Hotels in Fukuoka

"I chose this hotel purely for its location in the ”Tenjin shopping district,” and only after checking in did I realize it offered ”all-around convenience.” You can easily handle all your shopping and dining needs within walking distance – just around the corner downstairs is the Aeon supermarket, super convenient for snacks, souvenirs, or emergency items. If you want to try local flavors, you don't have to go far; the highly-rated Shinshin Ramen is nearby. After a tiring day of exploring, a bowl of tonkotsu ramen is wonderfully satisfying. For a hotel in a major shopping hub, the biggest surprise was the room size. It was significantly more spacious than other budget hotels I've stayed in. I could open up my 28-inch suitcase, and there was still plenty of space to walk around and put my carry-on bags without feeling cramped like a ”small box.” Plus, getting to the airport is super convenient; from the subway station near the hotel, it's just a few stops to Fukuoka Airport. No need to rush or meticulously plan your travel time way in advance, which is fantastic for travelers with luggage."

"I was given a room which had smoking odour. The bed smell like a bar. I requested to change the room after staying in for 2 hours and could not stand it. The staff assisted to change my room. The room is really small. We can't open two luggage at the same time. It is not really worth it to stay in this hotel at the price per night other than it's excellent location. They provide free sake for hotel guest for their welcome drink, see picture."

"It's truly rare to find such a spacious room in Japan! The hotel also has a public bath, which is perfect for relaxing. The hotel is about one subway stop from the core Tenjin business district, and it's also a 10-minute walk away. There's a subway station right below the hotel, as well as a supermarket. You can't get tax refunds there, but it's very convenient for shopping. There are also food stalls (yatai) around the hotel, making it easy to grab a drink and a late-night snack."

"The location is incredibly convenient, right next to the subway station. It's also just a short walk to the canal-side night market, which was a great bonus. We even happened to catch the annual Yamakasa Festival, making the whole area incredibly lively and vibrant! The only minor drawback was that the room felt a bit damp. However, the buffet breakfast was quite good. Overall, a positive stay!"

"The hotel's location is incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The nearby subway station offers direct access to Hakata Station and Kushida Shrine Mae Station. One evening, after a wonderful dinner at Daitouen, we enjoyed a leisurely walk back to the hotel, passing by Kushida Shrine, the Nakasu Yatai food stalls, and Canal City Hakata along the way. There are several convenience stores and drugstores close to the hotel. Additionally, popular spots like Full Full Bakery and Fuk Coffee are just diagonally opposite the hotel. We booked a Japanese-style room with a tatami area this time, which comfortably accommodated three of us without any issues. Regarding housekeeping: a full cleaning service is provided on the 3rd, 6th, and 9th days of your stay. On other days, it's a light tidying-up, which includes replenishing water bottles and changing slippers. If you'd like a full cleaning on a non-scheduled day, simply inform the front desk before 10 AM. All the hotel staff we encountered were very friendly and provided excellent service. Although the official check-in time is 3 PM, we were able to check in at 2:30 PM as our room was already prepared, which was a kind gesture. The hotel also features a communal hot spring bath (onsen), and complimentary coffee and tea are available in the lobby. We were very satisfied with our stay overall!"

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The room was already quite spacious, but what I loved most were the bathroom and shower – they're huge, with a perfect wet/dry separation. The Refa shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner were amazing. The location is also superb. It's less than a 5-minute walk to Daimaru department store and Tenjin Underground Mall. If you walk in the opposite direction and cross the bridge, you'll find the Yatai food stalls, Nakasu, and the Ichiran Ramen head office. KOMEDA is right across the street from the hotel, making it a great spot for brunch. Kanetora Ramen is also very close, just a short walk away. I spent three days in Fukuoka and could basically walk everywhere. A taxi to Fukuoka Airport only takes about 15 minutes and costs around 100 RMB, which is incredibly convenient. Highly recommended! The Italian restaurant downstairs at the hotel is also pretty good."

"Conveniently located, just a 200-meter walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station on the airport line. The hotel staff are warm and attentive. The large public bath on the 13th floor has clean water. Tenjin shopping district is within walking distance, and public transportation is excellent, making it easy to get anywhere, with bus stops just a 2-3 minute walk away. I'll definitely stay at Mitsui Garden again next time I'm in Fukuoka."

"The location is easily accessible, and the lobby looked like a museum. Parking us 1500 yen/ night. However, one of our rooms’ (twin bed room) shower curtain smelled like urine, and it was so bad that it affected the entire room. I had to keep the toilet room closed all the time. The 3 people room was so great, spacious and bathroom/ toilet were separated.  The staff was friendly."

"I was in town for a concert. The city itself is quite small, so it's convenient to get anywhere. The hotel is located right next to Tenjin, a large commercial area. The department store next door, starting with 'P', has many Fukuoka delicacies, especially in the basement. Getting here from the airport is easy; the subway goes directly to Tenjin Station. Just look for exit 5, and there's a dedicated elevator that goes straight up to the hotel without even having to go above ground. The hotel lobby is absolutely stunning, and the rooms are quite spacious for a Japanese hotel. I'd definitely stay here again next time. Very satisfied!"

"This hotel is within walking distance of the Tenjin shopping district, making it easy to stroll to famous spots like Kanetora Tsukemen and Musashi Wagyu Rice. Hakata Station is also not far away. The room size was perfect for two adults and one suitcase. Although the bathroom was compact, it was fully functional and convenient – a common feature of economical Japanese hotels. The lobby offers a variety of complimentary toiletries, 24-hour coffee, and coin-operated washing machines and dryers (if I recall correctly, it was 300 yen for the washer and 100 yen for the dryer). There's a Family Mart, a 7-Eleven, a supermarket, and a drug store nearby."