Living like Hotel Hakataekimae

The place is very spacious and basically has all the necessary appliances, towels, toiletries, and tableware. There's an hourly parking lot downstairs, and many convenience stores nearby. It's definitely worth considering for a self-driving trip! 😎

I stayed at this hotel again on my way back. Having a washer-dryer combo is incredibly convenient; I could wash all my dirty clothes from the trip, so I didn't have a huge pile of laundry to do when I got home. My stay was just as satisfying as before. As long as you input your passport details beforehand, following the email instructions, check-in is completed within a minute.

Self check-in and check-out. I recommend filling out the check-in information on the website beforehand so you can check in quickly upon arrival. It's a two-bedroom apartment with a sofa bed in the living room. There's a washing machine, dryer, and a small kitchen. It's a quick 10-minute walk to Hakata Station, so transportation is very convenient. The place is clean and tidy, with basic utensils for simple cooking. Both the elderly and children were very satisfied.

This is a very comfortable self-service apartment. It's not far from all the attractions in Hakata, and the two-room layout provides privacy for family travel. The beds are just right—not too soft, not too hard—and the kitchen is well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. We had a wonderful two-night stay here!

Really liked this one! It has a small living room, the environment is quiet, there's a convenience store nearby, and it's close to the station.

The entire building and the room itself are exceptionally clean. Since it's an apartment-style hotel, daily housekeeping isn't provided, and there's no luggage storage facility. The location is about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, which isn't bad. The Wi-Fi connection in the accommodation is not good. I had to manually configure the DNS and IP address by referencing an already connected device to get it to work. There's no parking lot at all. It's a clean and quiet place, but it's a bit of a walk to Hakata Station, and you can't expect the typical services offered by other hotels.

The location is pretty good; you can walk to Hakata Station in 10-15 minutes. However, the room's cleanliness was just average, and only one trash bag was provided per bin, which isn't enough if you're staying for several days. I suggest they provide a few more. On the other hand, if you encounter any issues, you can call, and someone will answer. They can communicate in English and arrive to solve the problem within 15 minutes, which is excellent.

Although the location is a bit far from the station, the accommodation is well-equipped, spacious, and there's a supermarket nearby, which is great.