Best Hotels in Fukuoka

we got the corner sofa room, very spacious with 2 queen beds next to each other, very good with my 2 kids together. location was very nice, we drove and there are a few parking areas behind the hotel which was convinent. but they dont clean the room for you or enter the room at all so its good for insecure guest i guess. towel not changing was a problem for my wife....

The room is very clean, the overall environment is very comfortable, and the space is large without feeling oppressive. I am very satisfied with my recent stay. I will choose to stay here again next time.

Self-service check-in and check-out. I didn't see any service staff the whole time, which was a very novel experience. The room is very large, it is a two-bedroom and two-living room apartment. The split-level design of the living room is a bit confusing. In fact, the size of a normal living room is enough for a large family to live in. The hygiene is slightly worse than other hotels in Japan, but it is acceptable. Towels and toiletries are provided in sufficient quantities. There is also a Japanese garden near the downstairs, which is marked on the map. You can go there when you have time. The disadvantage is that you cannot store your luggage at the self-service check-in. You must leave with your luggage at 11 o'clock, otherwise the door will not open. The luggage storage at Hakata Station is often full, so it is recommended to arrange the itinerary reasonably if you want to play around the surrounding area after checking out.

The hotel is located 10 minutes walk from Tenjin Station. And there are many restaurants, bars and shops nearby. Local people also like to go there for dinner and drinks too. We 3 people got a room with a bunk bed. The toilet and bathroom is designed for disabled people in which you may put a wheelchair for shower. The disadvantage is that when we take shower in the bathtub, the water splashes out to make half of the toilet wet. Others are fine. The toothbrush sets can be taken in the counter. We took a breakfast in the hotel on the final day. Taste ok and the dinner table surrounded by the books is excellent. Many local people are there!

My first trip to fukuoka and Hakata, it’s a less crowded place compared to Tokyo and Osaka. There are a lot of hotel choices around hakata station, Nest you will need to walk abit past neko and turn into a small alley and you will see Nest on the right. There are a few exit from hakata station to the hotel, but I think the best route is still to use the main road. I stayed 4 nights in Nest, Sometimes I went back hotel late at night although it’s an alley, and the street lamps are really not bright but I don’t feel unsafe at all, just a very short alley and there usually will have people standing there smoking. Minimum amenities provided at the hotel lobby, brushes, bath towel, cotton buds etc. the buffet breakfast restaurant at the lobby, simple and tasty, not much varieties and the restaurant do not have a lot of seating space. Hakata station is a good place to stay as there are many shoppings around the station, many hotels too but for the price, Nest is a good choice. Room is really the smallest, but whatever you need is in there, I especially love the fabric spray. There is also a vending machine and washing machine at the lobby.

This is the best Ritz-Carlton we have ever visited! The hotel is very new, and the valet parking service was wonderful. The check-in process was very smooth, and our room featured a stunning Japanese design touch, making it truly exceptional. While the gym is a bit small, it has everything you need for a great workout. The location is prime, and we were pleased to find that a late check-out was available. Overall, our experience was fantastic!

The top floor of the hotel has a great view of the hot spring. Breakfast is delicious but if repeated daily it will be a bit boring. So if you stay for multiple days in a row be careful not to eat the same breakfast every day. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the MTR station. If you take a taxi from the airport to this hotel should not cost about five thousand yen. The room can have youtube There is also Netflix The hotel is very clean nearby two have large supermarkets There are four or five highly rated restaurants in a residential area five minutes ahead There is a canteen in the small shopping mall next to the hotel

Comfortable room and amenities are great! Staff are helpful and polite. Good breakfast. Convenient parking lot. A bit far from the center of Tenjin.

Stayed for 3 nights with 2 kids, the hotel had children amenities provided upon check-in and this made the kids felt welcoming. Hotel is located at around 5-min walk from Hakata Station, yet it is not along the Main Street which feels like enjoying the proximity to train station but with a quiet neighborhood around.

A slightly aged hotel, but still very functional, spacious and comfortable. Our plan also included the access to the GRAND CLUB whole day, which provides breakfast, refreshments during the day, and all kinds of wine paired with a good collection of food at night at their cocktail hour. And yes all the food in breakfast and at the cocktail hour were great. The location is fine, though you do need to travel back to hakata station or tenjin station depending on your itinerary