Kyushu Hotels

It is a very old hotel but very well maintained and stylish. Their services are excellent and the places are so clean. Their onsen is good.

I'm giving this place 5-stars because:
-The complementary coffee was fantastic.
— The lounge area was great. Sipping coffee there was awesome.

One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in Japan.
Staff is very friendly, hot spring is great and food was very tasty!

Superb all round. Wonderful room, first class food, good onsen. Amazing evening meal served in our spacious room.

I was a bit upset that there's no closet in my room. The wall is too thin, that's why we can hear things from the other side, but I guess it's the same in many Japanese hotels.

To me, the room is a bit small. The breakfast at executive lounge is limited and standard.

Great Hilton property! Superb rooms! Awesome ocean views. The breakfast buffet is pretty huge but very busy with a nice variety of things.

Recently stayed at this hotel for 10 days. I would highly recommend it for Fukuoka visitors. The staff is great, & special shout out to Ms 中谷 for her patient assistance.

A classy hotel that we stayed at for two nights whilst in Fukuoka. Near the city centre, convenient walk to the train station, and has good amenities provided.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at ANA Crowne Plaza Fukuoka as it was only a 5 minute walk to Hakata Station to catch the Subway and to meet up with our two 1 day Tours.

I appreciated the room upgrade and was pleased that the hotel recognized my IHG member status, especially since I used a reward certificate for the night and was still upgraded, which I found very

I like staying at APA hotels as they are usually located at very convenient locations — near to train stations and amenities. And they are not very expensive.

As with all hotels in Japan, the rooms are not the biggest. This chain brand of hotels is particularly small infact. A double room would be perfect for just one person.

Great airport hotel! Super close, and they have morning shuttles to the airport. Staff were lovely, and my room was very clean. Enjoyed the Japanese-centric buffet breakfast (some Western bread too!

Simple hotel with buffet breakfast and free shuttle bus to Fukuoka International Airport. Airplanes are not allowed to fly or land after 10pm (except for delays), so it's not noisy at night.

Nice, big, and clean rooms. We took twin room with a bathtub. Very friendly staffs. Highly recommended. Close to sushiro, mos burger, 7-11, and Lawson. Very close to airport with free shuttle bus.

The hotel rooms are new and clean. Quite spacious for 3 pieces of luggage too.
They are very responsive over email and accepted my booking for the shuttle bus almost immediately.

Very nice hotel. I booked last minute because it was pouring rain and I wanted something close to the station after long ride on the train.
Very nice room. Even enjoyed a bath in the tub in the room.

Execellent stay and location on buses and trains connections. Rooms were clean and moderate room size, comfortable and relaxing. Great and friendly staff met our requirements.

The lowest price business hotel I saw in Nakasu and better value than sleeping in capsule hotels. I was very happy to stay right in the middle of Nakasu easy walk to the yatai and nightlife.

Nice hotel, good for a one night stay — wouldn’t stay any longer than that unless you are only packing a backpack etc The room is quite small, the two of us had to move the bed diagonally to open our

We checked out the day before the hotel was renamed KOKO. Perhaps due to the upcoming renovations, some things looked rather worn. I hope the renamed hotel will be better.

The rooms are okay to stay not too small but not too big. The employees were really nice and explained everything very kindly.

Toyo Hotel Fukuoka hits the sweet spot for location and comfort. Just a short walk from Hakata Station, it’s perfect if you want to drop your bags and dive straight into the city.

The location is great, the rooms are small so it's hard to store lots of luggage.

5 star for all fields! The staff were great. Hebolace was really clean and quiet. They have breakfast and they have a bar.

This place is a hidden gem. The location is excellent, and breakfast is provided daily. It is a simple sandwiches, but more than enough to get you started for the day.

Breakfast and Dinner was amazing, especially dinner, all alcohol drinks they offered are all you can drink. I was a couple short from trying every single kind they offer and almost got drunk.

Very nicely designed new building（宙館）and room.
Love the duo sink and separated shower/toilet, the room is quiet and cozy.

We stayed at “Fukurou” room for 6 nights which includes a private outdoor onsen. The accommodations were excellent and relaxing, and the outdoor onsen felt wonderful!

A wonderful stay with impeccable attention to food preparation and presentation.
The bathtubs (one inside and, connected, one on the balcony) was heavenly.

I don't know where to begin with…
Toshi and his girlfriend/wife (didn't dare to ask though 🙈) are such nice people.

The owner Toshi made the experience incredibly fun off the jump.

10-15 min walk uphill from the nearest bus station that will make you want to stay there once you check in! The kaiseki meals were great and the different semi — private baths were fun to try out.

Overall, I enjoyed this stay and thought it was good value for the money.
Room: I loved the in-room outdoor onsen and balcony with the sea view.

This is a fantastic location for tourists in Kumamoto. It's very close to the castle, shopping and good eating and drinking places.
The staff were friendly and helpful and there is free coffee.

I stayed there in early September when it was still hot, attracted by the warm water.
The room is Hakuju, a Japanese-style room, and the special Saga beef course.
The dinner dishes were very good.

I think this is one of the inns that represent Furuyu Onsen. The selling point is the sand bath with sand on the floor. It is an alkaline simple spring with a pH of around 9.2.