Hot Springs Hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Pro: top notch facilities eg.full onsen, lobby bar, private parking, laundry, convenient store. Huge room size Smooth check in and check out Complimentary cocktail and snack at evening Cons: A bit far from other attractions. Need a car

The location was superb as it's just a few steps away from the underground entrance to the metro. There's also a 24Hr supermarket just minutes walk from the hotel above ground or if it's raining you can take the metro underground walkway which will also get you right to the entrance of supermarket. There are a few drug stores nearby (for medicine / cosmetics) and some open till 9pm or even midnight. It's only a very short walk to get to Canal city shopping area which has an array of shops and dinning options. We stayed for 5 nights and breakfast was included in our room rate and it was very good with a decent amount of choices (we ended up eating there 4/5 mornings). Although the dinning area was not very big so if you're there during peak hours there could be a bit of a wait. The room was a standard 'Dormy' room that you'd expect in almost any other Dormy Inn but for this particular hotel we felt the cleaning needs a bit of work. We have a habit of wiping down the shelves / tables before placing our things and even after three rounds of wiping with wet cloth / tissue it's still grey which shook us a bit.

This is my second stay at Nansuikaku. The location isn't the most convenient, as it takes over an hour by bus from Hakata Bus Terminal towards Nogata, but the facilities, like the walking paths and open-air baths, are good. The sound of the stream from the room is especially healing. It's a bit of a shame that the main public bath doesn't have an open-air section.

Qingliu Nunnery, true to its name, is like a clear spring in the city. From the moment you step into the lobby, you can feel the deliberate distance from the hustle and bustle—the interplay of light and shadow on the elegant facade, the subtle aroma of tea in the air, all unconsciously slow your pace. The guest rooms continue this tranquil aesthetic, simple yet warm. The bedding is soft and comfortable against the skin, and seasonal teas are prepared by the window—attentiveness is evident in every detail. Most precious of all is the perfectly balanced service, considerate yet unobtrusive. A dreamless night, waking to find true peace and quiet. Qingliu Nunnery is indeed a rare haven of tranquility in the city.

The hotel's location is super convenient, right at Hakata Station. You can directly access JR and Shinkansen lines from B1. Popular spots like Musashi Wagyu Rice are right across the street from the 1st-floor exit, and the famous sheep cheese toast is just a 6-minute walk away. The hotel's cleanliness is also excellent, and the rooms are quite spacious for Japan. It's definitely a top choice for family trips!

Though location is a little far but the free shuttle bus to and fro Orio station made is super convenient for an onsen retreat. There's a direct bus from Kitakyushu Airport to Orio station too, which makes it even better. Thankfully, the staff kindly took note of the shuttle reservation request made during booking, otherwise, it would have been very inconvenient to contact them and expensive to get to the resort by other means. They left a note to check the official website for pick-up point but there was no specific information - something that can be improved. The location was found to be BEHIND Maxvalue Shop (see first few photos). The resort is visited by mainly locals so it was helpful to see and ask them for confirmation. Facilities might a bit old but generally clean so it was okay. The room is nice and comfortable, particularly the view. It was very nice to see the hotel using reusable wares with even a refillable jug to get water from a machine at the shared space. Both sides of the natural onsen is switched between male and female everyday. Supper tantan noodles is great! Breakfast is not bad with both fusion western style and traditional Japanese options. It was a very nice and relaxing time!

Every year when I visit Japan, I always make sure to book a stay at a Dormy Inn in the city. Both my kids and the older folks absolutely love their post-onsen ice pops and Yakult, especially the kids! And of course, there's the complimentary nightly ramen 🍜. After a relaxing hot spring bath and a bowl of ramen, it's just pure bliss! Their breakfast is also incredibly generous. We usually book through Trip.com with breakfast included, which is a great deal!

Fantastic location! It's just a 5-minute walk from where the airport bus drops you off – literally just around the corner. I've stayed at Nishitetsu Inn properties before and always had a great experience. This hotel is newly renovated, and the lobby downstairs is spacious and modern.

This was my second stay at Shirayanagi Ryokan while on a business trip in Yanagawa. The cleanliness and service are excellent. For a small town like Yanagawa, it's a really great choice. I had both breakfast and dinner at Shirayanagi, which were Japanese set meals. It's a shame there was no milk for breakfast, but otherwise, everything was good. The service is great and very polite.

The Hotel is located very close to the Wakamatsu Railway station. The area around the hotel is a very quiet area with few shops around. I arrived the hotel at around 2200 and by then all the shops around was closed. I managed to find a family mart near the station and for dinner i went to Sukiya which I understand is open till 3 AM. The staff was very courteous and the checking in process was seamless. The rooms were small and very similar to other Japanese hotel rooms. The bedding was clean and neat and the linens were nicely tucked in. Since the air conditioning units remote was in Japanese language , had bit of a trouble in getting the AC started. However this was immediately resolved by the staff at the front desk and the AC cooling was very good. The toilet was small and was similar to other Japanese hotels. The supplies in the toilet was nice and adequate. The Morning breakfast spread was nice with western and Japanese cuisine and the food quality and taste was very good. I will definitely recommend Route Inn to all business travelers travelling to Wakamatsu / Hibiki Nada Area