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A family of three chose SG Travel Hotel for a family trip. The transportation is quite convenient. It is about a 15-minute walk from Hakata Station. It is easy to find it by following the navigation. The room is relatively large for Japan. The two double beds and the sofa bed are enough for a family to stay in. However, the springs of the mattress make a sound when turned around, and the sofa bed also collapses obviously, making sleeping uncomfortable. . It may be located on the side of the road. Although I stayed on the 7th floor this time, the traffic on the road was still very noisy at night, making it difficult to sleep. I like that there is a washing machine attached so you can wash clothes at any time, which is very convenient. However, be sure to pay attention to your email message before checking in. The hotel will send you a check-in ID and password. You must register before checking in to save check-in time. Overall, it's a good family-style accommodation experience! Highly recommended if a traveler.

From the north arrival lobby, go out to the bus stop in front of you on your left hand side, and you will see a slope-type pedestrian bridge on your left hand side, and beyond that you will see the hotel. Location that is unbearable for plane enthusiast because there are few buildings in airport management area, and departure and arrival of airport can be seen well from window of room. There are no convenience stores around, so you should finish eating, drinking and shopping at the airport. There is a 7-Eleven in front of the North Arrival Lobby. However, the quality of breakfast is high. There is even a commitment to handmade tofu, which exceeds the level of service breakfast. Basically, it is provided from 6:00, but it is possible to enter from around 5:45 for early morning convenience users. The facility is clean and I think it's good for business use as it is. If you stay overnight before Fukuoka Airport, use this place.

We used the superior room with 4 families. It was a semi double bed x 2 + extra bed x 2, but there was a room size and I didn't feel particularly cramped. The meal was finished outside, so there is no restaurant use. It is a new hotel, so it is a comfortable and clean hotel. The Montreal Group also used in Osaka, but I am satisfied with the overall. Not flashy, but no problem with the minimum service, not more than necessary.

It's about a 15-minute walk from the domestic bus terminal at Fukuoka Airport. It might be a bit difficult to walk if it's raining. There are few convenience stores or places to eat around the hotel. They sell snacks and instant noodles near the front desk, but if you want a proper meal, I recommend eating at Hakata Station or the airport. Breakfast is available from 5:45 and you can make it in time for the free shuttle bus to the domestic terminal at 6:05. However, it's a bit tricky to get there if you're flying to the first international terminal in the morning, so give up and ask them to call a taxi. If you're flying early in the morning, it took less than 15 minutes to get there. The taxi fare was about 1,600 yen. I thought it would be more helpful if they provided a shuttle to the international terminal. You can get the amenities you need at the front desk. The room wear was a waffle-fabric 3/4-length top and shorts, which were quite comfortable. They were sold at the front desk for about 4,000 yen.

It's just a short walk along the railway tracks from Hakata Station, and there aren't many shops nearby. Because the elevated highway and railway tracks are right behind it, it's not suitable for light sleepers. I wore earplugs and it felt fine. The building is very ventilated and completely open hahaha. If you don't want to wait for the elevator, you can just take the stairs down. When I checked in on the first day, I was given two bottles of water, which was pretty good. Part of the reason for choosing this place is because of the separation of wet and dry rooms. Although the room is not big, it is sufficient and the price/performance ratio is relatively high.

The hotel really wants to be known for its breakfast. The spread and taste was great, for a competitive (in terms of hotel breakfast around the area) price. Room seemed recently renovated, and is really small (shoebox style). The toilet only has space for 1 person to shower/bath or use.

It was really good

It was very difficult to check in!! 1. When I searched everything recently, it was changed to unmanned, so I couldn't check in early and I couldn't leave my luggage..! In other words, you have to use a coin locker at the subway station or pay more than 2,000 yen to leave your luggage in the center of the first floor of Hakata Station. 2. Two unmanned tablet PC kiosks have been installed on the first floor! If you enter the 8-digit number you receive via email, it will show you your room number and give you the first floor password! 3. You only get one chance! The kiosk will be checked from 3:01 PM, and if you arrive before then, the kiosk will never proceed to the next step! If you press the wrong button and go back to the previous step after check-in, it will say you have already checked in and will not show up again, so be sure to take a picture! 4. No more keys! All have been changed to door locks, so the door lock password is also provided upon check-in. 5. In general, the room is clean and well-appointed to the point where I want to stay there for a month… I liked it so much that I plan to book here again next time!!!

We used it in Di Youth. It was a plan to have afternoon tea in the room, but when you open the box delivered, it's like a jewel! All delicious! I was happy to hear that the makers were devising one by one. The only request is that the box is two people, but there are only one sweets, so I thought I would like to cut it in advance or small it. The cute soda of the welcome drink was also unusual and very good. The room was chapter4 DX twin family, but it was clean and equipped with humidifiers and Illy espresso machines. The bath is separate and large and you can enjoy a multifunctional shower. I was able to spend a slow time changing to a comfortable pajamas. It is perfect for the corona pass and I wanted to use it again, but it seems that the same plan is disappearing now. I am looking forward to reconsidering you. The baked confectionery purchased next to the front desk on the return was delicious.

Nestled in the heart of Hakata, this hotel offers a haven of convenience within easy reach of delectable dining options, vibrant attractions, and transportation hubs. As a first-time visitor to Fukuoka, I was enamored by the city's charm, and this hotel quickly became a highlight of my trip. From tantalizing late-night eats to leisurely shopping strolls and serene photo spots free from tourist throngs, Fukuoka had it all. Upon arrival, it's essential to note that there are two hotels with the same name; the one we selected, situated in Gion, stands just a few blocks from the Hakata outlet. (A friendly reminder: Opt for metered taxis over the airport counters to avoid inflated fares.) Check-in was seamless, and the hotel graciously accommodated our request to store luggage as we explored the city. Their self-service storage option, complete with a secure four-pin lock, provided peace of mind throughout our stay. The hotel boasted comprehensive amenities, surpassing those of the three other accommodations we sampled during our journey. Our room, generously sized, easily accommodated our luggage with ample space to spare. The provided onsen attire was remarkably comfortable, so much so I wore it out under my jacket for the second night! I recommend heading to the onsen in the afternoon and past midnight to avoid the crowd. Post-soak, complimentary popsicles awaited—a delightful treat indeed. Pro tip: ince their onsen is located on the 1st level of the hotel, you can store your onsen items in the locker before heading out to explore. After a long day, you can head to the onsen to ”defrost” and clean up before heading up to sleep. Equipped with a smart TV, our room offered the luxury of streaming our favorite YouTube and Netflix content, adding a touch of familiarity to our evenings. Another standout feature was the live updates on onsen availability and laundry room usage—though it's worth noting that the latter incurs a fee, a minor inconvenience amidst an otherwise stellar stay. This hotel exceeded expectations, providing unparalleled comfort and unparalleled convenience. With all essentials at our doorstep, exploration was effortless, leaving us with cherished memories of our time in Fukuoka.