Hotels near JR Hakata-Minami Station, Kasuga

My second visit to Fukuoka, but first time trying out the Crowne Plaza, as I was in town to catch the Cirque du Soleil show Kurious in Fukuoka. I took a taxi from the airport as many travelers recommended this and the distance is quite near, as Fukuoka is not a big city. However, one could also take the subway from the airport as it’s just a couple of stop to Hakata station. The hotel is about ten minutes walk from Hakata station, may take longer if it’s your first time. Most of the staff here are very friendly and helpful, I was checked in quickly and, thr room size is very large if one compares with most Japanese hotels. Room was super clean and everything works well inside. Sleep comfort was very good as well, and the breakfast room on the lobby level was very good as well, a great combination of local and western favorites. Don’t miss a wonderful ramen shop near the hotel near Hakataekimae, it’s called Hakata Ikkousha Sohonten can can be found on Yelp! It’s where the locals go, and so much better than the overrated Ichiran. I would definitely return again in the future.

Stayed alone in September 2020. The room is breakfast in a double room. First of all, it is a chic atmosphere with a wide 々 that makes you think it is a foreign hotel from the moment you enter the entrance. The rooms were 20 ㎡ in the lower category and the ceiling was high. Good point is that a small table and chair that is easy to use, free mineral water, USB outlets and cables on the head of the bed are set in advance (type C, micro B, Lightning conversion is possible). Furthermore, the WiFi environment is too fast with 190Mbps. The bathroom is almost new and perfect with the latest washlet, large bathtub and amenities, Panasonic dryer. LCD TV is about 40 inches sharp. It is a safety box that is conscious of inbound demand. Breakfast is especially recommended. In the corona cherry blossom, the main is selected and the salad and omelet are ordered by addition. The croissant of the western food plate was so sacky and very delicious. There is also a free transfer to Hakata Station and Fukuoka Airport, so it is convenient with cospa over the location if you actively use it. Great hotel that is a waste of business demand. Hotel that can be recommended as a family, couple, and destination for sightseeing purposes.

I've been to Fukuoka multiple times and previously stayed at other establishments that simply cannot match the Ritz. Got a king room for my honeymoon. Really appreciate Sanjay and rest of staff making us feel very appreciated from check-in until departure. The level of attentiveness was impressive, and people here speak good English. Location is quite good, close to metro/bus stops, Ohori park,and plenty of eateries/shopping/yatai's. Room is as modern as you'd expect. Bed and bathroom are very comfortable - other hotels are going to struggle to match this level of sophistication. I really appreciated the amount of space vs the typical Japanese hotel. Great amount of amenities. Minor suggestions for improvement - in-room snacks - we got the impression that several of the snacks were complimentary. After we checked out, we discovered that they were not, an unpleasant surprise. Some better communication here would be valuable. Late check out - as an Elite member at check-in we were told that late check out would be offered. However, on the day of I discovered that I still had to call to ask for late check out, and then I had to wait a bit until they called back to confirm. The small details matter in delivering a flawless experience. Still, these are relatively minor things and overall we were very satisfied with our stay. On our next stay to lovely Fukuoka we'd definitely only stay here. Book it, you won't regret it.

It is very easy to move because it is close to 1 minute from Akasaka 3 exit of the subway airport line. The lobby was relaxing and I arrived before check-in, but I waited slowly. The room is also calm. I had a good time in my room. The bathroom is also a luxury space, and the shower head that I saw in the introduction of overseas hotels is fixed to the ceiling. It was a hand-held type, and the head was large and comfortable. The amenities were substantial, the dryer was solid, and it was easy to dry the hair. There was an espresso machine in the room. I could have a delicious coffee, I had a PET bottle of water, and the hardness of the bed was just right, and the bed was comfortable. There is no repeat!

We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights in Jan 2020. The hotel location is excellent; 7 minutes walk from JR Hakata Station and 2 minutes to the Canal City shopping mall. It only takes about 10 - 15 minutes from the airport to the hotel by taxi for about JPY2,000 (less than USD20). The front desk is very helpful and friendly. Since the hotel was only opened in Jan 2020, everything is so new. We stayed in a twin bed room with a sofa bed for my teenage child. However, you still feel spacious. The room is clean and comfortable. I like the bathroom which is equipped with shower and bath-tube. There is also a public bath which is absolutely value added. The lobby is very well designed with a touch of Japanese style. When we asked the front line staff to call a taxi for us to go to the airport on our departure, the staff not only took care of our request but also led us the way from the hotel lobby to the parking where the taxi was waiting. I call this genuine service from the heart. This is the first time I give a 5-star review to a hotel. I believe they earn it and desire it, and hopefully they can keep on with it.

We are a family of three (daddy, mummy, and 10 years old princess). This was by far one of the nicest hotels we had stayed at in Japan. The bed sheets were clean and not crumpled, and the bed was really comfy and good to sleep in. The room we stayed in was big and spacious, and at the same time, it was neat and tidy. The bathroom comes with a bathtub and with all the supplies you need in the bathroom. The location was also great as it was near the Hakata station for JR line and Subway. To top it off, the staff were friendly and polite. We strongly recommend Hotel Nikko Fukuoka. It was indeed a good hotel to stay in!!

As always, Japanese hotels are very thin, and the toilets are acceptable and can be turned around. There are two employees at the front desk, one speaks Mandarin and the other speaks Cantonese. The girl who knew how to speak Cantonese was a great help to us. She also helped us communicate with the taxi driver and helped me solve the problem. Thank you very much and she deserves a lot of praise. 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻 Please note that there are a bunch of ”undocumented records” next to it, although it is not very complicated. As usual, the hotel in Japan is very small, and the toilet is acceptable in terms of space for movement. The front desk has two staff members, one who can speak Mandarin and one who can speak Cantonese. The girl who can speak Cantonese helped us a lot and even assisted us in communicating with the taxi driver, solving our problems. We are extremely grateful to her and she deserves praise. Translation: ”いつもどおり、日本のホテルは Very small さいです. トイレはReceived け入れられる风囲で、生を回すこともできます．フロントには2人のスタッフがいます．1人は中文を语せ、もう1人は広东语を语せます.広东语を语せる女の方がprivateたちに大変综合けてくれました．さらに、タクシードライバーTo solve the problem .The girl's gratitude is due to her, and her appreciation is appreciated. Nearly a year agoきません. ”

This is the most disgusting and despicable thing any hotel management can do is to chase my father off the premises when he was waiting quietly for me downstairs to have breakfast. I am staying with my mother in this hotel and since they’re not together anymore, my father decided to wait for me at the quiet third floor banquet. I was just getting ready to meet my father when the security manager and his team of security threatened my father with Police to arrest him! To which my father replied that his lawyer will sue them for malicious prosecution! Since he was just quietly sitting at the sofa waiting for his son to come down! Not having issues. Eventually, my father removed himself from the hotel but yet; the security manager was physically manhandling my father while at the lobby by grabbing his arm even though he was walking normally! The security manager was just trying to create a scene with my father. DO NOT STAY HERE! These people here are vile and vindictive in their demeanours! Totally unprofessional and have no work ethics! No services from the heart ❤️ They are a total disgrace to the hospitality industry! Definitely not a 5 Star Hotel in services but more like a putrid fish market!

We reserved 4 residential twin rooms in Tokyo Stay Tenjin from Aug 20th to 24th. As a frequent travellers (5-8 times to Japan annually), originally we had a very pleasant stay (prime location, all rooms are clean and we love the washing+drying machine in each room), until we experienced the life-time worst customer service. I requested for 2 hours late check out extension to 1pm and agreed to pay for additional charges for all rooms (2000 yen per hour per room and I paid 16000 yen in total). We experienced an unexpected long lunch on 24th and I sent a mail (at 12:30pm) via Tokyo Stay site to request for extension to 2pm (instead of 1pm). When we returned hotel at 1:20pm, one of the staff pulled his face, scolded and yelled at my family members loudly in Japanese, and he kept doing that in 3 of our rooms, even yelling at elderly and children of my family. My family members felt humiliated and were very upset. They told me that unpleasant experience, so I looked for that staff at front desk and asked the reason for the yelling and scolding, especially when we paid for all charges for extension. I used google translate in Japanese with speaker and there wasn’t any reply. When I asked for his name, he took off his name tag, ignored my request and said providing his name is against their privacy policy (All other staff were wearing name tags except him). He threatened to report to the police, if I keep asking for his name! Wait, what? So I want to ask: 1: Does the policy of Tokyo Stay allow staff to yell and scold customers when they do late check out? (not to mention we informed and paid for charges already) 2: It’s your policy to report your customers to the police when they ask your staff for their names?

I made a reservation because it was a relatively new hotel. Both check-in and check-out were a little confused about the operation on the machine, but there was no particular problem. However, because it was a stay at the time of the typhoon approaching, I was worried about the effect of the planned suspension of the transportation the next day, and I asked for the extension of the check-out time, and the additional fee of 1000 yen per hour occurred . The basic check-out was until 11 o'clock, and it was said that only 2 hours until 13 o'clock could be extended, and after that, it would be corresponded to the form of a consecutive night, and I wanted to write it on HP. Also, when I asked the front desk whether I could get canned mineral water in the refrigerator in the room, I asked him if he could. I brought it back here, but I felt a little unkind that I didn't write any explanation anywhere. I thought it was unnecessary when I dropped the room number and the Wi-Fi connection ID and password on the paper like the receipt at check-in. There is no breakfast venue in the building, no facilities other than the public bath, so I thought it was suitable for those who want to spend quietly in a sophisticated hotel without waste. I remembered that the other was written, but when I looked at the bed cover, it was like blood. I didn't care about it because I thought it was washing and I couldn't fall down, but I think some people don't feel very good. I hope you will be careful about cleaning.