Hotels With Wifi in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

It was super convenient for my husband and I as we were taking a break in the middle of our journey from Osaka to Oita. Just a couple minutes walk from the train station. It is more spacious than most hotels in major cities. And it is also within walking distance to restaurants and major attractions in Kokura. And they also provide a self-service luggage storage. We will stay here again if we ever need to transit through Kokura.

1. Very spacious room for this price point to be honest. Could be because it's not a major city... 2. Kitchen equipment like induction cooker and pot and bowls and utensils were provided! Makes it possible to cook your own meals (or even just Maggie mee) fridge was very big so can buy drinks to store 3. Location was alright. Located along small alley but very near main road leading to shopping street and Kokura station. 4. Aircon and heater worked well. Great for winter weather 5. Bathroom ventilator was very strong. To the extent that it feels very cold after taking a shower. We tried closing the bathroom door at night and it was literally like a freezer in the morning when we open it. But also because of the ventilator, our clothes dried fast indoors 🥶 6. Now to the pain points. First got to be the facility management and check in check out process. This property does auto check in meaning there is no physical staff to handle your check in check out throughout. There is no receptionist at all. I made my booking 2- 3 hours prior to arriving at property. At the front door we were prompted to input entry passcode which we had no idea what it was (it's not the reservation number provided by the booking partner like Agoda or trip.com) tried to contact both the hotel helpline (there was a Jp phone number at the entrance but that's all, no other info whatsoever) and also escalated to Agoda (as I made my booking through Agoda for first nights) but no ans. In the end we had to enter property when someone unlocked the front entrance using her own passcode before we could speak to the helpdesk through the tablets. So it turns out that they claim most travellers would make their reservation at least a day prior to arrival, which was why system didn't capture my booking (yet ironically they allowed booking for same day check in .... When they clearly cannot manage the whole process) shouldn't there be more effort being put in to monitor for same day booking so the traveller doesn't get stuck at the front entrance especially in winter weather? We had to sit at the park nearby while trying to contact the helpdkesks but couldn't get through till the end...... The whole check in process was rather manual, basically you enter the info as prompted on screen then video call the helpline agent to verify before you'll get your passcode to your room. (All through tablet) Security seems alright if you're ok with the idea of using a keypad lock instead of having a physical room card? I guess customers just have to always make sure no one is looking when entering the passcode at the front door. Btw same passcode is used to enter hotel front entrance and for your room lock. All in all the biggest issue we found was the check in check out process. Overall stay was above average.

The location is very convenient, close to Hakata Station, but not directly on the main road, so it's quiet. On the first floor, there's a microwave, washing machine, and dryer, and each room has a refrigerator, making it a great choice for business trips or travel. The lobby on the first floor also has a coffee machine for free use, and tea bags and disposable wooden combs are available at a self-service counter. Overall, it's very good.

Not many hotels were available as we decided to visit Fukuoka just a few days before departure. The good: 1. Very spacious room with two big beds and one sofa bed. Still have space to walk even after putting down 3 big pieces of luggage. 2. Room includes almost all facilities you want including washer, movable clothes hanger, electric stove and microwave oven. 3. Separate toilet and bathing room and are clean. 4. Just about 10-11 minutes walk to Hakata station. 5. Unmanned hotel but staff can be reached with a pad inside the room and they are quick to respond. They even answered my emails during late night hours and on Sunday. The bad: 1. Hotel right in front of a main street so many street racers / bikers noise can be heard at night. 2. Unmanned hotel so check in can be difficult for people unfamiliar with computers / smart phones usage. 3. Two large cockroaches seen at hotel lobby one night but this just a minor problem as long as they are not inside the room! Overall a very good accommodation at this price range.

Lyf is a gorgeous hotel! Very hip, young, happy vibes! We had 2 welcome drinks when we checked in. Met different travellers, young and old, from different countries. Very centrally located - walking distance to all the shops! We enjoyed our stay here!

Excellent Location, Satisfying Experience My stay at The Blossom Premier was fantastic! The hotel's location is superb, just about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station and very close to Canal City Hakata, making shopping and getting around incredibly convenient. The room was clean and tidy with a modern design, and the comfortable mattress ensured a great night's sleep. The hotel staff were friendly and professional, and communication was smooth. The sauna and public bath facilities are a great place to relax, and the free coffee in the lobby was a thoughtful touch. Whether for business or leisure, this is my top choice in Fukuoka. Highly recommended!

The hotel is quite close to Hakata Station, about a 7-10 minute walk from the Chikushi Exit or Chikushi Side Exit. There's a convenience store just to the left when you exit the hotel. Most of the dining options are closer to the station; the famous Hakata ramen was much too salty for my taste. The hotel's exterior and reception lobby are spacious and impressive. Due to an issue with our room type reservation, the front desk attendant on duty that day patiently and thoroughly explained the situation with a friendly attitude. For a hotel in Japan, the room size was decent; we could lay out two suitcases, one large and one small. The hotel is well-maintained and clean, and they provide two complimentary bottles of mineral water. The double bed was quite small (definitely not 1.5 meters, probably around 1.3 meters). My biggest frustration was with the showerhead; due to water pressure issues, it constantly pointed to one side, making it very difficult to control the spray direction.

The hotel is quite beautiful and has a great artistic vibe; I especially loved the large bathtub in the room. Many people working in Japan's service industry now are from overseas, and the person who checked us in was likely Nepali, providing excellent service. We booked a dinner-inclusive package, but the meal was too ordinary, so we skipped the second dinner entirely. We had a double room and wanted an extra duvet for two people, but unfortunately, the hotel couldn't provide one, which was a bit disappointing.

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.

First off, the hotel's location is superb. The airport shuttle stops right downstairs, and there's direct subway access from the B2 level via elevator, which is incredibly convenient. While the hotel facilities are a bit simple, they are spotlessly clean and tidy. The bedding and room temperature settings are also very thoughtful – not too hot, not too cold – surpassing most five-star hotels back home. Plus, they offer complimentary soba noodles and sake in the evenings, which is an absolute steal! The hotel breakfast is decent too, with a good variety of options, including burgers that kids will love. Oh, and next to the lobby there's a nice dessert and casual dining spot where hotel guests get a 10% discount. It's super easy to explore and find food nearby, making it highly recommended for family trips!