2-Star Hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

The entrance wasn't clear.I walked the stairs and walked back down and asked the beauty store staff for help. I dont understand why the hostel designed separate everything in different floors, locker rooms, bedrooms, exit floor, lounge room. That's makes it more inconvenient and difficult for customers. I guess perhaps is easier for staffs to clean up and set up. However, I feel so weird and odd to spend much more time to go to third floor, seventh floor, ninth floor, back and forward Furthermore, to exit out got to go up to ninth floor and change to another elevator to exit. There is only one elevator to exit, what if it is out of order, then what would happen? The locker rooms air conditioner is very cold, but the bedroom does not have much air con and circulation. The hallway is fine but inside the bedroom area, I felt not enough air to breath. I talked to staffs several times, finally, the last staff I spoke to, it changed, I felt better.

The location is convenient - just a few minutes from Hakata station and the bus terminal. The owner is friendly - he explained everything, showed everything himself 😊 The room was clean and cozy. The air conditioner worked perfectly, so the temperature in the room was adjusted as desired. The futon is moderately soft, the pillow is small (for me this is a plus, not a minus 😁). Of the minuses - poor soundproofing, but I only needed one night, and besides, I walked to the point of exhaustion, so I slept soundly despite this 🤣. And a very small toilet (on the 2nd floor) - I am a very compact person, but even for me it was not very comfortable 😅. But these minuses are insignificant, in my humble opinion, so I was satisfied)

Room is small but clean. They change the towels and empty the garbage every day but only clean the room if you request it the night before. It is located about 35 minutes from the train station if you walk or about 15 minutes away if you take the subway. Convenience stores and a small supermarket are nearby as well as a variety of restaurants. The only inconvenience is that there is only one elevator and with most people checking out at 10 am, you may have to wait a while to use it.

The room is sooo tiny. I'm a petite woman but I still feel it's too small for one person. If you don't smoke don't forget book the smoking free room type. I didn't notice that when I booked online and I'm glad they changed for me though. Japanese breakfast and free breakfast is the plus. And the location is awesome. It takes 5mins to walk to Ohori park. All is said and done, if you have limited budget to find a good hotel with good amenities, you can book this one.

When I visited Huis Ten Bosch, it was hard to find a nice and affordable place to stay. All the nearby places are very pricey but thank god, I found this place and it’s actually not that bad. So if you want to visit Huis Ten Bosch, I’d recommend here. It’s next to the station and it’s only 5mns to Huis Ten Bosch.

I stayed in this dormitory because my flight was early for my trip the next day. I only needed to sleep, so I decided to stay here just because of the price and the location near the airport line, and I'm glad I did. There are many restaurants and convenience stores in the area, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. The nearest station is the Nanakuma Line, but Gion Station on the Airport Line is also within walking distance. The dormitory felt a little old, but since I was only sleeping there, it wasn't a problem. I didn't mind the noise of daily life either. Towels are not provided, so you should bring your own or they are available to rent for a fee. The shampoo in the shower room is rinse-in-shampoo, so if you are a woman and that bothers you, you may want to bring your own. The shower room and toilets are shared by both men and women.

Very satisfied with the hotel facilities: The automatic control of bathtub water discharge eliminates worries. During the discharge, you can be free to do other things without worrying about water overflowing; All room and hotel instructions are clear and comprehensive, and there will be no misunderstanding. The hotel is in a prime location, just at Exit A of Fukuoka Domestic Terminal, turn left after the traffic light, and walk along the asphalt road on the right hand slope before Lawson convenience store; There are buses from the airport directly to Kumamoto, and there are subways directly to Fukuoka Castle and Hakata Station. Because the hotel does not have luggage storage service, this factor should be considered during the trip.

Great bargain for a hotel for people who just need to catch some sleep in between busy days. You have to do practically everything yourself, but for the price it’s a deal. One great surprise was there was a washing machine. Of course you have to know a bit of Japanese to use it (Google translate), but I was able to even do a quick wash of yesterday’s sweaty clothes. You get your typical toothbrush, comb, towels, and robes. Room was clean and tidy. Shower was clean and expectedly small. I’d definitely stay again.

Although the building was old, I think it was a good value hotel. The room was well-cleaned, so it was enough for a night's sleep. The walls were thin, so the noise from the next room was sometimes bothersome. The hotel had a wide range of amenities, such as bath salts and face packs, which was nice.

The rooms are a little old, but they are well-cleaned and have good security. One of the hotel's special features is that you can get free rice balls in the dining room until 9am. The woman at the front desk is very friendly and polite. It's a very warm place.