Name: Tokyu Stay Hakata
Address: Fukuoka, Japan
Rating: 8.9

Japan

Tokyo

Kyoto

Fukuoka

Sapporo

Naha

Osaka

I enjoyed my stay at Tokyu Stay Ikebukuro, the location is extremely convenient, just a short walk to the station, with many restaurants and shops nearby. The room was clean, practical, and having a washer-dryer inside the room was a big plus.

However, I want to highlight that the hotel is located near a street where some men stand around at night trying to get customers for nearby nightlife establishments. They didn’t disturb me or approach aggressively, but the atmosphere may feel uncomfortable for some travelers, especially late at night.

Overall, the hotel itself is great, but it’s good to be aware of the surrounding area when walking back after dark.

Location is close to Yotsuya train station around 300m, so just a couple of minutes walk away, but quite far away from most tourism spots in Tokyo. There is a convenience store located next door which was handy for any late night snacks! 
The room was quite small, but the comfortable bed and pillows made up for it. The room came equipped with a washing machine, kettle, microwave, hot plate and hair dryer. It was exceptionally clean and bathroom and was perfect for the purpose of the trip, with high pressure water in the shower. I did have to pay extra for early check-in even though the hotel appeared to be very quiet - around $10au per hour but overall can’t complain.

Comfortable Stay with Excellent Amenities

I stayed for two nights and absolutely loved this hotel. The room size was perfect—not too small or large, but just enough for a comfortable stay. My room came with a balcony, which was a lovely touch.

What impressed me the most were the amenities, which were the most complete I encountered during my trip to Japan. The room included a microwave, refrigerator, and even a washing machine. The shower amenities were also very comprehensive, and you can refill them for free in the lobby. Additionally, the lobby offers a coffee machine where you can enjoy free coffee and hot chocolate, which was a delightful perk.

The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. They allowed me to store my luggage before check-in and even moved it to my room after check-in time.

The location is another highlight—close to both a station and a bus stop, yet calm and quiet, providing a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a convenient and comfortable stay.

The room was clean, and considering Tokyo's premium on space, I found the room size to be perfectly fine. Housekeeping was provided, and the front desk staff were friendly and courteous. I was very pleased.

Need a place near to Shinjuku station area but i can't find anything with reasonable pricing.
This place seems ok, not too far, about 2 station away from Shinjuku station, so i book it.
The room is ”NORMAL” size in Tokyo, 13m. So for larger size people or with more then 1 big luggage good luck to you.
you have to sort out where should your luggage be and where should you be or how to move around. 

The hotel does not provide room make up services, they will throw the trash or replace towel. But you need to indicate on your door which you need.
Over all, good enough to sleep, not much of  space you can talk about. The plus point is the washing machine+dryer in the room, that help me to wash all my dirty clothes so that i can move on to the next place with clean cloths.
Coffee and tea bag are at the lobby. toiletries are also at the lobby that you take what's needed.  guess that's how japanese hotel are

While the location (for airport access) and price were the primary reasons for picking this property, it’s unlikely I would stay again. The main issue I have is the lack of room servicing over the 5-day period of my stay.  Only towels are changed on a daily basis (if requested), and the in-room guidance suggests that additional charges may apply if more extensive room servicing is required.  If this had been my own home, I would have been vacuuming and cleaning on a daily basis, however there is no ability to do this, other than keeping the room tidy and organised, which is a necessity given its small size.  Combined with the smelly shower curtain (or perhaps there was another reason for the bad smell in the bathroom), the overall restrictive size of the room, the stained upholstery on one of the room chairs, the property did not leave me overly impressed, and what’s even more amazing, the sofa in the main lobby also had significant staining of its upholstery, in a location where everyone can see.  I’ve stayed in Japanese hotels of this type for years, and even other Tokyu Stays, and I have not experienced these issues before, and on this basis I feel the management need to give more attention to keeping the place clean.

Hotel staff at reception was not fluent in English. He was focused on informing what he is supposed to tell you and cant understand/help in other matters. Have to resort to google translate.

Room size and amenities are satisfactory. The breakfast is pathetic. More worthwhile and more choices to buy from convenience stalls downstairs. You have to pick up breakfast from lobby and heat up in your own room to consume. The coffee machine was down altho they offerred diy drip coffee.

Overall, it's roughly on par with an Atour Hotel in China. The breakfast selection was very limited; I could barely get a full meal, as it mostly consisted of watery dishes, pickles, and plain white rice. Cleanliness was just average; upon entering the room, I immediately noticed stains in the toilet. The only real positive was the washing machine – it was convenient for a multi-day stay, and the clothes came out nice and soft. However, the bedding was awful. The duvet had a peculiar, unpleasant odor (almost like saliva) and was pilling. I definitely wouldn't recommend it. Body lotion was not provided. While a hairdryer and basic toiletries were available, they were nothing special, and there certainly wasn't anything high-end like a Refa beauty device. The location was actually quite mediocre. It took a full 17-minute walk to Shinjuku's main station, which was quite inconvenient!

This was my first time staying at a Tokyu Stay. The hotel is conveniently located just south of Shimbashi Station, right on a main road. While the room was a bit small, making it impossible to fully open a 28-inch suitcase, the price for a weekend stay in Tokyo was excellent value. The bathroom, on the other hand, was quite spacious and came equipped with a popular Refa shower head and hairdryer. What's more, it even had a drying rack, which is quite rare. But the absolute highlight was the in-room washing machine and microwave – incredibly convenient!

I came for a show at Tokyo Dome. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the station: cross a bridge, turn left, go up a slight incline, and you're there. A tip for an easier walk: after crossing the bridge, if you continue straight past the first traffic light and then turn left, the uphill path isn't as steep. There are plenty of dining options in the area. The hotel breakfast, as pictured, consisted of frozen items you could easily microwave in your room. It was quick, and the fish provided for rice was delicious. The room isn't huge, but it's perfectly adequate. Its best feature is the in-room washing machine with a drying function, which is a huge plus compared to other hotels where you have to queue for communal laundry facilities. Since it was either sweltering and humid or raining during my visit, being able to wear fresh, clean clothes every day was incredibly comfortable. Furthermore, shopping, dining, and drugstores are all conveniently located nearby. Don Quijote is directly opposite Tokyo Dome. I also tried Katsukichi Suidobashi branch; their fried shrimp and tonkatsu were great, especially the tonkatsu. And the fast-food place under Suidobashi bridge? Their chicken leg curry and unagi gyudon were absolutely divine – you can even get them to go! I'd definitely come back again.

I really like this hotel; it's a quiet oasis in a bustling area. The transportation is very convenient, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. There's a noodle shop right behind the hotel that always has a long line. To the left of the noodle shop, across the street, there's a drugstore where you can park your husband at the hotel and shop to your heart's content. You can find almost anything that's out of stock on Xiaohongshu there. The room was much larger than the ones I stayed in Osaka, and it even had a microwave and a washing machine, so you could have breakfast right in your room. However, I definitely don't recommend the hotel's breakfast; for over 100 RMB, you just get scrambled eggs, and the taste is questionable.

I was extremely satisfied with this hotel. When I visited Kyoto in 2019, I stayed in the garden room at the Sanjo Karasuma hotel across the street and was very happy with it. I wanted to book again this time but they didn't have that room type anymore. Then I discovered the newly opened HANARE, also a Tokyu hotel, and immediately decided on it. From check-in, the service was excellent. Since I wanted to sleep on tatami mats, I contacted the front desk to ask if they could provide a futon, and they quickly accommodated my request. There's a bar in the lobby where you can use it yourself. Several nearby Tokyu hotels also have a joint stamp collection program where you can exchange for small gifts 🎁. Next time I visit, besides HANARE, I'd also like to stay at Nol; it's a unique experience!

Seriously, this hotel is incredible! On the second floor, there's a fantastic complimentary bar with drinks, including some alcoholic options. You can even take your drinks to the terrace, which boasts exquisite landscaping and stunning views. The front desk staff was not only super handsome (a Western guy!) but also incredibly friendly and helpful! Our room was extremely clean and very spacious. The washing machine was another great feature and worked flawlessly! Absolutely perfect!

Very satisfied (^_^)👍 I will stay here again next time! I can feel that staying in a hotel is very particular and of high quality. The door curtain is not big and low-key, but it is really full of space and beautifully designed.

Hygiene: Super clean and comfortable, the room is also very moist and not dry. Very big.

Facilities: There is a wooden bathtub, dry and wet separation, the washbasin is also very large, and there is privacy. The bed is also very large and the twin beds can be put together. I slept very well~ The only thing is that the window cannot be opened and the frosted paper is pasted so that you can't see outside, but the light transmission does not affect the transparency of the room.
The TV cannot be projected
There is also a small kitchen area, and even an induction cooker and a small milk pot are prepared, which is excellent!

Service: Very kind and respectful to the hospitality, helping us arrange the luggage and clothes in the room first, and the clothes are hung up (◍•ᴗ•◍)
They will also provide nearby food and river shops🥳 I didn't enjoy their breakfast this time, but it would not be bad.
The area is well connected, and there are things to do in every street and alley. The subway station is a 6-minute walk away, which is acceptable for dragging a suitcase.

The room facing south was quite noisy due to construction across the street, which woke me up in the morning. After speaking with the front desk, they quickly moved me to a room on the north side, on the same floor, which was very convenient! There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs to the right, and a bus stop across the street with direct service to Hakata Station, making getting around quite easy.

设施：the facility is very good you could pick up amenities at lobby and the room is not spacious but it’s really ok in Japan.
卫生：absolutely great but room cleaning is limited when staying less than 7 nights 
环境：great location around 7mins walk distance from Hakata station and only around 15USD to take taxi to airport
服务：excellent service, the staff is kind and warm and good in English

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