Hotels near Nakajima Park, Fukuoka

Great value for money, though it's a bit far from the subway station. However, taking a bus is actually quite convenient. Also, the South Asian convenience store clerk at the nearby Lawson has a really poor attitude; I've seen a lot of bad reviews for them on Google Maps. The room was quite spacious, not like the typical Toyoko Inn size, and the amenities were good, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom.

Although it is a little far from Hakata Station, it is located in Nakasu, has a quiet atmosphere, and is within walking distance of the harbor. There is a welcome drink and mineral water in the room.

Fantastic location! It's super convenient, just a short walk to the yatai (food stalls), and there are tons of restaurants nearby. Plus, a Lawson convenience store is right downstairs. Oh, and a cat performance! Definitely recommended.

The location was great, really close to Nakasu-Kawabata Station, and having a 7-Eleven and Lawson nearby was super convenient! I chose this place as a middle point to visit both Tenjin and Hakata, but honestly, after walking around all day, the walk back to the hotel felt a bit far. It's about a 25-30 minute walk from Hakata/Tenjin. If you take the subway, it's only 2-3 minutes, so I'd definitely recommend getting a transport pass over walking! Also, the bathroom has a bathtub, so there's a slight moldy smell, but it disappears if you turn on the ventilation fan, so it's fine! Make sure to leave the fan on when you go out!!! The room condition was really clean and nice. There's a desk but only one chair, so we ended up putting stuff on the chair and eating on the bed, just a heads-up!!

The overall experience is wonderful, they provide careful service and the location of the hotel is really convenient. However, the public bath area is relatively small comparing to my expectations, so sometimes it was not that chill when sharing 5+ people in that area. Breakfast is great, but if you stay for couple nights, then I suggest just booking two of the sections is enough.

I stayed here for two nights right after landing in Fukuoka, and even as a solo traveler, the room felt incredibly cramped. I quickly switched hotels on the third day. The room was tiny and dated, giving off a vibe reminiscent of a guesthouse from the last century. You basically stepped out of the door and were immediately at the bed. My suitcase could only perch precariously on a folding luggage rack. The cleanliness was mediocre. The bathroom seemed quite clean and looked like it had been thoroughly scrubbed, but the room walls were very dirty with black marks. It wasn't until I opened my suitcase and its wheels rubbed against the wall that I realized where those black marks came from. Even though it was a non-smoking floor, the air in the room wasn't great. After just one night, my tonsils became inflamed. Those with sensitivities should definitely avoid this place. Toiletries and bathrobes were self-service in the lobby downstairs. The small packets of toner and lotion were surprisingly good, and the compressed exfoliating mitt was also quite useful. Drinking water wasn't provided, but there was a self-service laundry room. The hotel's location is pretty good, though. Le Labo is directly across the street, and there are many trendy shops and restaurants nearby. Tenjin shopping district is also within walking distance. It was quite cheap when I booked it, so I won't complain too much. It's suitable for backpackers.

The guy at the front desk, who seemed to be Indian or Nepalese, let us check in over an hour early, which was great. Laundry and dryers are on the 10th floor, and it seems like the front desk, toiletries, pajamas, and coffee are all up there too. It's a bit inconvenient that there's no free luggage storage; they have lockers on the 1st floor that cost 500 JPY. For checkout, you just drop your room card into a box in the elevator. To get here, you transfer one or two stops from Nakasu-Kawabata to Gofukumachi Station, then it's about a 10-minute walk. There's a convenience store nearby.

Traveled solo in December. The pod was clean and the sleeping area quiet. Bathroom facilities are split into separate shower stalls and toilet areas. The bed reclines and is controlled via a small iPod device. I had a large 31” suitcase, which didn’t fit under the bed. There is luggage storage in the lobby, but you’ll need to separate your personal items beforehand. If you need a place to sit, there’s a seating area on the mezzanine floor. It was quite busy when I was there, but I still managed to find a seat. Location is unbeatable, just a stone’s throw from Matsukiyo and Donki, and about a 3-minute walk from the Nakasu subway. Check-in was smooth. Service isn’t a standout here, mainly because there isn’t much interaction to begin with.

Price per night was pretty expensive for buisness hotel and whilst that is normal for fukouka that did not justify the price for this place in my opinion. The room was clean but very small by business hotel standards but was manageable nonetheless. The worst part I feel about this hotel is that the front desk and main entrance are mixed together with a bar on the same floor so at the evening/ night time there are a lot of people there with loud music dancing and drinking making the entrance and front desk area very crowded and annoying to access. Overall the hotel was okay would not recommend to stay more than a few nights.

Very conveniently located in the Nakasu/Hakata area. Easy walk to the shopping district. Our room was much smaller/tighter than expected. It listed suitable for 4 to stay so i was expecting 2 Twin beds. Instead we had 2 Singles which meant one child had to sleep on the floor. They brought blankets to try to make it more pleasant. The breakfast area is not very big. On days that there were tour groups leaving, it was a wait to get a seat and the food would be finished so fast. There were not enough staff to keep up with refilling the food. Otherwise, the food was actually quite good and enjoyable. They also had complimentary wine during happy hour which we appreciated.