The Metropolitan

The front desk is different from the actual place of residence, and the experience is very bad? The customer service attitude is not good, the hygiene inside is not good, the hygiene is ok, the balcony can be opened, the bathroom has clothes drying function, 3.5 points...

家族７人で利用しました。広々とした部屋で快適に過ごせました。家と同じように過ごせるので家族での利用には最高です。立地も博多駅まで10 分、キャナルシティまで５分と申し分ないです。

The cleanliness and overall condition of the accommodation were neat and good, but the distance between the check-in building and the actual accommodation was a bit far, which was inconvenient. He asked me to do it, and he called me, but what he said back was that we should call directly,, it was difficult to communicate, so I asked a Japanese passing by. got to know Other than that, overall was good. The bathroom was clean.

When I made the reservation, I didn't check in at another hotel, so I just happened to call the facility to find out.I'm glad it was a car, but if you walk, it will take about 20 minutes if you don't know the area. Although the room was large, there was only one air conditioner, so the room did not get warm and it was cold. I couldn't sleep unless the air conditioner's operating noise was turned off. There is a separate TV next to it, so it's a pity that you can't go to bed while watching TV. It would be even better if there were USB ports around the desk I will consider this hotel as one of the candidates when I go to Fukuoka next time.

very good

It is a residence hotel that can accommodate 6 people. It is a duplex type, and the facilities are neat and good. Depending on the number of nights to stay, detergents are also available around the washing machine, and there is a drying function in the bathroom, which was helpful in drying the laundry. It was nice that Hakata Station was also close by about 10 minutes on foot. However, there was a separate check-in place, so I had to walk for about 10 minutes, but after checking in there, I had to walk another 10 minutes, which was inconvenient. In the case of a residence hotel that I had stayed in Hiroshima before, it was convenient to get a key from the mailbox without face-to-face check-in, get a password on the 1st floor, and copy my passport using the photocopier in the room and put it in the designated box. If you think about it that way, it seems like a really good idea.