Hotels With parking in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

This is my second stay at Hotel Kokura Station, and it's consistently excellent. The location is incredibly convenient, with the Shinkansen, JR, and monorail all just a stone's throw away. The surrounding commercial area has a great local vibe, with Tanga Market, Uomachi Arcade, and Aeon easily accessible. When I return to Kokura, Hotel Kokura Station will definitely be my first choice again!

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.

Location of the hotel is good, parking in the surrounding area is very convenient! Bathroom design is hilarious! Curtain of the bathing tub is good and several hanging hooks were broken! The most important thing is the tub is very slippery without any anti slipping coat! Too dangerous! A anti -slipping mate Should be included! For the breakfast, food choices are various but the quality needs to improve! Egg roll just doesn’t taste like traditional recipes!

Reception at 4 pm was slow and it was necessary for several guests to wait for the two reception people even though they had three other people greeting guests. The nearby Shinkansen station provides easy access to the hotel which is an easy 5-10 minutes walk. Wifi worked well and the air conditioning was good especially in the cold weather. Rooms are a good size and in good condition with above average views. House keeping was also good, though guests need to request daily services by placing a card on the room door otherwise daily service is not provided. The four lifts provided an efficient service. I didn’t have breakfast on this occasion but have had it in the past and it’s of a good quality and high standard. The staff are lovely and caring. The location is good being near the main Shinkansen station. Beyond the station there are shopping centres and street malls with a variety of restaurants and shops to meet most people’s needs. There are also many nearby restaurants that should suit most people’s cuisine, budget and type of food. Buses and subway stations are nearby and provide access to various parts of the city. There are several attractions within 30-60 minutes of the hotel such as temples and museums. Overall a pleasant stay and happy to visit again.

Clean, quiet, and tidy. Very close to the subway station. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right outside, as well as another old-school grocery store. The room was cleaned daily (typical of an older 5-star hotel). The air conditioning/heating system worked very well. There was a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk.

A bit far from the direct station, after coming down, there is a direct bus to the station behind Rosen to take two stops. Don't go to the bus platform next to the station. The direction is different. The hotel breakfast is very good. The price of less than 300 is really cost-effective.

Hotels in Fukuoka are generally quite expensive, so I spent a long time searching before finding this one that was both affordable and conveniently located! It's just a 260-meter walk from Watanabe-dori Station, which is super convenient! The room was also very spacious, with plenty of room to open up two large suitcases. This is also one of the few hotels that provides bottled mineral water; many others only offer tap water for drinking. Plus, the hotel lobby offers 24-hour free hot water and coffee☕, which is a really nice touch. Oh, and their exfoliating towels are excellent – very thick and good quality, super effective!😜ོ

I had a pleasant stay at Nishitetsu Croom Hakata. The location is a major highlight—just a short walk from Hakata Station, making it very convenient for getting around the city. I liked the concept of selecting amenities yourself from the lobby, which feels efficient and eco-friendly. However, there were no complimentary water bottles provided in the room, and I noticed that shower caps were not available at the pick-up point either. Overall, the hotel is clean, comfortable, and very well-located—ideal for travelers who prioritize convenience.

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.

I made a reservation for three adults. We were able to reserve a room with two semi-double twin beds. When we arrived and entered the room, there was an additional bed installed, so we were able to use it each. The bed mattress was also an airwave, so it was very comfortable and we slept soundly, relieving our fatigue. I would like to use this hotel again next time.