Hotels With Bar in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Stayed in this hotel for 4 nights. Location is superb just 2-3mins walk to the main train station hakata station where you can easily accessible to around in Fukuoka. Room is quite small consider most hotel rooms in Japan are small. We had breakfast at the hotel nice ambience but choice of varieties so so. You can consider your breakfast by going to the train station to eat as you can find many shops around in the station and shopping around for food, clothing, skincare and souvenirs are so convenient.

This is officially my favorite hotel ever! I finally got to redeem a voucher I'd been saving from a previous promotion, and it was also my first time staying at a luxury hotel in Japan. Being right next to Parco was incredibly convenient for serious shoppers like me. What's more, Tenjin Station is right downstairs, making subway travel incredibly easy. The room was unbelievably spacious, and the breathtaking window view was a huge bonus. I was pleasantly surprised by the three-fixture bathroom layout, and three sinks in the vanity area – amazing! They also offer a scenic afternoon tea starting at 2 PM; the treats were delicious and clearly not an afterthought. My only minor critiques are that the service was fairly standard, and the minibar was empty. However, these small issues don't overshadow the fantastic experience, and it's definitely a hotel to snag if you find a good price!

A taxi ride from Fukuoka Airport to the hotel takes about 15 minutes and costs around 2200 JPY, which is quite convenient. When checking out for your return trip to the airport, you can ask the front desk to arrange a taxi. They'll write the license plate number on a card for you, and the taxi will be waiting downstairs by the time you head down. While it's a bit of a walk from Hakata Station (about 10 minutes), luckily we didn't encounter any rainy weather. However, walking that distance in the summer heat felt quite tiring. The popular cafe 'Bread, Espresso &...' located downstairs has long queues in the morning, but you won't need to queue at all in the afternoon or evening. Canal City and Kushida Shrine are both within walking distance (you'll pass by the Full Full bakery on the way). Regarding the tatami room, the tatami area is quite substantial and takes up a large portion of the space, but consequently, the bathroom and shower are quite small. It's highly recommended if you're traveling with children. However, if you don't have kids, I personally found the deluxe twin room I stayed in previously to be quieter and more spacious. The hotel doesn't offer full room cleaning every day; on the second and third days of our stay, they only replaced toiletries and emptied the trash bins. This was acceptable to me, as the overall cleanliness remained good. If you require daily full cleaning, you can always inform the front desk.

Facilities: The hotel is very new, and new hotels are always a plus. Everything was excellent, though the only minor drawback was the lack of a gym. Cleanliness: One day, I briefly returned to my room to pick something up and saw two staff members cleaning it together. It was exceptionally clean. Every time I came back to the room, I was reminded of how wonderful it is to stay in a Japanese hotel. Location: It's right across from the station, which is incredibly convenient. Downstairs, there's the famous Musashi Beef Bowl. Across the street, you'll find the Lopia supermarket with an amazing selection of sashimi and sushi (on the 4th floor of a nearby building). Hankyu AMU is also right next door. During my stay, virtually every guest I encountered at the hotel was from Hong Kong. Service: Very good.

Location of hotel is very good, Level 2 has a sheltered walkway linked to Kokura station. When exit from the door, turn right to take the route towards stadium, this is faster as it has a travellator. It’s less walking than walking towards Lawson and pass the anime building to the same kokura station entrance. From kokura, can access many malls such as Vierra, AMU plaza, Saintcity and etc. If the tower floor has discount, highly recommend to take it as the amenities are good and refilled each day of the stay. Free access to Tower library which is a quiet and cozy area to chill and enjoy the free drinks with a nice view. There are hot and iced coffee, tea, calpis, Minute Maid etc. Breakfast set menu for tower room only is good, had a special fish dish on the both days I went, service is top notch. Buffet spread at level 1 is good too, has many tasty selections. After the buffet, can even takeaway a cup of coffee from the entrance coffee machine.

The Watanabe-dori Itchome bus stop is right at the hotel's doorstep, and the subway station is just a couple of hundred meters away. Getting to the hotel from the train station is very convenient. Tenjin commercial district is less than 2km away on foot. The breakfast buffet was incredibly generous and tasted much better than those offered at four-star hotels in my home country. The rooms are over 20 square meters, which is significantly larger than similarly priced hotels in Japan. The only minor inconvenience was the bathroom; being a unit bathroom, the step up into it was quite high. Highly recommended!

Pros: Big bed, has a shared space near the lobby that has a kitchen, ice cubes, water and microwave, a working area if you’re a digital nomad, near Don Quijote and shopping area. This place is ideal for your last days when you need to shop. Cons: Room is small and while I appreciate the eco living they promote. They made a built in wooden frame that is so tall and has an excess wood on the side. I am 165cm and not small. I got injured going down the bed because I had to close the window. The big window is not remote controlled and can only be closed if you pull down the blinds manually. When I told the reception about this I received nothing. No apologies or empathy. This is dangerous. Other cons- no fridge inside the room, and no bath tub. On my first night someone was trying to open my door it was scary.

Fantastic location, and the service was excellent. I didn't have any meal in the restaurant, but breakfast is always excellent, and the atmosphere and service are great. Spotless room and bathroom. The lounge area is spacious and beautiful as well. I highly recommend this hotel, and it's the one I always stay at when I'm in the Tenjin area. Highly recommended for a female solo stay as well.

The location it just less than 5 minute from Hakata station . It have Shinkansen line too . And if you wanna rent car for day trips or out of Fukuoka, it is very convenient too . The station come with few shopping malls connecting together and if you are not familiar you will get lost ! Haha but nothing to worry about it as long you follow the sign board , and food paradise eat whatever you like and craving for . Walking back in winter weather was amazing cool breeze! The hotel was quiet too , and you seldom will see anyone while in the hotel . Staff are friendly , attentive approachable. You can enjoy bath tub to release the tiredness when you have walk too too much after your sightseeing. To international airport it just 10 min by cab , around $1850 Yen , if you do not want to drag your luggage after your full full shopping. Happy staying 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Excellent service, location, cleanliness in the room, delicious breakfast. The only thing was, it was my birthday, but there were no amenities from the hotel. Perhaps it's not so easy here as in European five-star chain hotels, so it didn't spoil the impression.