Name: Hotel Monterey La Soeur Fukuoka
Address: Fukuoka, Japan
Rating: 8.9

Japan

Tokyo

Osaka

Fukuoka

Kobe

Sendai

Sapporo

The main advantage is its five-minute proximity to Tokyo Station. To get there, exit Tokyo Station via the Yaesu Central Gate, cross the street, walk straight until you reach Tsubakiya Coffee, and the small street on your left is where it's located. Another great plus: the shower caddy has three shelves, and the middle one is perfectly sized for women! That's a rare find!

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get around. There are so many great restaurants and shops nearby too. The subway station is just across the street.

The decor is quite unique and stylish.

And the elevator is really interesting!

They even provide amenities like face masks and eye masks.

Overall, it's excellent value for money.

I'll definitely be staying here again!

This hotel is super convenient, right across from Exit 5 of the Hanzo-mon line. It's also really close to popular spots like Chidorigafuchi and the Imperial Palace, and getting to other train lines for transfers is a breeze. We've stayed here twice now and both times were great. The room size was good, and the price was fair. It's not a super new hotel, but its fantastic location and overall decent amenities make it excellent value for money, in my opinion. Oh, and they provide basic toiletries and even some makeup – there were two options on the first floor. Since we stayed in April, it wasn't too hot outside, so we didn't really need them, but I imagine they'd be a nice bonus in the summer. Their tea is also really delicious! They even have face masks, not top-of-the-line, but perfectly fine for a quick hydration boost while traveling.

The hotel is very close to Ginza, just a 350-meter walk around the corner to Matsuya Department Store. The room was indeed very small, but it had a feminine style. There's a coffee machine in the room, and they provide two bottles of mineral water daily. Breakfast is a Western-style semi-buffet; the presentation is beautiful, and the taste is pretty good, though I personally prefer Japanese breakfast. It's about a 600-meter walk from JR Yurakucho Station to the hotel. It's not convenient with luggage, so a taxi costs around 500 yen for the minimum fare.

There is something unique about this Hotel Monterey in Akasaka that made our stay so enjoyable.  Location yes but the little details of the hotel made for a most enjoyable stay; the free cold beverages in the lobby; the hotel front desk staff accommodating our request for a larger room; the in room kettle; coffee machine; ceramic coffee cups/teapot; the unique showerhead; the linens; the bedcover and most definitely the mattress.  The one awkward item would be the difficulty in navigating through the Japanese language media selections.Thank you.

I specifically chose this hotel for the ARASHI concert in Osaka. The location is truly excellent. Osaka OCAT is right below the hotel, offering buses to Osaka's two major airports, Tottori, Tokushima, Takamatsu, and more. It's about a 50-minute ride to Kansai Airport. The hotel's basement has JR, Osaka Metro, and Hanshin lines. It's a 10-minute walk to Namba Takashimaya Department Store and the surrounding shopping streets, and a 15-minute walk to Shinsaibashi Daimaru Department Store. There are many restaurants in the hotel's underground mall, and a supermarket on the first floor of the adjacent building where you can shop and get tax refunds.

The hotel lobby and restaurant have a Western classical decor, and there's even a small chapel. I saw a wedding taking place there on the day I checked in. However, the room decor is a bit old and simple; the single room size isn't small for a Japanese hotel. The hotel lobby is on the 22nd floor, and guest rooms are from the 24th to 31st floors. Each floor entrance requires a room card to access the corridor, which is a good security feature. My room was on the 29th floor, with an average view – facing another guest room. On a side note, the sheer curtains in the room are very transparent. If you have the lights on at night with only the sheer curtains drawn, people in the opposite rooms can see inside, as I unintentionally experienced myself 😅.

The hotel breakfast offers a rich variety and excellent quality, including Japanese and Western dishes, desserts, ice cream, and fruits, even watermelon and cherries. The breakfast restaurant on the 23rd floor has an excellent view; the last two photos are taken from there.

My only dissatisfaction during this stay was the hotel's service. Most guests at the hotel were Caucasian, with some Koreans and people from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. It was noticeable how enthusiastic the hotel staff were towards Caucasian guests, and how indifferent they were towards Chinese guests. I wouldn't call it discrimination, but more of a perfunctory, by-the-book service. On the first day at breakfast, after scanning my room card, I was told my booking didn't include breakfast. I informed the staff that my reservation did include it; after a phone confirmation with the front desk, it was indeed included. To my surprise, the same issue occurred again on the second day. I'm unsure if the breakfast information wasn't entered into the system during check-in or what caused this recurring problem. Why wasn't the dining information updated after the first day's incident? Crucially, throughout both interactions, I didn't sense any apology from the hotel staff. However, the housekeeping staff were quite enthusiastic; they would actively greet me in the hallway and step aside to let me pass first.

Traveling in Japan with kids, I was originally looking for a hotel with convenient transportation. While this one is close to a subway exit, it takes a good 10-15 minute walk underground to actually reach the station platform. The hotel entrance is tucked away in a small alley, easy to miss if you're not paying attention – you have to walk down the small lane right under the big Ryukakusan sign. On the upside, the surrounding area is packed with amazing food, all sorts of delicious options, and there's a huge supermarket under the five major department stores. The 'late-night diner' noodle shop across the street opens at 10 PM, which is great for those returning late. As expected, the room wasn't very big; the triple room seemed to be a standard twin room with an extra bed squeezed in, making it quite cramped. We could barely open one suitcase. A unique feature of the hotel is the hot spring on the 3rd floor. Lots of people were going up and down to use it every day, but since we were out early and back late, we didn't get to experience it.

This is the best hotel I've stayed at in Japan in terms of value for money, and I've been here four times. While it has some common issues with older hotels, like limited power outlets and dated bedding, these are minor flaws compared to its overall excellent qualities. The location is about 500-600 meters from both the train and subway stations. For this price range in Japan, the room is surprisingly spacious, offering a glimpse of Sakuramiya and a corner of the castle tower. The biggest surprise was the free onsen, which even included an outdoor bath! After soaking, there's a lounge where you can enjoy complimentary drinks, popsicles, and senbei. A heads-up: you might encounter female staff in the men's bath, just keep your cool when they greet you.

This was my second stay at this hotel, and this time I stayed for five days and four nights. There was a slight issue with my initial room, but after speaking with the staff, they moved me to the room next door. The room was quiet and spacious enough. The hotel's breakfast was also excellent and varied daily. Most importantly, the hotel's location is superb, offering a peaceful retreat in the bustling Umeda area, as long as you're not right next to the train tracks.

I had to find a last-minute hotel before heading home because the price of my original hotel quadrupled due to the May Day holiday. This one wasn't cheap either. It would be acceptable for around 500-600, but over 1000 yen feels a bit pricey. Also, it's directly across from a hospital in Fukuoka, which isn't ideal.

This hotel is super conveniently located, close to the subway, right between Tenjin and Hakata. A taxi to the airport was only about 100 RMB. In the lobby, they have complimentary tea bags and hot water, plus an electronic scale which is really handy for weighing your luggage. The rooms are spacious and even come with a humidifier. There's also an onsen (hot spring bath) at the hotel. We stayed in two different room types, and the more premium one had even more amenities like bath salts and mouthwash. The service was excellent; my room key fell out, and a kind passerby found it and returned it to the hotel, which I really appreciated.

Extremely satisfied with this stay! 👍 I've stayed at this hotel's Ginza location in Tokyo before, and this was my first time at the Fukuoka Tenjin hotel. The room was cozy, comfortable, and surprisingly spacious! The bathtub 🛁 was large enough for a relaxing soak. Downstairs there's a 24-hour sushi restaurant, and a 7-Eleven right in the building – so convenient! I'll definitely be back to stay again! Highly recommend!

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