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Despite being in the midst of Tenjin’s urban bustle, I was able to spend a serene time that felt like a different world. I was highly satisfied with everything from the hospitality and Facility to the amenities and dining. This stay reaffirmed for me the essential value of Hotel service: forgetting everyday life, relaxing, and recharging for tomorrow. In particular, the “perfectly balanced sense of distance” in the service throughout the Hotel and the pleasantly unpretentious atmosphere were truly comfortable. As one of Fukuoka’s premier luxury hotels, it isn’t an experience I can have often, but it left a lasting impression and is a Hotel I would love to stay at again someday.

It’s a short walk from the station (bus stop), but I think it’s an easy distance to walk. The Room had everything we needed, and it was wonderful that drinks and light snacks were available until 10:00 pm. The snack cakes were delicious. All the staff were courteous and helpful, so we had a very pleasant stay. Thank you very much.

It’s been a long time since I felt this kind of excitement. I was truly fulfilled by the meticulous, sophisticated design—much like how I felt when staying at Le Royal Monceau in Paris. The service struck the perfect balance, and the high-quality, distinctive room atmosphere and design made it genuinely relaxing.\nBeyond the guest room, the large rooftop jacuzzi we used at night was wonderful, and the garden beside the first-floor restaurant—with its towering palm tree—was also superb. It’s impressive to see it maintained to this level.\nEven after about 20 years, this standard is remarkable. This is exactly what people mean by a Hotel you’ll want to return to. My sincere thanks to all the staff who must work hard every day to keep everything so well maintained.

I planned a trip to Fukuoka as a birthday treat for myself, and I had a very comfortable stay at the Miyako Hotel. The Facility and Room were, of course, wonderful, but what I remember most is how courteous and kind all the staff were. Even as a foreign guest, they treated me warmly and gladly accommodated several requests. Thanks to them, it was truly a pleasant trip. I sincerely appreciate it.

Breakfast offered a great variety, and the cute tableware made it even more enjoyable—it was delicious. Also, from 5:00 PM you can enjoy free-flow drinks in the lounge, which made it excellent value for money.

I visit Fukuoka often, but this was my first time staying here. The Plan was reasonably priced, and the location in front of Hakata Station was very convenient. Although it was a single Room, it had been renovated and was clean, so I had a very comfortable stay. The amenities were well stocked and really helpful. The lobby staff were also excellent. With more foreign-owned Hotels increasing these days, I was reminded once again how pleasant and wonderful the attentive hospitality and service unique to Japanese city Hotels can be. I would like to stay here again.

Being right in the heart of Nakasu made me a bit nervous at first, but it wasn’t that noisy at night. There’s a convenience store downstairs, and the station is close by, so it was very convenient. They kindly changed my booking to the ladies’ floor, and the Room layout was functional and stress-free. I could stretch out comfortably in the large public bath and relax well. I’d like to stay again.

It was my daughter’s first overnight stay, and seeing her eyes sparkle with excitement made it a wonderful memory for me as well. The amenities were well stocked, and the Room was clean and comfortable. The staff were also very pleasant and welcoming, so we had a relaxing stay. We stayed with No Meals Included this time, but it was still more than satisfying. My daughter had a great time too, so I’m glad we chose this place for her first overnight stay. We’re considering staying again—she’d like to use the Onsen, and we’d love to stay in the princess-themed Room she mentioned.

I had only known Hotel Okura Kobe, but since this was my first trip to Hakata, I chose Hotel Okura Fukuoka. The service and housekeeping were excellent, and access from the Shinkansen station was easy to understand and very convenient. As someone unfamiliar with the area, I truly appreciate the female staff member who kindly showed me on a map where to find delicious ramen and answered my questions with a smile. It immediately put me at ease, and I felt glad I made this Reservation. I couldn’t stop by the basement brewery due to time constraints, but a male staff member also kindly informed me that I could buy beer at the shop. Having stayed at inexpensive Business Hotels near stations before, I was reminded how valuable local tips and guidance gained through genuine conversation can be—and how they become part of your travel memories. To everyone at Hotel Okura Fukuoka, thank you for giving me such wonderful memories.

This time I couldn’t reserve a corner Room, but the twin Room was still very comfortable. The Room is always kept clean, but this time there was leftover ice cream from the previous guest in the freezer. That was disappointing. However, I believe this was just an accident, and every time I stay here it is always clean and comfortable. It’s also very close to Hakata Station, so the location is extremely convenient. I will stay here again.

It was very convenient for getting around, as it’s close to the station. Tenjin, the main downtown area, and the airport are also nearby. You can even walk to Canal City through the covered shopping arcade, so it was fine even in the rain or at night. The Hotel staff are always at the counter and greet you every time you pass by—they’re kind and helpful. I also asked them to arrange a taxi; there were a few minor Japanese mistakes (perhaps because the staff member on the internal line was a foreigner), but everything was understood without any issues and they handled it politely. Amenities are neatly arranged in front of the elevator for self-service. In the Room, there were cleansing oil, toner, emulsion (lotion), and hand & face soap—more than enough unless you’re particular about brands. During my Multiple Night Stay, when I put out the sign saying cleaning wasn’t needed, they left towels, nightwear, coffee, etc., outside my door. I really appreciated that. The Room was clean as well. Something I dropped rolled under the bed so I reached in to pick it up—there wasn’t even any dust on it, which honestly surprised me in a good way. Overall, I was very satisfied with this Hotel and would gladly stay again.

I was in Fukuoka with my daughters, and each of us had our own plans. We searched for a place where the three of us could stay together, with free parking and reasonable rates, and decided on Vessel Fukuoka Kaizuka. We really appreciated their hospitality. My daughters were happy and said it was the best Business Hotel they’ve stayed at so far. The Room was clean. Plenty of power outlets. A separate washbasin area apart from the bath/toilet. You can see outside through the window. A good selection of amenities. Two trash bins. Shoes-off indoors. They were really excited about all of that.

The view from the lounge was wonderful, and the mentaiko rice crackers provided were also very delicious. The Room was new and comfortable, but the bathtub was a bit small. One inconvenience was that from the elevator entrance on the first floor, you have to go up to the top floor first before you can access other floors. This may be for safety reasons. I would also like to express my special thanks to the staff member who arranged my courier shipment. They carefully confirmed every detail one by one, which made me feel very reassured. I sincerely appreciate their kind and attentive service.

On my first trip to Fukuoka, I chose a Hotel near the airport because I had an early morning flight. There was an uphill road and it was a bit of a walk from the airport to the Hotel, but still within walking distance. There was also a large public bath, and it was clean and relaxing. The shampoo and other amenities were POLA, and the basic skincare products were Sekkisei, so I was glad I could use them even with sensitive skin. They kindly provided a free shuttle bus to the airport in time for my early morning flight, which was very helpful. It was a short stay, but I was satisfied.

Because the bathroom and toilet are separate, the three of us were able to stay comfortably and relax. There were three beds, so we had plenty of space. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of options and was very satisfying. The shuttle bus to Hakata Station was also very helpful.

I often choose JR-affiliated hotels for their convenient locations near stations. After enjoying the Blossom in Oita, I stayed here on a business trip to Hakata. Of the three options, I chose the Premier with the HAKATA Floor, which includes access to the top-floor lounge. While there isn’t a full food service like you’d find in a typical city hotel lounge, it was very convenient and easy to use for me—such as having matcha prepared as a welcome drink and being able to use it for extended hours. It was also fun that they offered a variety of local sweets, and the sweets provided in the room were delicious as well. I rated the facilities 4 points only because the large public bath happened to be crowded and I couldn’t fully relax—not really the hotel’s fault—but I thought it would be nice if there were a system to check restaurant and bath crowd levels from the room (as is sometimes available). (The in-room bath had a lovely woody aroma—I should have used that instead.) Breakfast on the 2nd floor made it easy to adjust portion sizes, and with comfortable sofa seating, I enjoyed an unhurried morning. There are plenty of dinner options nearby, and it felt like a safe area to go out alone at night.

I stayed for one night on a business trip with breakfast included. Some newer hotels in the same price range may be clean and modern, but their streamlined, cost-cutting approach can feel a bit impersonal. Hotel New Otani truly lived up to its reputation—both the service and the breakfast reflected the pride of a long-established hotel. Being welcomed with an in-person check-in after a long journey was genuinely comforting, and the carefully prepared breakfast—more like dining at a traditional Japanese restaurant—was a completely different experience from the typical crowded buffet venue, offering a peaceful start to the day. This time I was shown to a room on the top floor. While some aspects do feel slightly dated compared with newer international hotels, the calm furnishings and well-stocked amenities (coffee, skincare items, etc.) were very satisfying. Also, having a Japanese restaurant on the same floor as my room—and being able to have breakfast there—was excellent, as it spared me from having to wait for elevators. One small point: I also used the parking lot. Although I received a discount card at check-in, I was still charged when exiting. It’s possible I missed part of the explanation at check-in, but I would have appreciated knowing in advance how much the discount would be and how much I would need to pay upon exit. That said, thank you very much for your warm hospitality. I would gladly stay again.

This Hotel was clean, and the staff were courteous. I had a comfortable stay without being bothered by noise in the Hotel. I will stay here again next time.

I stayed here the night before taking the train to Yufuin the next day. It was conveniently located near Hakata Station. I would like to stay here again next time.

From the moment we checked in, we received the warmest welcome. After a long trip from Tochigi Prefecture, we were tired, but your kindness truly touched us. During our stay, we spoke with the front desk staff several times, and everyone was full of hospitality, making our stay very comfortable. The Room was also very clean, with the bath and toilet separated. Thanks to your hotel, we were able to fully enjoy our first trip to Fukuoka. Thank you very much!