Residence Hotel Hakata Station2

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, so the location is fairly convenient and easy to find. There's a FamilyMart nearby and a Sunny supermarket about a 5-minute walk away. The check-in lobby had no air conditioning, it was stuffy and hot, and I was sweating all over by the time I finished the process. The room was clean and new, with plenty of amenities, but one packet of laundry detergent for four nights wasn't enough. There was also no dining table in the room, which made eating a bit inconvenient. On the first night, I saw a cockroach, but it disappeared eventually. Overall, I was quite satisfied with my stay and would consider it again next time.

The environment is excellent, very clean and comfortable, and the transportation is convenient. The room hygiene is good. I will definitely choose this hotel again when I come to Fukuoka next year. The whole trip experience was very memorable.

This hotel doesn't have a front desk, so checking in via the self-service machine was a bit of a hassle. I had emailed the hotel beforehand to ask about the check-in process but didn't receive any reply. The twin room I booked was spacious and very clean. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and the washer-dryer combo was super convenient—no need to worry about hanging clothes to dry. However, they only provided one packet of laundry detergent, so we had to buy more ourselves. It's a bit of a walk from the station, about 15 minutes if you're not dragging luggage. We took a taxi to and from the airport, which cost 2000 JPY each way, which was acceptable.

This is a new apartment listing on Ctrip, and there were no reviews when I booked it. I decided to give it a try based on the photos of the facilities and location, and it exceeded my expectations! The location is not far from Hakata Station, making it super convenient to buy groceries from the supermarket in the Yodobashi building and cook back at the apartment. It has two large beds, a refrigerator with a drying function, a microwave, pots and pans, a gas stove, and an elevator, which is great for guests with large luggage. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Fukuoka.

The location is a bit out of the way, but compared to other hotels, the money saved means I don't mind just calling an Uber. It has all the facilities you need, from kitchenware to a fridge. There's even a convenience store downstairs, so it really holds its own against other hotels.

I had to find a hotel near the station last minute because my flight was cancelled. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Hakata Station. There's no one at the front desk, but even when I contacted them at midnight, they responded very quickly. The room was clean and comfortable, and also quite spacious. My stay was too short this time, but I think it would be very comfortable for a longer stay.

The check-in area was too hot, and if you entered the access code too quickly, the door wouldn't open. I was completely drenched in sweat after getting everything done. It's about a 10-13 minute walk from the station. The space and facilities are pretty complete, but it's missing a table suitable for eating. For a room with two double beds, there's only one small table, about 40x50 cm, and one chair. For three people, it's really not enough, so we gave up on cooking in the room; even for instant noodles, we had to take turns using the table.

The self-check-in process was very difficult and frustrating, but the room condition was very satisfactory.

I couldn't get in because there was no password to access the building. I waited outside for over half an hour, and no one answered the phone. Luckily, after about 30 minutes, someone came out, and I was finally able to check in. I had booked a 'triple room,' but it was actually a twin room. I had made a last-minute booking for 1600 per night, thinking at least it would be a triple room! After all that hassle, finding only two beds made me furious!