New Hotels in Fukuoka

"The location is very close to Gion Station, and it's incredibly quiet and secluded. (Tenjin and Hakata are also not far away.) There's also a Lawson convenience store right next door, perfect for late-night snacks! The facility is located close to other buildings, so if you stay on a lower floor, you'll have to keep the curtains drawn because the windows across from the building are so visible! Honestly, since I'm outside most of the day, I didn't feel any inconvenience. ^^ However, the room was spacious, so it was perfect for storing luggage and other items. I'm really, really picky about bathroom cleanliness, and this was incredibly clean. The water pressure was also great! Oh, and I'm not sure if all rooms are like this, but my room only had one mirror in front of the sink, which was a bit inconvenient for me since I put on makeup every morning. Finally, I only saw the owner once between check-in and check-out, and he was Japanese, so communication was a bit difficult, but he was incredibly kind!"

"This is a new hotel, and the environment and hygiene are both good. However, the hotel's logo isn't very prominent, so new guests might need to look carefully to find it. There are many small shops nearby, and the Tenjin shopping district is about an 18-minute walk away. On the way, you'll pass the Tenjin underground shopping street, so the surrounding amenities are excellent. There's also a 24-hour gym right across the street."

"Because it was newly renovated, there was a slight smell in the room and bathroom when I first opened them, so I kept the windows open. Everything else was fine. Also, the mattress was too soft; it would have been better if it were a bit firmer."

"Very satisfied with a stay, the location itself is very close to the subway station bus station ~ it takes two or three minutes, but in fact, it takes only 15 minutes to walk to the Tenjin business district. If there is enough time, you can walk back and forth. The room is much more spacious than expected. Although it is a bunk bed, it is wider than the average hotel single bed. The mattress is hard but it is very comfortable to sleep. The length is slightly shorter. Sleeping more than 1.8 meters may be cramped. The shower water pressure is also relatively strong, which is very good, and the price is super high!"

"This location is great for self-driving tours, and the environment is very peaceful. Since it's newly opened, the facilities are, of course, in excellent condition. It's close to Fukuoka Tower and the sea, offering fantastic views!"

"Overall, it's pretty good. It's a new building, and the cleanliness is about 98%. The location is in a residential area, so besides taking a taxi or bus, it's about a 20-30 minute walk to Canal City. To the right of the exit, there's a supermarket, convenience store, and restaurants. There's no front desk or luggage storage service; it's all smart check-in and check-out. If you have any issues, it can be a bit difficult to get assistance. For longer stays, there isn't enough laundry detergent, and towels can't be changed. There's a simple induction cooker, cutlery, a fridge, and a microwave. Overall, I'm satisfied with the experience."

"The charm of a fresh tatami dormitory that feels like living alone in an office. There was no inconvenience even if I came alone. The facilities and location are a bit disappointing. ㅡ But you can walk a little. That's the charm of travel. About three days later, I'm used to the surrounding geography, so I'll show up somewhere soon. I recommend it if you want a different experience from a hotel."

"I’d been curious about this hotel for a while, so I finally stayed there this time. It's located in Haruyoshi, with plenty of coin parking nearby, so the location isn't bad. It’s mostly an unmanned hotel, so I did the web check-in beforehand, but a password was needed to enter the building. Apparently, it’s usually sent via email, but I hadn't received it, so I called to inquire, and they sorted it out smoothly. The room had an ivory-toned Japanese style, but the carpet was stained and dirty in several spots. The bathroom floor was also generally dirty, which was a real shock… The amenities were pretty much all there. Because the room was designed in brighter tones, the dirt stood out even more, making the cleanliness quite disappointing. Thank you for your service."

"It's about a 10-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station Exit 2 with a suitcase. There's a convenience store nearby, as well as several food stalls open late, so finding a place to eat wasn't a problem. It's conveniently located within walking distance of Tenjin, just across the bridge. Regarding self-check-in, they sent me several emails in advance, so it wasn't a hassle. The room didn't have a key, so I just punched in a number, which was a nice touch: I didn't have to carry a key around."