Hotels With parking in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

The hotel's facilities are relatively new, and the hardware conditions appear to be quite good. However, there's still room for improvement in daily maintenance and detailed cleaning. Occasionally, I noticed some dust and slight mold in the room, and the cleanliness inside the refrigerator could also be better. The room size, as is typical for Japan, is on the compact side, but considering the overall price point, it's quite reasonable. The gym, although not large, is equipped with Technogym machines, which is a plus for those with a fitness routine. My experience with the laundry room was rather average; my clothes even had mud-like stains after washing. Since there are only three washing machines, if a previous guest takes a long time to retrieve their laundry, I suggest the hotel post clearer notices, perhaps indicating that the front desk can assist, to avoid inconveniencing subsequent guests. Overall, the hygiene performance was decent, which might be due to a higher number of group travelers. However, considering the price, facilities, and overall condition, it's still a good value-for-money option and an acceptable choice.

The Fukuoka Palace Hotel in Japan is absolutely stunning and completely my style – I love it! The overall design is incredibly strong, full of geometric lines, with a sophisticated and fashionable color scheme. It's definitely the kind of aesthetic young people would fall in love with at first sight. Simple yet refined, upscale yet understated, stepping into the hotel feels like entering an art gallery. Every corner is filled with thoughtful design details, making it incredibly photogenic and creating an amazing ambiance. The room continues the overall minimalist aesthetic, clean, crisp, and very high-quality, making for a super comfortable stay. The most surprising feature was the oversized bathtub in the room, perfect for a super relaxing soak – pure bliss! The only minor drawback was the breakfast, which was rather ordinary, with average taste and variety, offering no real surprises. But putting the breakfast aside, everything else was absolutely outstanding. From the design and ambiance to the comfort, it's impeccable. This is a hotel worth revisiting purely for its aesthetics and experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates good design! It's also very conveniently located for shopping and dining, making it suitable for family trips!

I booked two separate nights and stored my luggage in between. Since it was close to my birthday, they even gave me a small gift when I checked in. When I checked out, they offered to take a photo for me, but as an introvert, I declined. The service was excellent, and it's considered a relatively large hotel for Japan. I didn't get a chance to use the public bath. The price point of 1000-1200 was acceptable.

Rooms and location are great; swimming pool not being available to children is a bit of a minus. Very negative experience with the staff at the reception: Booked a room for 2 adults + 1 child. Our booking confirmation very explicitly said ”breakfast for 3 persons included” on every single day of the stay; only during the first breakfast we noticed that we had only been given breakfast coupons for two adults per day. In spite of pointing out repeatedly that this must have been a mistake at reception, staff repeatedly kept asking us to sign an extra breakfast fee for our 6-year-old daughter. Even after showing the booking confirmation to the staff at reception, they kept refusing to give the extra coupons for a while; we finally got them after continued complaints. Maybe the reason could have been a miscommunication between the hotel and the booking site (which however is the hotel's responsibility to fix). In any case, if you want to create the impression of being an anti-children hotel, this is exactly the way to go!

I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a pleasant experience. The biggest highlight is definitely the location — it’s incredibly convenient and made getting around the city very easy. Whether for sightseeing, dining, or transport, everything is within close reach, which really enhanced the stay. The reception staff were warm and welcoming throughout. A nice touch was the complimentary beer offered in the evening, which added a relaxed and friendly vibe to the hotel experience. However, the room itself was quite small — noticeably tighter than expected, especially if you’re traveling with luggage. It may be fine for short stays, but could feel a bit cramped over longer periods. Cleanliness is another area that could use some improvement. While the room was generally acceptable, there were small details that didn’t feel as well-maintained as they should be. Overall, a good choice if you value location and friendly service, but with room for improvement in cleanliness and space.

Very good hotel. Room is very clean and well maintained. Staff all very kind. Located very close to the Hakata station. Breakfast is fantastic, can’t believe that they have so many variety. However you must be there early, otherwise it can be very crowded and you will have to wait.

I had a very pleasant stay at The Blossom Hakata Premier. The room was clean, nice, and very comfortable perfect for relaxing after a long day out. The location is great, with plenty of good food options around the hotel. There’s even a very popular breakfast café right beside it, which makes mornings super convenient. Although it’s a short walk to Hakata Station, the distance is still manageable as long as it’s not raining. Overall, it was a smooth and enjoyable stay. I left feeling happy and satisfied, and would definitely consider coming back again.

The room that I got was Semi-Double Room 10 to 15 Sq M Typeb. Just nice for solo traveller with 1 cabin sized luggage. Mine was a big luggage and I couldn’t open it completely. Once opens, there is really no place to walk. There are small restaurants nearby and a Lawson. Hence, pretty convenient to get food. Walking distance to Canal City shopping mall.

The location is superb, within close proximity to numerous restaurants and shopping centres, and only a 10‑minute walk to Tenjin Underground Street. The property is also highly accessible—approximately a 20‑minute Uber ride from Fukuoka Airport, costing around JPY 3,000. The room is a newly renovated Double Standard Room located on the 8th floor. While there is no external view, the layout is highly practical and well designed. The room is equipped with an electric hob, refrigerator, and electric kettle. A pay‑per‑use washer and dryer, along with a microwave, are conveniently located in the laundry room at the lobby level. In addition, guests may enjoy complimentary use of a coffee machine at the lobby.

The aircon of 1 room was not working on first day and the staff who came to check comment the fan was faulty. So he open the window where cool air flow in nicely. My room is facing the road and it was noisy with ambulance and other vehicles cruising in mid night. Decided to change the room on 2nd day then another staff came to tune the temperature control again.. this rd, can feel the wind from ventilator. After then the aircon worked well. Location is terrific. Will stay again if come back.