Fukuoka Guesthouse Little Asia Kokura Reviews

The hotel was on the fifth floor of the building. There was only one toilet and washroom for all person. They give bedsheet for use and for towel we have to pay. For one night stay if anybody does not want to spend so much money then it is ok. I brought my own food I enjoyed that one in my place. Small table lamp type light was there at my place.

Nice and friendly staffs. There’s a kitchen with hot water, microwave and fridge. Nice guests some stay permanently there for months too. Can rent towel etc there

Its pretty old, a kind of self-made place) But staff do a big job, making this place clean, open and friendly.

Everything is very good and I will be back to stay here again.

The location and cleanliness are great for less than 20,000 won per night. It was nice to be able to store my luggage.

Near the station, Igokura Castle is also nearby, and surrounding facilities are nearby. Very good to use The building is an old building and has 4 floors. There's a bar right next door, so it's a bit noisy at night. There was also a slight smell of food. The kitchen is not that clean, but it is spacious. I think it's okay for a meal once in a while. For those who are not traveling as a couple or family, it would be okay to stay for a short time.

Does the accommodation feel a bit like Hong Kong? The route was to Japan, but when I arrived at the accommodation, it felt like a Hong Kong accommodation. There is a reception, but it's in the hallway, so I wondered what it was, and it turned out to be a phone that looked like an air conditioner remote control. You had to call the staff from the hallway with that and they would come out. I paid the accommodation tax in cash and they gave me directions and left coolly. Later, when I saw him while eating, I was surprised to see him enjoying TV comfortably on the sofa. I guess he was a resident employee. It was inconvenient to eat in a room on the 5th floor because I had to carry food up to the 4th floor. I put up my own sheets in the dormitory room, but I had bedbugs and I'm very sensitive to Japanese diseases. I caught them right away and threw them away, but it was a bit uncomfortable and I couldn't sleep comfortably. Of course, the snoring noise also played a role. There was a shower, a toilet, and a sink, and there were others, but I had to go out of the house and go to the next door or upstairs, so the circulation was bad. I made a reservation in a hurry, so I just did it, but he won't come next time.

It is a 10-minute walk from Kokura Station. The location is not very obvious. Check in on the fifth floor of Nakamichi Building. The room is clean and hygienic. It is not far from Dango Market (which sells fruits, vegetables, snacks and sashimi) and Kokura Castle. During the day, you can also go to Moji Port on the east side (opposite Yamaguchi Prefecture on Honshu) and Yawata Sarakura Mountain on the west side to enjoy Japan's new three major night views.

I've been to a lot of hostels/capsules, but I don't think I'll revisit this dormitory room. The texture is vague and the space is really, really small so there is no place to put clothes. One shower room for 9 people...I'd rather pay a little more and go to a hotel.

The location is very close to Kokura Station. However, there are many people on the street below the accommodation starting in the evening. I checked in at the accommodation on the 5th floor and was assigned a room on the 4th floor. It was quiet and comfortable.

It's the worst! It's so wrong with the photo, it's just It's roughly made of wood so it makes a funny creaking sound. no. Since I have been through a lot of marriage, I can I stay here and it has the a**osphere of a precious stone mountain lodge. You can make an initial reservation and make a postpaid reservation on site. They told me to pay 4,400 yen and I paid it and went to the accommodation. As I entered, construction workers came and went. It's too distracting to stay here. Then they tell you to go because there is no refund~ㅠㅠ It's a total disaster. I got ripped off and got lost after walking a long way from Kokura. It was absurd~~~ I hate going to Japan~~~

It is very close to Kitakyushu Station, and the location of the accommodation was great in a city with many sights to see, such as Tanga Market and Kokura Castle. People from many countries came and had a great time.

I felt that they were diligent about cleaning the toilets, living room, and smoking area of ​​cigarette butts. Although the facility is old, I think it is kept clean. But I would like to replace the sofa in the living room.

Good value and good location Just don't expect great service.