Vessel Hotel Fukuoka Kaizuka Reviews

This was my first time staying in this part of the city; I used to always stay in the Tenjin area. What a great hotel! The reception staff were incredibly friendly and explained everything, clarifying all the details of our stay. They offer complimentary drinks from 12 PM to 11 PM, including tea, coffee, and sodas. Plus, free alcoholic beverages are available from 4 PM to 8 PM. The room was excellent—very spacious with new bathroom fixtures and a large bed. It was extremely comfortable and convenient. There are plenty of cafes and supermarkets near the hotel, so you can easily grab a meal or buy groceries to suit any taste! If I have the chance, I will definitely stay here again!

This is a great hotel! The front desk staff speak fluent English, which is a huge plus. The breakfast spread is fantastic, and the soundproofing is excellent. It's not too far from the airport, and there's a local eatery right outside. They even gave us some snacks when we signed up for their membership. Highly recommended!

The hotel is clean to stay, but it’s a bit far from the town of shopping like Tenjin or Hakata Station. By the way convenient transportation, I love breakfast very much. I do recommend to those who love quiet places and nice reception.

Vessel is a chain hotel, and I've stayed at their Tsudanuma location before. This room in Fukuoka was incredibly spacious. The best part is the huge parking garage downstairs, which is free for guests with unlimited in/out privileges. There are also plenty of restaurants conveniently located nearby.

Great for road trips with free parking, and it's only about a 10-minute drive to the city center. There are also shopping malls and Don Quijote nearby, which is super convenient! The hotel also has a laundry room, and the room space is quite generous compared to hotels in the city. The breakfast was excellent. This will be my top choice for my next visit!

I stayed with three friends and was incredibly satisfied with this hotel! After a disappointing experience at a really dirty hotel in Tokyo, Vessel Hotel was a breath of fresh air. Not only was it dust-free, which is a given, but when I sat in the bathtub, there wasn't a speck of mold – it was spotless. Traveling with three friends, we needed space for our luggage, and the room was perfectly spacious, which was fantastic. Plus, Don Quijote and various shops were just a 15 to 20-minute walk away, making it convenient for late-night strolls. The breakfast was included, and it was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy traditional Japanese home-style cooking, which I absolutely loved. There was a great variety of food, and it was a thoughtful touch that water and chopsticks were provided free of charge – I was really impressed. Although there's a transfer involved, you can reach the hotel quickly by subway or comfortably by bus. If I visit Fukuoka again, I'd definitely want to stay here!

Excellent! The room was a bit small but very clean. Breakfast was great, with local specialties.

Overall satisfied with hotel Stay if you have a car otherwise it a bit far out from center

We used this hotel for our family trip. The welcome drinks and the availability of toys to borrow were excellent, and the staff were very attentive. It was also great that there were restaurants and convenience stores nearby. We'd love to stay here again if we have the chance.

Has free parking, breakfast is good

Breakfast very nice here.

Family friendly hotels with huge parking lot. Decent breakfast and welcome drinks with big room in Japan. Despite there are some 暴走族 in the midnight. Very price wise and service quality balance.

The environment is quite nice, the breakfast food is average, and there's a beverage machine where you can use your own drinks. Alcoholic beverages are available from 4 pm to 8 pm.

I used this hotel for a solo sightseeing trip over the weekend. I chose it because, while hotels in central Hakata were quite expensive, I was able to stay in a double room for exactly 10,000 yen per night. The room was spacious and clean compared to business hotels in the city center. The unit bathroom was clean, and there were bath salts available near the reception, so I was able to take a refreshing bath. The downsides are that it's a bit of a walk to the nearest convenience store (about 5 minutes), the bed has cheap springs and is only moderately comfortable, and it's far from central Hakata, costing around 3,000 yen by taxi. It's also a bit of a walk to the train station.