Hotels in Fukuoka

"We had a pleasant stay at Oriental Express Fukuoka Nakasu Kawabata hotel. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the location is excellent, making it easy to explore the area. However, we were concerned about the layout of our room. There is a step immediately after entering, which creates a hazardous situation—the bed and bathroom are located above the step, while the sink is below. We tripped a couple of times during our stay, and the step makes it difficult to manage luggage safely. It’s something the hotel might want to address for guest safety. Overall, a good stay with a small but important safety issue in our room."

"I was very satisfied with the hotel room overall — it was clean, comfortable, and the staff were very kind. The hotel also provides a microwave, which is convenient for heating food. Towels can be replaced daily, and they are placed in front of the room door. However, only one hand towel and one bath towel are provided each day. I would like to make one small suggestion: there are no signs or instructions in Chinese. Currently, the hotel provides information in Japanese, English, and Korean, but not in Chinese, which can be a bit inconvenient for Chinese guests. If Chinese translations could be added, it would make the stay even more comfortable for many visitors."

"This new hotel is conveniently located a short walk from Hakata Station and is spotlessly clean. The complimentary breakfast was excellent. What truly impressed us was the spacious and inviting lobby area right as you enter, perfect for relaxing, dining, or socializing. They thoughtfully provide complimentary beverages like iced water, coffee, and tea. Additionally, there's a well-equipped communal kitchen with cooking utensils and an induction hob, which is a fantastic perk for guests who wish to prepare their own meals. This entire setup truly makes you feel comfortable and at home, rather than in a typical hotel setting. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and welcoming. It definitely stands out as a top-tier choice among hotels in its category. Highly recommended!"

"The room was more spacious than expected with the huge king size bed which occupied the whole room, but still there was a space for a small table and two-seater sofa for tea and a quick desk work job. As the hotel was surrounded by nice cafes and restaurants, I had no trouble using my PC outside. Checking-out was automated and smooth. English speaking staff were very helpful but minimum. And the roof top baths (in and outside) were relaxing. There were coin operated laundry, microwave as if designed for long staying residents but no space for serious work or relaxing dining/tea space. Yet, the room rate was so good, I will definately stay again here."

"We stayed as a family of four in a room with four beds for one night, and it was a great experience. The location is excellent — just a few minutes’ walk from the train station once you exit, with convenient stores nearby. The hotel sits at the beginning/end of the Tenjin area, making it perfect for food, shopping, and exploring. What we loved most was that it’s surrounded by several Yatai stalls. When we first arrived in Fukuoka, we stayed in the Hakata area and had trouble finding Yatai. Staying here made it so easy to enjoy the Yatai vibes, even though the food is similar across stalls. Highly recommend staying in this area instead if Yatai is what you’re looking for! Service at the hotel was very good — staff were kind and helpful, from assisting with luggage storage to helping us call a taxi in the morning. The hotel also has a small spa room, though it can get quite crowded. There’s a self-service laundry room too, costing about 100–300 yen for wash and dry, which is very convenient. The room was comfortable with cold air-conditioning, cosy blankets, and a dehumidifier/air purifier provided. Everything was just right for a good night’s sleep. Overall, a pleasant and convenient stay — great location and helpful staff. Would recommend!"

"The location is super convenient, just 200 meters from the train station. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to Tenjin-Minami, and you can easily walk to Canal City Hakata in under 15 minutes. There are lots of convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, so you don't have to worry about finding food even if you come back late. This is a typical Japanese hotel – small but well-designed. A 21-square-meter room is actually quite spacious here!"

"Extremely satisfied! The location is super convenient, right by the canal. The hotel's design is unique and the service is excellent. They offer a complimentary all-day buffet, so every time you come back to the hotel, you can grab a bite – it really makes you feel at home. The hygiene is also top-notch. In the evenings, there are local-style izakaya street stalls by the canal."

"This hotel boasts a fantastic location. There's a subway station right outside the entrance with a direct line to the airport, and it's only three stops to Hakata. Tenjin shopping district is just a ten-minute walk away, making it a quiet oasis in a bustling area. Maizuru Park and Fukuoka Art Museum are also within easy walking distance. If you walk a bit further to the right, there's a large lotus pond that's beautiful in the summer. It's also super convenient for visiting the Yatai (food stalls) in Tenjin at night. Across the street, there's a big supermarket with an amazing selection of bento boxes, plus a 7-Eleven and Lawson nearby that I visited every night. The hotel itself feels new and impressive, with a spacious lobby on the second floor. The rooms are cozy and tastefully decorated, though a bit on the small side, which is typical for Japanese hotels – it was hard to fully open two suitcases. However, the bathroom was surprisingly large, a rare find in urban Japan. They even provide DHC toiletries. Hotels in Fukuoka can get quite expensive on weekends, but this one still offers great value for money. Overall, I'm very satisfied and would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit."

"The hotel is only four stops from Fukuoka Airport, and it's just a few minutes' walk after you exit the station. Next door is the original Ichiran Ramen, and seriously, every time I pass by, I see a huge line of people! 😅 There are also yatai (food stalls) open nearby in the evening, so the location is great, very close to Tenjin and Hakata. The hotel rooms are a bit small and cramped. However, the large public bath on the top floor is a nice touch; you can relax and soak there every day after coming back. The breakfast has some unique local flavors, worth trying. It's also very quiet at night, which is great for rest."

"I had a wonderful experience at this hotel. The location is excellent-very convenient and close to Hakata station. The room was clean, comfortable. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free and pleasant stay!"