Hotels near Hakata Ward, Fukuoka

Facilities: Modern and minimalist design, fulfilling basic needs with thoughtful little touches. Cleanliness: Generally satisfactory. The sleep pods, lockers, and bathrooms were all quite clean. Environment: A 7-8 minute walk from Hakata Station, easy to find. Service: Fully self-service, though staff were visible cleaning. Additional: Whether you get a good night's sleep really depends on luck. On an unremarkable Monday night, my floor's sleep pods were almost fully occupied 😭 and unfortunately, I was assigned a pod near the entrance. The constant coming and going, elevator noise, and footsteps were very noisy all night. For light sleepers, proceed with extreme caution! Grab a few extra earplugs from near the elevator. Waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to find them would be truly maddening.

This hotel offers thoughtful and attentive service, from a smooth check-in process to efficient and detailed responses to all requests. The rooms are equipped with premium bottled water, a nice touch that shows their commitment to quality. The location is excellent, with convenient transportation links and close proximity to popular shopping malls, making shopping a breeze. Plus, a famous ramen spot is within walking distance, so finding good food is super easy. It's a one-stop shop for travel, dining, and accommodation, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.

The hotel's location is excellent, right near Hakata Station. From JR Hakata Station, take the Chikushi Exit East, turn right onto the sidewalk and walk straight. After the first large intersection, continue straight. You'll soon cross a smaller intersection, and past that will be a Lawson convenience store. The hotel entrance is right after Lawson. If you find the right exit, it's very easy to get to, taking about 3-4 minutes. The subway entrances for the Airport Line and Nanakuma Line are even closer to the hotel. The front desk staff was very friendly. They explained all the rules in English, even using pictures to detail the daily housekeeping services. The room size was decent, not small by Japanese standards. The overall hygiene was good. The room window could be opened slightly, though there was no view. Because of its convenience, I would consider staying here again in the future.

Had a 4 night stay here during early October. The location is very convenient as its less than 5mins walk from Hakata station. Surrounding Hakata station are like 2 to 3 shopping malls and tons of resturants around so there's definitely no issue with food choices. There's also like a few Family Marts around and one Lawson which is like probably also just 1 min walk. There's even 2 Starbucks just outside the hotel which you won't even have issues with buying coffee. The room size is quite ok as its not exactly that small and its quite well equipped. The bed size is a queen size but I personally did not really like the pillow. The TV is not a smart tv but thats a small issue as there's still alot of tv channels available. The staffs at the lobby are very nice and polite. Always available with a smile when I have some questions to ask and they try their best to answer me in english as I do not understand any Japanese. There's also a coffee machine at the lobby which we can go and have them as many cups as we want. There's also a microwave at the lobby so you can heat up any food you bought from the convenience store. There's also a busstop just directly outside the hotel which the bus from Fukuoka airport will stop at. The busstop also have bus to Fukuoka Airport which makes it even more convenient if you are coming from the airport. Its only around a 10 to 15mins from and to the airport. Overall I'm very pleased with this hotel as its very convenient with the location and the choices of everything.

Facilities: The location is excellent, very close to Hakata Station's East Exit and directly opposite Yodobashi Camera. For a Japanese hotel, the twin room was quite spacious, with enough room to easily open two large suitcases. The other amenities were standard. Cleanliness: We stayed for five nights. The room was cleaned once on the third day, and on other days, we simply left used towels and trash outside the door, which was perfectly fine. Environment: The overall atmosphere was standard but perfectly adequate. The lobby offered a variety of self-service amenities for guests to take as needed.

Getting there: Take Exit 6 from the subway station, turn right, then right again at the Lawson convenience store. It's about an 8-10 minute walk to the hotel. (And there are many other hotels nearby). Exit 6 doesn't have an escalator. The closest one is Exit 2, diagonally opposite Exit 6, less than 100 meters away. Room: It's not big. Once you put down a 28-inch suitcase, there isn't much space left. Breakfast: They have bread, which you can heat up yourself, some salads, cold dishes, pan-fried wagyu cubes (or slices), and curry rice. It's decent, nothing spectacular. Other: There are free soft drinks, all tasting good. (There's also an all-you-can-drink beer option for 500 JPY, I think?). To highlight the main points: I've stayed at this brand's hotel in Nakasu multiple times, and overall, this one is a notch below that. Specifically: First, the reception area is very small. The restaurant, if you don't count the outdoor seating, feels a bit cramped. Secondly, for breakfast, the Nakasu hotel offers grilled sausages, grilled fish, and they can make pork or beef rice bowls on the spot. Plus, they have my favorite seared toast, none of which are available here. Of course, neither of these two hotels offers milk. Finally, regarding location: if you have luggage, it's very convenient to take the elevator from Nakasu. Getting to this Tenjin hotel with luggage is too roundabout and troublesome. If I had to name the biggest advantage of the Tenjin hotel, it's the abundance of fast-food restaurants along the way to the hotel, and its convenient access to Tenjin shopping (though it's still at least an 8-10 minute walk).

Everything was great, exceeding our expectations. The only minor issue was not being able to call an Uber from the hotel, so we had to ask the front desk to call an airport taxi, which was quite expensive. Other than that, we were very satisfied.

The location is incredibly convenient, right across from the train and subway stations, and also opposite Hankyu. There are plenty of shops, supermarkets, and convenience stores nearby. The breakfast buffet gets very crowded, so be prepared for queues and a busy atmosphere when they replenish the food! However, the room itself is tiny, especially considering the price, which is comparable to a five-star hotel in China.

This feels more like a 4-star hotel that doesn't live up to its name. We stayed for two nights, and despite requesting room cleaning, it was never done. We had to find a staff member ourselves in the evening to tidy up. We booked a room with a kitchen, but shockingly, we had to go to the front desk to pick up the kitchen utensils (which were quite heavy), which was a real hassle. The air conditioning in the room was very loud, so I'd advise anyone with light sleep to be cautious when booking. I do not recommend it.

The public bath was smaller than those in the other hotels we’ve stayed at, but overall it was great. I found the view from the bath very relaxing. Having a sauna and a gym would make it even better. Breakfast was tasty and offered a wide selection of different foods, mostly Asian dishes. I had high expectations for the kaisendon, but unfortunately it was just okay. I appreciated the professional attitude of the restaurant staff. Overall, the service met the expected standards. .