tenjin Station, only 10 minutes' walk away. Recommended👍🏻