Hotels with Kitchenette in Kitakyushu City

"Hotel close the Hakata station by foot, around 10 min walk. Very nice and cozy hotel, personal was very friednly and helpful. The room is a little too small for 4 persons (but ok for Japanese standards), with very good bed. On ground floor, there is a big space to cook and enjoy meals . I recommend the hotel!"

"The hotel appeared exactly as described. No major surprises. Contactless check-in process so ensure that you have filled out the information of all the visitors beforehand via the link procidws. They will verify each guest individually when you physically check-in. English speaking customer service is available. Do note that there is no separate dryer. Washing machine comes with a drying function but does not dry the clothes completely. Major attractions are a walking distance away. Paid parking available away from accommodation. Costs 300 to 400yen for overnight parking. Overall, a very pleasant stay."

"The hostel is clean and comfortable Location is convenient close to public transport and some local restaurants Staff are friendly and helpful Overall it’s a good place to stay for a reasonable price"

"The female staff were very friendly, and some of them spoke good English, making communication seamless. The room was comfortable, but there weren't many outlets and limited space, making it difficult to open a large suitcase. There was a kitchen, so you could buy your own ingredients and cook, highly recommended for those who enjoy cooking. The B&B has a hipster vibe and is easily accessible by bus from Mojiko Station."

"No counter check-in is a bit difficult for foreigners. The first level is the gate number, and the reservation number is completely unavailable, resulting in inability to enter. Fortunately, I have a credit for buying SKYPE in advance. I can call the local customer service in Japan to enter the lobby smoothly. The second level is to enter the check-in information on the screen, and the ghost can not stay in the wall. It turned out that in addition to the amount that has been swiped, you have to swipe the card to pay the foreigner's accommodation consumption tax of about 1,000 yen on the spot to check in. Then enter the information of the occupants one by one (scan the passport), and then use the counter screen to video customer service to apply for the room number and password to be successful (you need to talk in English if you don't understand Japanese). Finally, remember the gate number, otherwise you will not be able to enter. Then Japanese locals will also live in the housing, they stay fast and convenient, bitter foreigners have to be psychologically prepared."

"Overall a nice hostel, towels do not take, the hostel will provide it. In general, nice, only smell is present. There is a kitchen, food bought in the store can be heated"

"You need to check-in by yourself! I have not received any email regarding check-in information. After arriving at the destination, you need to use roaming data at your own expense to contact the staff. It took us 30 minutes to complete. A little inconvenient. Parking is available at the door, first come first served. The room is 10 minutes large, suitable for self-drivers and family travel."