Kyushu Hotels

We chose to stay in the traditional Japanese rooms where you sleep on the floor. Mommy and I loved it. The Gaijin, not so much. They missed being in a Western bed.

The hotel may be on the older side, but the charm is certainly alive. We had a comfortable room with all that we needed, and received excellent service. The onsen was great too!

We are currently staying in this hotel.
Benefit — hotel has an onsen.
So, before you busy day starts and after your busy day you may relax at beautiful hot spring.
Hotel location.

We stayed in the tatami room for three nights. The hotel room is old but as clean as a Japanese hotel. The front staff were guided in English and were very polite.

The room looks exactly like the picture. Nice and clean, bathroom a little bit too small. The public bath were nice and not crowded. The hotel were quite and clam very good for relaxing.

The room matched the hotel’s description and the view was excellent. However, the shower space by the bathtub was quite small, making it easy to bump your feet.

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This time I used room 203 of this hotel.
The room was very spacious and was more than enough for 4 people. The space was beautiful from the living room to the bedroom.
Things that are good to bring.

Not being able to find any traditional ryokan in the city of Fukuoka/Hakata, we booked a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment in Hakata.

I booked this hotel based on its high ratings and great deals on Agoda. First, the location is superb—close to the JR station with plenty of dining options nearby.

Very good hotel. Good services and securities. Location is just opposite the station! Good place for transportation and shopping.
The room is quite large.

The room was quite good and we loved the room. As it’s already winter they only had the heater turned on. It is better if we can change it by over-selves as some times we felt kinda warm inside.

Near 2 subway stations — just 5 minutes walk. You can check in 2pm onwards, they have a check in machine so it’s very convenient. The room is clean and comfortable. You can have it cleaned everyday.

I had a great stay at this hotel. The location is excellent, with many food options in the surrounding area, making it very convenient to find something to eat at any time.

The rooms that we booked are quite small but this is expected since it is Japan.
I had actually lost my wallet near the hotel which includes the car key that we rented.

First hotel of our trip and was lovely. The staff were incredibly helpful and the breakfast service was tasty. Bag forwarding was not a problem. All very efficient and comfortable stay.

The hotel location is another strong point.

Easily the best hotel I stayed at during my trip to Japan.

The property is located near by the Hakata Station with a quiet and easy to walkable in a day and night.

My stay at The Millennials Fukuoka was absolutely fantastic.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Millenials for four nights during my visit to Fukuoka. Overall, I was very pleased with my experience.

I loved my stay at Casa Blanca! The staff was very friendly, the hostel was clean and the bed was super comfortable. I was able to use the kitchen, which I appreciated.

The bed is long enough, but too narrow. The ladder is also too narrow. The stairs suck! Four flights. No elevator. The kitchen is nice, but is it ample for the amount of people staying?

The room is clean and cozy. Check in time is 3pm, just noted that no place to keep the luggage. This hotel check in using self-check in. The procedure is clear enough so it is not difficult.

Clean room, just big enough for my family. Had all the amenities we needed for such a good price. There were five paid parking lots outside and more just down the road.

Centrally located, only 2 minutes away from the main station and about 10 minutes away from the bus station.

I stayed here for two nights and I’m so glad I did! Sure it’s pretty far from the train station but the atmosphere and the sound of the river in the morning was so soothing.

100 year old traditional guesthouse. Super clean timber feature and very inexpensive. 15 minute walk to town and information centre. Local onsen directly over the road 100 yen.

Definitely an older building but it’s relatively clean aside from the mold that I noticed around the shower mirror. I’d say the location was good.

This traditional ryokan truly hit all our expectations. The old-style architecture is full of character, yet everything was very clean and well maintained.

We stayed 3 nights here. The location is perfect to walk to Kumamoto castle which is about 10-15 minutes at leisure.

I recently stayed at Hizenya Tsuetate Kanko Hotel and had a pleasant experience overall. Prior to booking, I had read several reviews mentioning that the hotel was old, which made me a bit concerned.

A very enjoyable hot spring experience, complete with a bowling alley and arcade for the kids. Great all you can eat buffet for dinner and breakfast.

When you arrive, everyone is waiting for you (how do they know we are almost here remains a mystery). They carry your luggage to your room.

Our stay at this ryokan was an incredible experience and something that will stick with me for the rest of my life.

This is a beautiful hotel located within a short walking distance to all of the main attractions of Yufuin.

This is the first time to visit the Fukuoka, and this hotel is the first hotel after landing. We lend the car and drive there from the Fukuoka airport.