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The fresh Itoshima vegetables, the wide variety of dishes, and even eel rice available from the morning made the kids absolutely delighted. It was a truly enjoyable breakfast buffet. I’d love to stay here again.

It was a newly opened Hotel and very clean. Breakfast was delicious, and it was great to be able to eat at a restaurant with an ocean view. I would definitely like to stay here again. You can get to PayPay Dome on foot or by bus, so it’s recommended for Hawks fans. The hallway was very cute.

Everything exceeded our expectations in every way, and we had a very comfortable stay. If I had to mention one thing, it would be even better if there were a Shuttle Service from the nearest station.

This was my third stay, the first in several years. I was truly impressed by the staff’s warm smiles, thoughtful and professional attention to detail, and outstanding hospitality that feels personal to each guest. Thanks to them, I enjoyed a comfortable 3-night, 4-day stay. All of the meals were delicious—the Japanese and Western breakfast options, sea bream chazuke, and the shabu-shabu dinner course. The portions were just right as well. I especially appreciated being able to enjoy everything in my Room. The drink service in the lounge and other touches were also very well considered. The Room was cleaned thoroughly down to every detail, making my stay very pleasant. I’d love to visit again before the new outlet opens next year (while Reservations are still available). Thank you very much for everything.

Communication with the staff was minimal, and we were able to enjoy complete privacy! The view from the Room was amazing. It would have been even better if there had been children’s nightwear in the Room! Thank you for taking care of us.

We were upgraded because a Room was available, so we had a more spacious Room, and the bathtub was nice and roomy. The front desk staff gave us a recommended restaurants and food-stall map, which was very helpful. Just across the street, there is a famous food stall called “Kogane-chan,” which was very convenient.

We ended up staying here at short notice as well while sightseeing with our son’s family. The front desk staff member was from overseas, but spoke fluent Japanese and kindly acknowledged our long journey, making check-in pleasant. The other staff were also very attentive—it really felt like a long-established Hotel. Breakfast was delicious, and we ate far too much. The Room shows its age and the door was a bit hard to close, but overall it was fine. There aren’t many amenities, but we knew that in advance, so it wasn’t inconvenient. There are also commercial facilities nearby, which was very convenient. If possible, we would be completely satisfied if the shuttle bus could run on weekdays as well. Thank you for the wonderful memories with our grandchild.

The staff were very accommodating, and we were able to relax and enjoy our stay. It was also great that Marine Messe Fukuoka was within walking distance. It would have been even better if there had been a drain cover in the bathtub (in case something is dropped).

A great location—just a 15-minute walk to the dome! The four of us stayed in a Deluxe Twin. The beds were spacious, so even two people could sleep comfortably. The bathroom was also large, and it was great that there was a separate washing area! We also loved having the toilet in a separate room. Another big plus: from 3:00 PM, you can enjoy drinks in the lounge! We used it before heading to the game, after returning to the Hotel afterward, and again at breakfast. We’ll definitely stay here again.

I stayed for one night. Overall, it was good. The only disappointing thing was that there were no amenities such as a toothbrush in the Room, and I wasn’t informed at check-in. I noticed when I was about to take a bath at night and had to get dressed again and go down to the first floor. Also, for some reason, it seemed like almost all the guests were non-Japanese. I don’t think I saw any Japanese people at either the front desk or the breakfast area.