Fukuoka Hotels with Bars

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!

I had to stay an extra day in Fukuoka because my flight was cancelled due to a typhoon, so I chose Fukuoka No. 1. Overall, the room environment was great, with a balcony and ample space. The mini-bar was completely free, and the complimentary snacks were delicious. There's a communal bath, and while it's not a natural hot spring, it's still nice for a relaxing soak. The Lodge area also offered plenty of free self-service drinks and ice cream. The turndown service was a thoughtful touch, even providing a face mask for each person. Breakfast was absolutely delicious! It was a combination of à la carte mains and a buffet. I highly recommend the unagi don (eel rice bowl) and the steak! My only criticisms would be that the front desk is quite small and merges with the bar, which can get chaotic when there are many people. I also found the room price to be a bit high; comparatively, the Hotel Miyako Fukuoka offers better value for money.

Hotel JAL City Fukuoka has an unbeatable location, right in the heart of the bustling city, surrounded by numerous shopping malls, making it incredibly convenient for shopping and getting around. The value for money exceeded my expectations; the experience was even better than hotels I've stayed at previously in the 2,000-3,000 yen price range. The front desk for check-in is on the 19th floor, and you need to transfer elevators to get to your room. On the 18th floor, there's an exclusive lounge for guests with beautiful views, offering snacks and drinks. The small pastries were delicious. There's also a mini-supermarket on B1 and a coffee and bakery on B2, which also directly connects to the Tenjin subway station, making it very convenient to get to the airport and surrounding areas.

This was my first time staying at Hotel New Otani Fukuoka, and its location is fantastic. It's right next to the Nanakuma Line subway station, and you can walk directly along Watanabe-dori to the Tenjin shopping district. Nearby, you'll find Mitsukoshi, Daimaru department stores, Daikoku Drugstore, sports brand shops, electronics stores, and more – making shopping incredibly convenient. As for the stay itself, the room size is generous for a Japanese hotel. I'd give the cleanliness, environment, and service a perfect five out of five, and the facilities a four. The staff's politeness and enthusiasm also deserve a five. However, I do need to point out that the hotel's breakfast doesn't quite live up to its five-star standard. The restaurant on the first floor feels small, and the breakfast selection is just average, nothing special. Also, with the current trend of non-smoking policies, why doesn't the hotel implement a complete smoking ban in all guest rooms? For guests with asthma who can't stand the smell of smoke, this feels unfriendly, doesn't it? Even if they've tried to remove the smoke smell, the lingering scent absorbed into the room, carpet, and walls still feels very strong. Smelling it can even trigger coughing and wheezing. If they could improve and upgrade the breakfast to better match a five-star hotel's positioning, and implement a complete smoking ban in guest rooms (with designated smoking areas), I believe even more guests would happily choose to stay at Hotel New Otani.

I enjoyed my stay here as a female solo traveler. The bed and room lighting are adjustable, so even if you like staying up late with the lights on, you don't have to worry about disturbing others because the bed area is covered by a privacy blind. It's very comfortable to have a queen-size bed in a capsule hotel compared to many others. There's no need to climb stairs, and there is plenty of space in the room to store your belongings. You can also leave large luggage outside your room. I also managed to do some night sightseeing around Tenjin and Nakatsu. The night views were beautiful. If there’s a chance I will definitely come back here again.

Fantastic services at the reception. Free shuttle from train station to Hotel. Free noodle and Yakitori and drink from 8pm to 10pm. Yakitori will be good if they do not rush to BBQ but… actually they were not really BBQ the meat , the meat cooked long ago, they just use a kitchen torch to burn a bit to make them turned brown a bit and the meat inside was still cold. 3 nights continuously I had the cold meats and Monday night I was the only guest at the restaurant.

Comfy superb hotel! We love it so much, the breakfast, the facilities, amenities, comfyness and mostly the SPACE!! The hotel room was so spacious, love the water dispenser provided in the room and also separated bathroom and toilet. The inhouse public bath was one of the highlight and we enjoyed it every night after our whole day outing. Its quite busy during night time but still manageable. Breakfast was awesome, love the varieties. Near to alot of eateries and has a supermarket right in front of the hotel. Very near to canal city but quite far (not walking distance) to go to tenjin shopping district. Alot of koreans in the hotel. We love this place and will recommend!

This hotel is small but perfectly formed, with an excellent location that's super close to popular spots like Ichiran Ramen, Tenjin, and the Yatai (food stalls) – all within a 10-minute walk. The self check-in and check-out process was very convenient. Plus, there's a bar where you can grab drinks and snacks anytime, which saved us a lot on beverage costs. The only minor drawback was that some corners of the room had a bit of dust, so that could be improved!

When I reached the hotel, I was stunned because the lobby was crowded with people enjoying a beer night or social gathering, which is definitely not my kind of activity as an introvert 😮💨. It was difficult to reach the front desk because I had to squeeze through the crowd to get in and out. I wish the hotel had separate entrances with clearer signage, such as a ”party area” and a ”check-in area,” which would be much more helpful. Surprisingly, the lounge area on the 3rd floor was quiet and comfortable, and both the bathroom and bed were clean. I chose this place because I wanted to visit Nakatsukasa Magotaro Inari Shrine (also known as the Cyber Shrine) at night. It's about a 15-minute walk from the hotel, but walking there alone can be a little scary because the road has limited lighting, and visiting a shrine at night always gives off a spooky vibe. I went there at around 9:30 PM. Since it’s not nearby the happening places like Tenjin or Hakata, there’s is no shop opening nearby in the night (except the convenience store), but if you are visiting the Ohori Park I think it’s just about 5 minutes walking.

Stayed for a transit to nearby area in Kyushu. Room was very nice, surprisingly spacious considering the price. If you have a lot of lugguage, I recommend getting the room over a capsule. Onsen was small, slightly lukewarm but the weather was 35C so understandable. Bathroom was small but had everything it needed and functioned perfectly fine. Ammenities were available by the lift and all were great. Location is as good as it gets other than the Hakata City centre or other busy areas. 30 mins walk or 15 mins bus/subway to Hakata station.