We stayed one night. We chose the hotel for its location close to Hakata station, where we were arriving in Fukuoka, late in the evening after nearly 24 hours of travel from the UK. Owing to scaffolding and construction work on a building right in front of Hakata Station's main west exit, we couldn't see the hotel as we emerged... more

I have previously stayed at Chisun Hotel in Akasaka, Tokyo, and the Hakata counterpart bears a similar resemblance. The hotel is about 7-8 min walk (~4-5 blocks) from JR station on flat ground (watch out for the cyclists on the footpath). There is no free internet access. The room has one cupboard less than the Akasaka hotel so this time... more

This is the first time I stayed in hotel in Japan. I stayed there for a week. The standard room was completely small! Only our luggages is about 1/7 size of the area of the room (we brought lots of luggages) So we upgrade to the biggest room the hotel have. This is much better, we only need to pay... more

We booked this hotel for one night before getting on the ferry to South Korea in the morning. Our room was clean and comfortable, although we ended up with two twin beds instead of a double, but we didn't bother asking for a new room. The location is convenient to the canal city area, which has a lot of shopping... more