Name: Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion
Address: Fukuoka, Japan
Rating: 9.1

Japan

Tokyo

Kyoto

Fukuoka

Kashiwa

Nagoya

China

Taipei

The hotel is quite new and boasts an extremely convenient location, right by the Yamanote Line. There's a large supermarket right by the station, which was perfect for all our daily grocery needs. The hotel even has its own Lawson convenience store, and there are plenty of izakayas nearby. Pao Pao's large meat buns were surprisingly delicious! The room was a decent size, the bed was quite comfortable, and the linens were fresh and dry. The shower had excellent water pressure. The rooftop onsen isn't huge, but it was never crowded whenever I went, and I had a great time soaking there. From the outdoor terrace at the 15th-floor reception, you can even watch planes fly by ✈️.

The location is incredibly convenient. For this trip, I relied on a mix of taxis and public transport. Higashi-Ginza Station is a super convenient 2-minute walk downstairs, and Ginza Station is just 5 minutes away, offering fantastic access to all parts of the city. There's also a convenience store directly across the street.

It was perfect for daily shopping in Ginza. Even returning to the hotel past midnight felt very safe, thanks to its location on a main road, which offered great peace of mind.

A minor downside was the lack of skincare products, and the toothbrush provided was quite stiff. Unfortunately, I couldn't use the public bath due to my tattoos, so I missed out on that experience.

Overall, everything was excellent. The front desk staff, both younger and older ladies, were all incredibly kind and could communicate in English, Japanese, and Chinese. Their attitude was wonderful, and the service was very warm and enthusiastic. They even complimented my neck pillow, saying it was cute, haha.

I would definitely stay here again on my next trip to Tokyo! Highly recommended! 👍🏼💯

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right in Ginza, making it incredibly convenient for shopping, especially for luxury brands, with high-end boutiques at every turn.
The only real highlight of the hotel is the view of Tokyo Tower from the lobby; otherwise, there's nothing particularly special about it.
The staff were quite friendly. Despite me not speaking Japanese or English, the front desk used a translation device to communicate, making the check-in process very smooth.
Given that it's Ginza, Tokyo, where space is at a premium, the room size was actually quite decent.
Disposable slippers need to be requested from the front desk, while disposable toiletries are available for self-collection by the elevator.
The toilet in my room didn't have an automatic flush function, and I'm unsure if this was the case for other rooms. Moreover, the flush was incredibly loud – loud enough to definitely wake up anyone sleeping if you used it in the middle of the night.
Additionally, there were loud motorbikes passing by at night. If you're a light sleeper, I'd recommend contacting the hotel in advance to request a quieter room.

Fairly sized room with 3 single beds. I had a good rest at the hotel. Location is good as it is closed to the Keisei line to go to Narita airport. For who loves night life, it’s a great location. One thing can be improved is the number of coin laundry machines , very limited , only had 1 machine at certain level, which I had to wait until 3am to collect my laundry.

This hotel was a friend's recommendation for my business trip to Tokyo. Its location is fantastic, with a subway entrance right downstairs. The night views from the hotel are absolutely beautiful 🌃. The staff were also incredibly helpful and provided excellent service. Breakfast was quite good. However, a word of advice: make sure to book dinner in advance! 😂 My friend and I missed out because we didn't have a reservation... After a day of work, a relaxing soak in the tub 🛀 was just what I needed to unwind. The bedding was top-notch, guaranteeing a very comfortable and peaceful sleep. But what I appreciated most was the immediate feeling of the space upon entering: it was spacious and elegantly designed. The combination of lighting, music, and the quality of the furniture materials created a truly relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. I'd definitely return here if I have the opportunity.

The hotel is beautiful and very clean! We liked everything about it, except that it is quite too long to reach here from Ginza and Odaiba for example. But it is close to Shibuya, Shinjuku. Shinjuku-Gyoen is seven minutes walk and it is stunning in any season, I guess. Our windows were in front of national stadium

The hotel location is ideal for exploring Roppongi. Everything is a short walk away, lots of shops and restaurants abound. Walking out in the day and night is safe, there are plenty of people around. 
Our receptionists on check in and check out were pleasant and professional, spoke good English  and very efficient in their response to our requests 
The bedroom is very clean , not musky and adequate for a couple with 2 medium suitcases.  The  standard amenities include a daily change of pyjamas- that’s a great convenience, can pack less clothes and buy more stuff!

Facilities: Well-appointed.
Cleanliness: Excellent.
Ambiance: Fantastic! 👍🏻👍🏻
Service: As expected, Japanese service is truly top-notch.

Our trip was a private customized tour, which made the whole journey incredibly relaxed. The hotel itself was lovely and even featured an onsen (hot spring bath). Laundry facilities were also very convenient; if the hotel's machines were occupied, there's another laundromat just diagonally across the street. We decided to give it a try and found it quite entertaining.

The hotel's location is excellent, right near Ginza, making it convenient to get anywhere. Subway stations are just a short walk in every direction. I stayed at this hotel for my entire three-day trip to Tokyo. The rooms are admittedly quite small; it would be impossible to open two suitcases simultaneously. However, that's often the case with Japanese hotels, and for this price and location, it's already quite good. The hotel building is quite tall, but the lobby and check-in area aren't particularly spacious. There's a restaurant downstairs, but I didn't try it, as there were countless delicious eateries in the vicinity. Daily housekeeping was provided, and the service was good overall.

The location is excellent, just a 2-3 minute walk from Otemachi subway station, making it very convenient for visiting the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station. The neighborhood is full of high-end office buildings, with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores to choose from. The front desk staff were very friendly, spoke excellent English, and some even spoke Chinese. Check-in and check-out were both very quick. The room wasn't large, but it was spotlessly clean and the bed was very comfortable. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit!

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk to the Shijo bus stop and 10 minutes to the subway station. With a FamilyMart conveniently located downstairs, all our breakfast and late-night snack needs were covered.

This hotel offers great value for money. The room was quite spacious, featuring a king-size bed that comfortably accommodated two people. It also came with a small sofa and a table. I was particularly pleased with the ample hangers provided.

A delightful surprise was the onsen (hot spring) bath; it was wonderfully relaxing to soak in it every evening after exploring.

My only minor point of confusion was that while the room was tidied daily, the bed itself wasn't made. It would have been nice if they could at least straighten out the sheets a bit.

This was the cheapest hotel I booked in Japan, costing just over 200 [currency unit] on a weekday. I didn't have high expectations, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise! The hotel is conveniently located very close to Gojo Station and has a modern feel overall. There's a bar and restaurant on the ground floor. Check-in was almost entirely automated, which was quite a novel experience. The front desk staff spoke good English, and I noticed a fair number of international guests. The room, for Japan, was not small and was very clean; two people could comfortably open two suitcases without an issue. The bathroom was large with excellent wet/dry separation, and the sink was conveniently located outside, making it easy for two people to use simultaneously. There were plenty of charging ports, a TV, and the complimentary water was also good. We had a very enjoyable two-day stay in Kyoto!

The hotel was very clean, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. We had our luggage forwarded from our Kobe hotel in the morning, and it was already in our room by the time we checked in that evening. The hotel features a public bath on the second floor, perfect for relaxing in after a long day. There are also vending machines available for drinks. Its location is also very convenient, within walking distance of the Kawaramachi shopping district and the Kamo River. The absolute highlight, however, was the hotel's Japanese breakfast, which was absolutely delicious. We would definitely choose to stay here again on our next visit.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! Everything was excellent – from the comfortable room to the friendly staff who were always ready to help. The location is simply perfect, close to all the main attractions and very convenient for exploring the city. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting.

Stepping into the hotel was a delightful surprise – it truly felt like a hidden gem! The card-only access added a great sense of security. The front desk staff were wonderful; they spoke Japanese, English, and Chinese. Even those who weren't fluent in English tried very hard to explain things, and all had excellent attitudes. If you arrive early, you can complete the check-in formalities and store your luggage. Once your room is ready, they'll place your bags inside, and you can simply pick up your key at the front desk to check in.

The room wasn't huge; with three beds, there was only space to sit opposite them. Luggage could be stored near the entrance, with shelving both above and below. However, the beds were incredibly comfortable, and having a bed each was wonderfully relaxing.

We stayed for two days, and the breakfast, a combination of a set meal and a buffet, was delicious. We visited the hot springs every morning and evening; they weren't crowded and were very clean and comfortable.

Each floor had vending machines and ice makers – a true lifesaver in the scorching summer heat! The small apple juice bottles were especially tasty. Excellent bakeries and cafes are within walking distance, and Romantei yakiniku at the Karasuma intersection also comes highly recommended.

Upon check-out, you can have your luggage sent to the Mitsui Garden Hotel next to Kyoto Station for 25 RMB per bag. This is super convenient as it saves you from having to return to the hotel to pick up your bags after your final day of sightseeing.

The only downside was the 8-10 minute walk to the nearest bus and subway stops. This felt a bit long, especially during the hot summer days. Seriously, in Kyoto at midday, the last thing you want to do is walk even a step further! 😂

The location is excellent. We didn't take the subway, but noticed a subway station nearby. Kyoto isn't huge, so hailing a taxi right outside was very convenient. The room was quite spacious, and the bed was large, easily accommodating two people. We didn't opt for breakfast, but there's a bakery to the right when you exit. Their morning sandwiches were excellent, though the coffee was just average. Turning right out of the hotel, you'll find plenty of shops. If you turn left out of the hotel and then left again, there's a two-story fresh food supermarket, making it very convenient to pick up groceries. Additionally, we booked a private onsen. It cost 600 RMB for two hours, and the mini-bar was complimentary. The small pool was perfect for a family to enjoy together.

An absolutely fantastic hotel! Everything, from the facilities and amenities to the exceptional service, was top-notch. Its location is incredibly convenient for exploring Ninen-zaka, Sannen-zaka, and Kiyomizu-dera. Nestled in a quiet spot amidst the bustling city, it's ideal for a city walk through the charming old town. The ambiance was so evocative, it made me feel like I was stepping into a Japanese movie scene – truly wonderful.

Breakfast was exquisitely delicious and authentically Japanese. A special shout-out to the lovely lady at the restaurant who thoughtfully wrote me a postcard in Chinese when we checked out – it was such a wonderfully warm gesture. The afternoon snacks and the bar area were also very comfortable and inviting. The spa facilities were quiet and elegant, providing a perfect retreat to relax and unwind after a long day.

Japanese politeness is truly ingrained in their culture. While some might find formal politeness a bit distant, I view it as a beautiful way to create a pleasant and harmonious environment for everyone. I absolutely loved my stay and will definitely be returning.

Check-in was at 3 PM. We registered, dropped off our bags, and went out to explore. When we returned, we simply collected our room key, as our suitcases had already been delivered to our room. The hotel was very clean, and the hot spring bath was wonderfully relaxing. There are ice machines and drink vending machines available on three floors within the building. A great example of their excellent service was when I accidentally left my sunglasses after checking out; the hotel staff kept them safe until I could retrieve them.

The hotel's location is fantastic. It's surrounded by affordable restaurants like Kura Sushi (conveyor belt sushi), Matsuya, and Matsunoya. Popular ramen spots like Ichiran are also just a short walk away. The airport line subway station is incredibly convenient, only about 100 meters from the hotel – it's just four stops to the airport and two stops to Hakata. Tenjin, with restaurants like Shin-Shin ramen and a Uniqlo store, is also just a ten-minute walk away.

Northern Kyushu Trip: Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion

We traveled from Kurokawa Onsen to Fukuoka by bus. There are three daily services: 10:15 AM, 11:15 AM, and 2:15 PM. The fare is 3,470 JPY, and the journey takes approximately 3 hours.

Again, we asked the hotel front desk to help us call and book tickets. The 11:15 AM bus was the most suitable choice, as we would arrive in Fukuoka around 2 PM, allowing us to walk to the hotel and check in directly without needing to store our luggage. A special shout-out to the front desk at Kurokawa Roku Ryokan for proactively booking our bus tickets for the next day.

Roku Ryokan also offered a drop-off service to the bus station. Though it was a short distance, it was a nice gesture and much appreciated.

Upon arriving in Fukuoka, the bus made three stops: the airport, Hakata JR Station, and Tenjin. We got off at Hakata JR Station. From there, we used Google Maps to navigate and reached the hotel in just over 10 minutes.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Hakata Station. There's a 7-Eleven and a bakery downstairs, and Tenjin is just one subway stop away.

Hotel rooms here are typically small, so traveling with large suitcases in Japan really isn't ideal.

The hotel's onsen (hot spring bath) is on the 13th floor. It's a public bath only, with both indoor and outdoor pools.

In the hotel lobby, you can pick up complimentary disposable toothbrushes and other amenities. I particularly recommend the sample-sized lotions; they were quite good.

The only complimentary item from the hotel was a single cup of coffee, which was nothing special.

One important thing to note is that the name on the reservation must match the name of the guest checking in. Both rooms were booked under my name. One room was checked in smoothly, but for the other, the front desk insisted on changing the name to the actual occupant's before processing. The problem was that changing the name took time. I had to contact Ctrip, who then contacted the hotel, and once the hotel agreed to the change, it took a while for it to update in the front desk system. So, we could only check into one room initially. Such rigidity!

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