Fukuoka – hotele i inne miejsca na pobyt

I stayed for 1 night and 2 days, and the most important thing was a location close to the station, shopping, and good restaurants in Tenjin, and the location was great! 😀 Moreover, even though we booked the smallest room, they upgraded us to a higher-tier room, so we were able to relax comfortably. The staff was very friendly and helped us in Korean, which we really appreciated! 👍 It was also convenient that we could take as many amenities as we needed from the lobby floor elevator. (You need to take the elevator to the 2nd floor to get to the lobby.) The restaurants we originally wanted to go to, such as Ichihuchimotsunabe, Ichiran, Shinshira Ramen, and Tomomura / Kyoto Katsukyu Gyu Katsu, as well as Torikizoku, were all right in front of the hotel, so we could walk to them easily! Human Made, Daimyo Street, Parco, and department stores were all within walking distance, so if we had too much shopping, we could briefly drop by the accommodation to store our things and then go out light, which was the best! Since the Japanese-style bathroom structure was preserved, there was a slightly damp smell when we first entered the room, but we just left the auxiliary card key in and turned on the air conditioning a bit, and after about an hour, the smell was mostly gone, so we didn’t mind it too much! I would definitely be willing to stay here again if I visit Fukuoka next time.

The hotel is located in a prime area with convenient transportation, close to several transit hubs, making travel very convenient. The room size is reasonable, Wi-Fi is stable, hot water supply is adequate, and overall cleanliness is satisfying. The service attitude is friendly and professional. Although the facilities are not luxurious, they are sufficient for daily use, offering good value for money and are worth recommending.

The accommodation has a large public bath on the 13th floor. There is also an outdoor bath, and I really enjoyed the warm hot spring on a cool day at the end of September. Even if you don't spend much time at the accommodation, taking a bath before meals or before bed, and once in the morning is great. This accommodation has been number one for me throughout my life. The breakfast is also very cost-effective and delicious. The staff are very kind and responsive, and check-in is available in Korean, while check-out can be done through a kiosk. However, you do have to walk 7 minutes from the station, but it's fine since it's close to Canal City.

[Advantages and Recommendations] Best cost-performance and accessibility: It is located very close to the station, making it highly accessible and offering great performance for the price. It is the perfect choice for travelers who primarily just sleep at the accommodation and go through their travel itinerary. Public bath facilities: The hotel has a large public bath, which is great for relieving fatigue after a day of activities. If you visit, I highly recommend using it. (However, there are three Apa Hotels in close proximity, so make sure you confirm you are entering the correct building that you booked to avoid confusion.) Foreign language services: There are staff who speak English available at check-in, so there were no communication issues, and at checkout, there was also staff who spoke Korean, which was convenient. [Disadvantages and Usage Tips] Small room and bathroom size: The room and bathroom are quite small. The hotel advises storing luggage under the bed, but it is troublesome to constantly fold and unfold it, and I felt uneasy about the space under the bed, so I kept my luggage laid out horizontally in the hallway by the door. Even so, the space for movement remains minimal. Hygiene status: The floor is carpeted and tends to collect some dust, so I didn’t feel that the room was very clean. For those who are not overly sensitive about hygiene, it is sufficient for just sleeping. [Overall Review] While the small room size and imperfect hygiene are somewhat disappointing, the strong advantages of accessibility, cost-performance, and the public bath make it a place I return to each time I visit Japan. I recommend it for those who want a practical travel experience.

I stayed at the Toyo Hotel because my departure was at 11:50 AM, and the location was really great. As you know, the prices of hotels in similar locations vary widely, right? As mentioned in the reviews, there was a bit of a musty smell in the bathroom, but if you're not sensitive, you can overlook it for the cheap price, haha. The staff I saw were the most diligent in cleaning. They were vigorously disinfecting the elevator touch panel and keeping the rooms clean. However, the bathroom was like a Toyoko Inn, a prefabricated style, so it did have a smell from being old, but the bathtub was so well cleaned that it looked shiny and clean. Also, people say the rooms are very small, but make sure to book a large room. I got a deluxe twin room for around 90,000 yen, which was spacious, and the beds were wider than average, so I slept comfortably^^ You can also call a taxi, and it only takes about ten minutes to get to the international terminal for 1500 yen + 300 yen for the call, so just keep that in mind~

The staff's friendly service was great. The breakfast service may seem expensive, but even if you go to nearby restaurants that offer breakfast, Korean travelers would likely choose similar price range menus, so the breakfast price is not actually cheap. And the quality of the breakfast is good. The braised dishes might not suit your taste if you're not used to the unique flavors of Japanese soy sauce and sweetness, but I really liked the natto, miso soup, and eggplant side dish. Also, there is mentaiko baguette here. Tasting it here is better than going to another café. Most restaurant foods in Fukuoka tend to be quite salty compared to Korean tastes, but the breakfast here was well-seasoned. I wanted to have breakfast one more time on the last day, but it was already fully booked, which was disappointing. The condition of the room is very good. However, if you are traveling with older parents, I recommend a larger room. I booked a single room at a nearby hotel for my father to use just for sleeping. It was just right for two people. Also, I know some people are sensitive about whether the window can be opened... Yes, the window can be opened. The breeze flows in well, providing good ventilation. Speaking of ventilation... there is a temperature control device, so you can set a comfortable temperature. The air in the room is dry, so those with respiratory issues might want to hang a damp towel nearby. The large public bath is also clean and nice. However, people who are sensitive might dislike the disinfectant smell of the bath. The location is really good for shopping, convenience stores, popular eateries, and cafés, all within a 20-minute walking distance, so I walked around for the entire 4 nights and 5 days. The station is a bit far for commuting to and from the airport, and the roads are narrow, so I highly recommend taking a taxi. It takes about 25 minutes on average to get from the airport to the hotel. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay. I recommend it to travelers to Fukuoka.

Thanks to the location and cleanliness, the staff's quick and friendly service, and the neat and delicious breakfast, "Forza Hakataeki Chikusiguchi I," the best hotel in Fukuoka recommended by my elementary school daughter, was the perfect accommodation for traveling with a child. I would also like to extend my gratitude to the friendly manager who assisted us and the staff member who spoke Korean; it was a hotel I would love to visit again.

I revisited after a really long time. First of all, I was very happy that both check-in and check-out could be done easily at the kiosk, and it was great to be able to store my luggage comfortably before check-in. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk from Hakata Station, but if you enjoy your trip and walk while digesting your full stomach from eating a lot, it’s a short distance. Additionally, the accommodation was clean and the top floor had a bath, which was good for relieving fatigue. However, there was no air conditioning in the elevator for room movement on hot days, so it was really hot, and I thought it would be nice if guests who wanted could take the stairs instead. I will visit again when I come to Fukuoka next time.

The hotel is connected directly to the subway, so even in hot or rainy weather, there’s no need to go outside; you can move around seamlessly. The gym is open 24 hours, which I used throughout my stay, and I enjoyed free soba and sake in the evening as well. The staff was very kind, especially a friendly Korean employee at the front desk who made the check-in and check-out processes easy, and there was a server who always greeted us with a smile during breakfast, which made for a pleasant start to the day (there was a cheerful interaction with a staff member who said I looked like my grandfather when he saw my father). I would love to stay here again if I get the chance.

The location is not bad, it's quiet and clean, and the staff were friendly, so I had a comfortable stay! Netflix is available~ The pillows and bedding are soft, so the sleeping environment was comfortable too~ Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, towels, hand soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, and hair dryer are provided, and especially they changed the one-piece pajamas daily, which helped me lighten my luggage. Daily bottled water is provided, and on the first floor, Americano and simple tea are available, although there are no ice cubes, but I could buy ice cups at the convenience store within the hotel~ The drugstore is close, and Don Quijote is not far either (about a 7-minute walk). It was nice to have a simple beer at the food stalls that open across the hotel every night~ The restaurant I go for breakfast every time I visit Fukuoka is right nearby, so I plan to book Monterrasu again next time~! One downside was that the dust behind the TV wasn't cleaned well, and there was something sticky on the floor of the room!

a brand new, modern hotel with amazing rooms made entirely of wood. extremely helpful staff and a cool idea for free drinks with tokens you get at check-in. only the space for breakfast is too small

I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. The hotel is new and very clean, with many foreign staff who provided polite service and were attentive, making for a comfortable stay. The breakfast included bagel sandwiches, a make-your-own seafood bowl, and freshly squeezed juice, all of which were delicious. Additionally, the location is good, making it easy to go out for meals, sightseeing, and shopping. I would like to use this hotel again.

The location was good and transportation was convenient, and the overall cleanliness of the accommodation was neat. The room size was decent, and the bathroom and hot water usage were satisfactory, making it comfortable to stay. The basic amenities were well provided, and the satisfaction level was fairly good for the price. The staff were generally friendly, but their responsiveness was not very impressive, and the view was somewhat disappointing.

I traveled to Fukuoka with my younger sibling and stayed for two nights. First of all, the check-in was self-service, which was convenient, and it was nice that I could issue a QR code to store my luggage at a self-service locker. The amenities included pajamas (one-piece type), a toothbrush, a comb, a razor, and a shower towel. The room itself was on the smaller side, and I could spread out about two suitcases in a corner. The toilet and shower booth were separated, which was convenient, and it was quite clean since it was relatively new. The sink was outside, which was convenient, and there was a curtain separating the sink, toilet, and shower booth from the bedroom, allowing for space division. They provided two large towels and two hand towels, but this was a bit inconvenient... I wish there were standard towels available! Overall, I had a comfortable stay~ The location is also great, just 4-5 minutes from Hakata Station, making it very flexible. And above all, the breakfast is amazing. The rice burger is delicious! Haha, I will definitely visit again when I go to Fukuoka next time~~

The Hakata Bus Terminal is very close, and the location is not bad. It's also convenient to walk to Canal City. The room is spacious enough to comfortably open up a suitcase. There is also a bathtub, which is nice. However, when filling the bathtub, some black substance came out, which was a bit concerning. The toilet pressure is weak, which is disappointing. But the towels are plentiful, and they provide body wash, shampoo, and conditioner, which is great. The hairdryer is powerful and dries well, which is a plus. There is also an outlet by the head of the bed, making it easy to charge devices.

The location, hygiene, and amenities were all great. It was in a good spot for traveling, so I enjoyed my stay for three nights and four days. The twin beds were spacious and the mattress was comfortable, so I slept well. There was no noise, and they provided cleaning service daily, which was nice. There was also a washing machine, which I made good use of.

It was very close to the station, and I was happy that the staff were kind and willing to help. The cute room was wonderful and clean. The bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was very delicious. I was able to relax, so I wanted to stay longer.

1. It was cheaper than other accommodations around, but maybe because it's vacation season, it felt expensive. 2. The staff were very kind. 3. It was convenient that they provided self check-in instructions in Korean. 4. It was good for security that you had to swipe the card to get on the elevator. 5. There's a Lawson convenience store right next to it and a FamilyMart across the street, making it convenient for snacks or water. 6. It is within walking distance from Hakata. 7. It is walkable to Canal Way and Nakasu. 8. It was perfect for solo stay. I could open my suitcase and use it comfortably. 9. The lobby is really cool. It's cool enough to make me happy, but it gets hot on the way to the room after taking the elevator [though it's not far, so it's manageable]. 10. I had to shower in the bathtub, but the shower curtain had a smell... However, it's manageable if you ventilate well. If I come to Fukuoka again, I would like to book this accommodation again if asked. 🫡🫡

It's a bit cramped for two people. (There's barely enough space to open the suitcaseㅠ) But it was inexpensive thanks to the discount, and above all, the staff were so friendly!! They spoke Korean well and provided excellent service :-) The location seems to be within 10 minutes of anywhere. It's a 10-minute walk from the station and towards Tenjin as well! They don't do cleaning separately, only changing towels and collecting trash bags. They have pajamas and amenities, so you only need to bring basic products. There's a convenience store right in front, which was convenient! I had a comfortable stay for 4 nights :-)

Hakata station is right at door steps. Convenience stores nearby. Room is clean and quite spacious

The location was easily accessible on foot and convenient for shopping. The accommodation had good hot water supply and the bathroom was clean, allowing for a pleasant stay. The housekeeping service was also very satisfactory. The staff's attitude was friendly, and the overall facilities were well-equipped, making for a comfortable time.

It was the best location for accommodation, close to the underground shopping center, with a convenience store right next door, and within a 5-10 minute walk to Daiso and Don Quijote. It seemed to be a popular shaved ice shop where locals were lining up below. The breakfast was very delicious and there was unlimited refill available for ochazuke, which made me very satisfied. The hot spring had a sky view on the top floor, which was very charming. Each room also had its own bathtub, so if I couldn't match the time, I could take a bath in the room. However, there was a smell coming from the sink, so I covered it lightly with plastic while I slept, and it was inconvenient to use both the key and the recognition key together. When using the elevator, the recognition key didn't tag properly before pressing the button, and there were times when I couldn't go to the desired floor and ended up getting off at the wrong one. Also, when opening the door with a lot of luggage, turning the key was a hassle.

The location is excellent, as it is about a 10-minute walk to Tenjin and there is a market nearby, making it very enjoyable to explore. There is a FamilyMart convenience store located on the first floor of the hotel, and directly across the street, there is a Seven-Eleven, with a Don Quijote store just a 2-minute walk away, and a supermarket in the basement of the same building. However, it is located in a nightlife area, so it's not ideal for families with young children to walk around at night. This was my second stay, and the staff were still very friendly. I visited another regional city and arrived at the hotel on the second day of my trip about 2 hours earlier than check-in time, but they allowed me to check in early for free. Considering the price, I am satisfied as I was able to book a better room at a similar rate to hotels in downtown Tenjin.

Hotel położony jest w dobrej lokalizacji. Jest czysty i posiada mały basen zewnętrzny oraz wewnętrzny onsen. To byłoby tyle z plusów.Cena za nocleg jest absurdalnie wysoka jak na standard, który ten obiekt faktycznie oferuje. Można by oczekiwać jakości premium – w końcu to Japonia i segment wyższej klasy – ale rzeczywistość mocno rozczarowuje. Największy żart to śniadanie. Hotel, który kreuje się na luksusowy, serwuje posiłki na… plastikowych talerzykach. Plastik w hotelu tej klasy? To wygląda jak stołówka budżetowego hostelu, a nie obiekt, który każe sobie słono płacić za nocleg. Do tego jakość jedzenia pozostawia wiele do życzenia – wybór skromny, smak przeciętny, produkty sprawiają wrażenie najtańszych możliwych. Kompletnie bez charakteru i bez jakości, której można by oczekiwać w Fukuoce.

First of all, it was very convenient that the hotel was partnered with Cargo Pass, allowing us to send our luggage at the airport and explore the area. It was also great that we only needed to send our luggage from the front desk when going to the airport. The accommodation was very clean, the bathroom was not cramped, and the air conditioning was always running, keeping us cool. The location was also good, as there were nearby subway and bus terminals, making it easy to come and go quickly. There was a Seven-Eleven right across the street from the main entrance, which made it very convenient to buy snacks before entering the accommodation. If I come to Fukuoka again, I plan to revisit this place.

📞 Host Communication I had some questions related to the facilities and used the internal phone; the host was very kind and explained everything in detail. 🚇 Location and Amenities It is located near a train station, and there are various convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, making everyday life very convenient. 👥 Accommodation Atmosphere There were many group tourists, probably because it is a famous hotel. There were always guests on the first floor, and sometimes the elevator was full, so I could not use it. 🚿 Bathroom and Hot Water Hot water was plentiful, and the water pressure was sufficient, making it comfortable. ❄️ Air Conditioning The air conditioning worked very well, providing perfect indoor temperature control. 🍽️ Shared Facilities There were shared microwaves and ice makers available, which was convenient. 🛏️ Bedding and Cleanliness Pajamas were provided, and all facilities, including bedding and the bathroom, were kept clean.

Honestly, I was a bit worried because it was an old hotel, but when I actually got there, it was nice. I arrived much later than expected, but I was really grateful to be given a room with a good view. There were no issues with cleanliness, and the size of the room was also decent for my stay.

Early arrival. Easy check-in with friendly service and communication. Received two keys and took the elevator to the assigned room. Room 501, not smaller than expected. Clean and tidy, as expected, with carpet. 😁 However, the room was quite humid. An air purifier and dehumidifier are essential. Had to run the air conditioner on full. It worked very well. The view was almost blocked. View of the parking lot. This was disappointing. The bathroom had a tub, and there was also a bidet. The bathroom was relatively spacious (for Japan). The bed was about queen size, and the TV was suitable, compact. There was a hairdryer, but no curling iron, so please check the voltage and prepare one from Korea in advance, or it’s good to buy one for 2,000-3,000 yen at Don Quijote. I also inquired at the counter, but there was none. 🥲 There was a toothbrush among the amenities, but do not use it once and throw it away. It cannot be refilled. There is no toothbrush at the amenity area on the first floor. It has all kinds of disposable razors, toothpaste, facial cleansers, etc. Remember to take your supplies from lunch until night. They won’t be available in the morning. Breakfast is available but must be paid separately. Coffee is free. There are many good restaurants nearby, and Hakata Station is about a 5-minute walk, making it convenient to move around. It’s also easy to walk around the area where the hotel is located. Overall, I am satisfied with the price. Personally, I don't have any complaints, except for the humidity in the room. 😆

I visited in winter, and the best part was that there was a bathhouse. The room was clean, and the staff were friendly. There are shops, restaurants, and convenience stores nearby, just a short walk away. The sushi from the supermarket is really delicious. Although it's a bit far from downtown, I truly recommend this place for those who don’t mind the location! I plan to stay here again next time I visit Fukuoka. 😊 The room with twin beds is spacious, making it easy to open up my suitcase, and the bathroom is also clean!