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one of cheapest hotel in Hakata but much more satisfaction than expected. The hotel is quite modern and not so long to be built. Check-in start exactly at 3 pm and seems they are not grant early check-in even if the room ready I guess but think most of hotels in Japan do that. Room was clean and very small as most of hotels in Japan are. but still cheap when we consider the room condition.

The staff was friendly, and did seem to speak a bit of English. The hotel was very modern and clean, and the location was great. Located in the Nakasu area, it is just around the corner from the Nakasu subway station, and between Hakata, Tenjin, and the airport, which is a great location for restaurants, shopping, and getting around. Overall, my stay was a pleasant experience.

The access to the subway station makes this hotel a very good choice. Hakata station has malls, restaurants, subway access, bus terminal and Y100 Bus stop. Although the vibe in Hakata is quieter than Tenjin. The hotel is located at the quiet side of town. I walked alone at 9pm on the back street and still felt secured. Dimlit but only pedestrians around. From the station its a good 5min brisk walk, or 10min leisurely. The access is easier to find from the hotel, but do not fret cause when you step out of Hakata Station you see the hotel just across. So perhaps it is better to walk on street level first and go back to the station via the hotel access. Thus easier to go back to the access on your next try. The hotel is clean and staff are friendly. They helped us look for a Catholic Church that holds English Mass and the nearest post office with ease. There is English speaking staff on duty. We tried the Japanese breakfast and was delighted. Although most of the menu can be found on the Western Buffet. However, we've noticed that the Smoked Mackarel served in the Japanese style was bigger and more flavorful, Taxi fare from the airport cost around Y1400.

I stayed or 5nights in May this year; making Fukuoka as my base to surrounding cities. As I had previously looked up the place on Google map; I somehow managed to find the place from the Hakata Station. Hotel was nice and clean; as usual and room was reasonable as I chose the twin room bedroom. Breakfast area was a bit squeeze; as place is small and with many guests; you can imagine. But the spread is sumptuous and nutritious. And as usual of Dormy Inn; there is free ramen supper provided. I did not get to use the coin-operated services; so cant really comment; but I did took the free shuttle from hotel to Hakata station - quite a breeze; and timely. Love it; save the 10-15mins walk. Nearby across the 1 traffic junction; there is a family mart; so that was quite convenient. Overall since it is at the back of a big mall; it can suits both dining and shopping crave. Will stay here again

Apart from a little difficulty with understanding English v. well the staff at reception were helpful and friendly. The small double we had booked was the best sized room we have had at any other hotel in Fukuoka and v,clean. The room had tea/coffee making facilities and computer for our use. It is 4 stops on the Kuko line from the airport and is just around the corner from the nearest subway station. It is located close to Tenjin park on the edge of Hakata and a 10 min. walk from canal city and the Nishitetsu line in Tenjin which we needed to use regularly. ~We did not use the meal facilities. The location by the river is pleasant and the lobby, corridors, rooms and public areas are smart, clean and impressive the money we paid.

The Hakata Nest Hotel is located only 5 minutes walk from the Hakata train station. It is also only a 10 minute walk to Canal City Shopping Center. There are numerous restaurants on the main road leading to Hakata Station as well as the ones in the station. This hotel is new so the rooms are clean and comfortable. Size is small, which is typical of Japanese hotels. Bed is comfortable and pillows are soft! Reception was efficient and polite, but not as friendly as other other hotels we stayed in.

Wasn't expecting much because it was a hostel, but we surprised as it was better than other hotel chains. They have free simple breakfast consisting of breads, egg, potato salad, etc. There's no shortage of amenities. They also have table tennis and bikes for rent. Rooms are larger than the standard Japanese hotel room. Our room had a balcony, couch and even a genkan, separated from the bedroom by a door. In terms of location, it's halfway between Hakata and the Higashi-Hie stations. If coming from the airport, Higashi-Hie station is just one station away. If you're at Hakata station, it's just a short walk. A ramen restaurant frequently rated #1 at reviews is also just a short walk away: Hakata Issou. I'll mention these just in case you're too picky about these things: - The heater's inside the bedroom, and the bathroom is outside the bedroom. So you'll be leaving the warmth of the room during winter. - We stayed at the topmost floor (9th) and the pressure is not that strong.

The room was small as I expected as the booking was full that I can’t booked a bigger room. Kids’kit provided when the staff see my kids, which I didn’t reserve their accommodations before, the kids are happy. Onset provided, although it’s not natural and not big, but it’s good facilities for traveller to relax the tire. The staffs are nice, they allow me to store the luggage after I check out. Free breakfast are provided, simple but nice. Which really surprised me. Location is excellent as there are many shops and restaurants down stair. Walk 5mins to Hakata station. Definitely stay again if I go Hakata again!

My husband and I booked a non-smoking standard double room with daily breakfast at this hotel for 4 nights in January. Advantages: Its location is perfect for those who would like to see the sights and shop at the same time. It is a 5-minute walk to JR Hakata Station, the main hub of transportation in Hakata, and Hakata City shopping mall. There are convenience stores, eating places and a pharmacy along your route to and from the hotel to the station. The hotel is new, very clean, the staff are very accommodating and can communicate in English. We slept very well because the bed and pillows were very comfortable. You're given a choice of 3 types of breakfasts: American, Continental and Asian. Tried all kinds and all are filling, nutricious and tasty. Disadvantage: Our room was small but I think that it's typical of most hotel rooms in Japan. It was a challenge for two people to move around the room with 3 suitcases. Space is very limited. The room had no closet. Overall, I would still choose this hotel when I'll come back to Fukuoka and recommend it to friends. However, I would consider getting a bigger room when available. The hotel gets booked quite fast.

I really love how it's literally 5mins from the huge JR Hakata City building (I timed myself walking at a normal pace). Also there are a TON of eateries around the area. Right the other side of the block is a fantastic izakaya with yakitori. There are at least 4-5 convenience stores in the vicinity, with one just 1 min away. The area feels so safe even at night. I felt comfortable as a solo woman walking around at 11pm+ looking for supper. The hotel itself is fantastic too. Very new, modern and sleek design and it just made me happy to go back after a long day each time. Note that the bed is softer than your average hotel bed while the pillow is harder and denser than usual. Not a great combination for me personally; I had to buy a new pillow (452yen only though, from a shop at one of the Tenjin malls). I never thought about this before but it's GREAT having the toilet in a separate room from the bath. No more worrying about wetting the bathroom floor! The bathtub fairly large too.

Do not be fooled by the name, this is not a cheap Italian imitation. Far from it. This hotel represents some of the best of the tradition for modern, stylish yet distinctly Japanese brand of boutique hotels. Stylish throughout. Set in a quiet side street yet next to Hakata Station and JR Hakata City, an excellent shopping mall / department store / cinema complex. Lobby facilities are great with nice computers and coffee machine for free use. The rooms are huge by Japanese standards and ipad / massage pillow are additional perks found within the room. Choice of buffet breakfast is also great. Comes highly recommended.

This hotel has all the basic facilities you will need and is located just across the road from Canal City Hakata (which incidentally has an Evangelion store and an awesome Evangelion water show for you anime fans). This means you have easy access to food, shopping, and the riverside. There are quite a few shrines nearby and Kawabata Shotengai is not at all far away either. If you intend to spend most of your time roaming within the Hakata urban core, this location is really hard to beat. It's within walking distance of Hakata station as well, so it's not bad at all even if you are planning to take trains (regular or shinkansen) out often. Hotel staff are pretty nice and the nightly price is low by Hakata standards. The only bad sides are that the hotel feels very old and is extremely tiny - there is hardly any walking space around the bed and the bathroom is rather cramped. Definitely not a luxury staycation experience but fantastic as a sightseeing base.

If you are just a business traveller with limited time, this is the best place to stay, 600m from Hakata Station, where you can find lots of restaurants, tatami style Izakaya, ramen streets and fine dining restaurants from lower ground floor to top floor of the station, uncountable souvenirs shops and even Tokyo Hands, Uniqlo and Hankyu mall are at the Hakata Station too.

I like this hotel. Very recommended for all people traveling to Hakata area, Fukuoka. The hotel is very clean, great staff, value for money, a lot of features, breakfast with the Japanese style. Get a room in upper floor, because Hakata area is busiest area and u can hear train coming to the station. A few step to the Hakata station, and you can get plenty of shops and restaurant. There is a lot of restaurant, from Japanese to international, and fast food. Take your time to explore the underground area, you will find interesting shop for gift. Take subway or walk to Gion area, there is culture and history of Fukuoka.

Price is very reasonable. Room is tidy and has no smoke odor. Though I was worried about a room condition due to low price, this hotel exceed my expectation. Location is nice. Accessibility to Tenjin or Hakata is so good. I had no problem going anywhere, Ohori park, shrines, Canal city, Yakuin, and so on. Every morining I walked to Cest Tre Bon , a bakery in Hakata, and got baguette. Though it is near an adult entertainment district, hotel is really quiet. I could go to shopping centers, such as Donquixote or Max Value, on walk.

Glad I chose to stay at Grand Hyatt. Room & toilet was big. Location really good. 15min walk to Hakata Station. 10min walk to Tenjin Station. We had a very good lady concierge during our stay. Spoke very good English. Was able to direct us clearly in our destination. Good 24hr udon joint just few min away. Good unagi restaurant ard 5-8min walk. In fact we walked everywhere using google as weather was really good. Although hotel looks tired. Loved their bathroom space & shower pressure was very good which is important to us when we are away. Will definitely stay here again!

I arrived this hotel early in the morning, and they allowed me to store my luggage there prior check in so that I can walk around Fukuoka luggage-free. Besides, this hotel also allowed me to store my luggage there for 3 days so that I can bring light luggage to other places in Kyushu and re-check in to the hotel few days later. The location is good, 10 minutes walk from Hakata Station, and 10 minutes walk to Canal city. The single room is spacious and comfortable. Wifi fast and smooth. Staffs very friendly. 7-11 is just across a road from the hotel. Hotel is near to Fukuoka Airport. I took a cab from airport to the hotel which costs me around 1300yen, and the hotel staff helped me to book the early taxi (530am) from the hotel to the airport (costs around 1500yen) too.

This is a very modern and relatively newer hotel in Hakata. Located from subway gate 6 and close to bus terminal this hotel provides all your transport needs within your doorstep. It is very easy to travel by bus as most buses go through Tenjin and finishes at Hakata Station. The rooms are good size, comfortable, good desk and chair space to do some work and has a western style bathroom as an option. Highly recommended.

This is the reasio why we rebook this hotel when we returned to fukuoka. It was 100m from hakata station. Just cross the road or use the underground train access to go across, keep right and about 80 m you skewed towards right side and you see the hotel. View was not the best but still central to station and canal city, There is a family mart right infront of the hotel. When you walk another 5 to 10minutes you will see the canal city shopopng mall. Room larger than most hotels. 25 to 27m squared. Bathtub separate from toilet. Has both tub and shower facilities. Breakfast buffet is mixed western japanese, gourmet coffee so more than sufficient. We had breakfast most days but skip the lunch cis too full after breakfadt. However, this gives us opportunity to savour japanese snacks.

Pros: - Location is at the Hakata Center and near Yodobashi, OIOI, Hankyu, Tokyu Hands, and even Canal City. - Twin room we got was just spacious and clean! - Onsen inside the hotel - Value for money - Staff was excellent and hospitable! Con: - In the first morning there was an off odor in the hallway. I would rule it that it came from an unruly guest. That same day it was gone in the afternoon. The next morning it was also gone. It must have been an isolated case.

I stayed at Croom Hakata many times and it is always great. The staff is incredibly kind and helpful. Some of them don't speak English but they will do their best to accommodate you in any ways possible. The facility is super clean and the Onsen is great. Location is 2 minutes walk from Hakata station, thus very central. One of the best hotel in town. (My only concern is that some American business guys really behaved rudely with the staff because they didn't speak English... Let me remind you that you are in THEIR country! When in Japan, do what Japanese do, period! Don't come and spoil harmony and quality of service with your psychotic behavior, we don't need you... ;-)

The location of the hotel is near Hakata Station, a good 10-15mins walk, depending if you have luggage or not. It is also near lots of convenience stores and restaurants, and is about a 10min walk to Canal City. Just outside the hotel is a City Bus stop, you can ride this bus to go around the city or just to save you the walk with your luggage from the hotel to Hakata Station. The room was just right for a couple. We had two big luggages and we were able to open both luggages with just enough space to walk around. The bathroom was just the right size, not cramped. Only downside was that our room only had two sockets for charging our gadgets. Good thing I brought my own power cord. They also received a packaged that arrived for me before we checked in, and promptly gave the package. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Overall, I recommend this hotel. It is very convenient. We had a good night's sleep after a long day of walking around.

I was happened to rest at this hotel-the only place I can make a reservation. It was hard to find hotel by myself (with Google map) on the first night I arrived at Fukuoka. I felt the hotel was too far and really hard to find. BUT situation was totally turned upside down. when I got the hotel. huge, comfort, all inducted room was welcoming me. So COZY. and I found out the road to hotel is really easy from Hakata station the next day. you just keep walk one side to the river then find convinent store (-seven eleven- I guess). then you would get this hotel soon. If you stay here with discounted price, you are lucky.(but I hope you arrive at daytime, just to save your time finding this hotel) I would stay here again when I visit Fukuoka next time. 할인가에 이용할수 있으면 무조건 숙박하세요. 엄청 크고 편하고 뭐든지 다있습니다. 강추에요 영어로 쓰다보니 귀찮아서 한글로안씀 읽어보셔요

Room rates were not reasonable. Poor location where we needed to take 10min transportation by taxi or 25mins walking distance between Hakata Station and hotel. The location of check-in counter (around 5-8 mins from Hakata Station) and hotel are totally different. No transportation service provided from hotel. It costed around 880-1000yen for taxi fee (it depends on which type of taxi you take). It was ridiculous that hotel needed to charge 500yen for each baggage keeping before check-in after check-out. You can imagine how massy we were with all bulky baggages and location is too far away from Hakata Station. However the check-in time is after 17:00 (too late) and check-out time is 10:00 (too early). For other hotels, normally, check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 11:00. It costs 1000yen per hour if you want to extend the check-out time. It seemed like a self apartment rather than hotel without service provided. We booked 2 double beds room for 2 nights with 4 adults but only 4 sets amenities (4 sets shampoo & conditioner, 2 sets of small size soap, 4 sets of cotton puffs and bugs, 4 sets of toothbrushes) for us in 2 nights without any replenishment and cleaning for next day but we were charged cleaning fee in advance (included room rates). Only 2 bottles of water provided for 4 peoples in 2 nights. There were only 3 kettles located at the lobby but we could not get it in the 1st night. Recommended to set up a amenities corner at the lobby area for guest use due to nothing around the hotel area and need to take at least 5-8 mins walking distance to convenience store. It was difficult to take taxi or any transportation from hotel to Hakata Station and we needed to walk. Google Map must to switch on for guiding you to reach either hotel or Hakata Station. The address (in Japanese) of hotel need to be recorded down by yourself in case you can show it to taxi driver.

Hotel is located in a fantastic architecturally built shop/restaurant complex that has maintained its unique identity. It is within walking distance from the Hakata train station. Walking along the canal is pleasant, food stalls are varied and interesting. Reception staff are warm and helpful. House cleaning perfect and breakfast is generous -- the offer of fish, salmon and curry but also plenty for vegetarians like me. Thank you.

Best price with such a large space! You probably can't get such a large hotel room under $100USD anywhere in Fukuoka. Yes, this might not be an ordinary "hotel", which you have to go to other place to check in and no daily cleaning service (check in location is under 5 min walk from Hakata station and easy to find, and we stayed for 7 nights and they provided 1 cleaning service), but if you want to live like an ordinary Japanese people, this is exactly how it looks like to live in a Japanese apartment. Location is good, 3 min walk from Yoshizuka Station and 10 min walk from Maidashi-kyudaibyoinmae subway station. The room included stove and basic cutlery, but without kettle or other cooking tools. Kitchen tools are available for renting but it is costly. You can just go to Mr.Max across the street (a wal-mart like super store) to get a pot for less than 500yen to boil water, or borrow the cattle at the lobby. (I saw total of 3 kettle at the lobby.)

Compare to other hotel, it is very spacious hotel. Unfortunately on our arrival, our booking was mixed up hence my room was allocated as a smoking room. We had a quite long argument with a front desk. however they offered us a non-smoking twin after all. Despite all this hiccups and dramas, room condition was very nice and I loved the spa at the top floor. I would recommend this hotel to everyone, only downside is the reception located at the 13 levels. therefore u may wait for a lift to get there. Choose this hotel, this is the best amongst all