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The Room was very clean and well-maintained. The staff were very friendly, and I would love to stay here again. If I had to mention something, the water in the large public bath was a bit lukewarm, so it would be perfect if it could be adjusted. The hairdryer provided was excellent, and I even felt like buying one for myself!

Close to the station, quiet, excellent facilities (separate bathtub, WC, and washbasin), great bath, and delicious breakfast.

Located in Hakata, where accommodation costs are rising, this place offers great value with breakfast included and proximity to Kushida Shrine. This review is based on that perspective. This time, I visited for the Yamakasa festival. After walking a lot, I was able to relax and recover from fatigue by enjoying a private bath. The breakfast is delicious, and I always look forward to it. The retro Showa-era house gives a sense of preservation while maintaining the ryokan's charm. I will definitely stay here again when traveling alone in Hakata. Thank you very much!

The hotel was conveniently located near the station and easy to use. Overall, including the customer service, it was truly excellent. The breakfast was also wonderful, but I felt it was a bit wasteful as I couldn't eat much in the morning. Considering this, the breakfast price seemed higher compared to other prefectures, so I thought it would be nice if there were more affordable options even if they were less luxurious. Looking around, some guests only had bread and coffee. Also, the Accommodation Tax of 400 yen was new to me and felt unexpected; perhaps it was mentioned during the reservation process, but I felt slightly at a loss about it.

I recently stayed in the annex. The room was very clean and spacious, and I had a very comfortable stay. The bed was wonderfully soft, and I was able to recover from my travel fatigue at a relaxed pace. It’s also close to the station, which made getting around very convenient, so I’d love to stay here again when I visit Fukuoka. The staff’s hospitality was excellent as well.

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.

I made a Reservation for a Japanese-Western style Room. It had a tatami area and was very relaxing. We stayed with four adults, and the space was more than enough. The bathroom was separate from the toilet (we didn’t use it, but it was nice to have). The first-floor lobby had a huge selection of manga… it made me want to stay in the Hotel all day. The manga were well organized and kept very clean, and since it’s a small Hotel, everything is close by—so borrowing manga never felt like a hassle. The entire building is well cleaned, the bath area is spotless, and I also appreciated the free water. Above all, the staff were outstanding!!! It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but completely acceptable. I later found out that taking the bus from Hakata Station is convenient. Transferring to the subway at Hakata Station involves quite a lot of walking, while this Hotel is closer to bus stops—and buses run frequently. From the bus stop, maybe about 3 minutes? Everything was so good that I’m recommending it to everyone, and I’ll make this my regular Accommodation in Hakata.

Stayed for 2 nights. Arrived 2 hours before check-in and planned to leave my luggage and go out, but I was allowed to check in early, which was very helpful. Perhaps because it has become part of the Marriott group, the overall service seems to have improved. Had breakfast, but the quality remains unchanged. I would like to use this Hotel again when on a business trip to Hakata. Thank you very much!

The staff were very courteous, and the Room was spacious, making for a very comfortable stay. I was also happy that a charger was provided. It’s in a great location—less than a 10-minute walk to Hakata Station and just steps from Gion Station—making it convenient for sightseeing. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Fukuoka.

Suitable for business trips, it offers basic amenities that are sufficient. The property is new, clean, and highly recommended for women.

The hotel is within walking distance of Hakata Station, very convenient, and since it’s new, it’s extremely clean. The staff were also great—pleasant in a natural way without being overly friendly—which left a very good impression. The room setup and amenities were high quality, and I was satisfied. However, not having a closet in the room is tough. There is a place to hang clothes, but it’s extremely space-saving. It might be fine in summer, but in winter it fills up just by hanging a coat; with two people staying there wouldn’t be enough space at all, and for multiple nights it would feel unmanageable. Also, I’m not sure if all 18 m² rooms have the same layout, but having the shower booth immediately to the left as soon as you open the entrance door means you end up changing right by the door. It’s an unusual layout compared with other hotels I’ve stayed at. I always assumed you normally wouldn’t place a changing area directly in line with the entrance door. There’s no cover on the peephole; even if people can’t see in from outside under normal circumstances, you can’t say there’s absolutely no way to see through it. So if you use the shower booth, it may be safer to cover the peephole using something like the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door. Is this designed on the assumption that guests will use the public bath? For those who don’t like public baths, this could be difficult. This time I stayed in a room with a balcony, and it felt open and very pleasant. However, there are three balcony rooms lined up side by side; even speaking at a normal volume on your balcony, you can hear voices from next door—so if your neighbors are drinking out there and getting loud/rowdy, I imagine it would be miserable. I stayed alone and was more than satisfied overall. But for two or more people, I probably wouldn’t choose an 18 m² room at minimum.

The bed at the Hotel was extremely comfortable, providing a great night's sleep without any back pain. The pillow height was low, making it easy on the neck, and the room was thoroughly cleaned. It was the most relaxing sleep I've ever had! I would love to stay here again next time! However, the showerhead was cracked, causing an unusual water flow. While it didn’t affect usability, I’m concerned it might break completely when used by other guests in the future. It might be worth checking for safety.

The interior was stylish, and the place was very clean. However, I had trouble because you can’t watch regular TV, and I usually keep the TV on all the time.\nI think older guests may find this inconvenient.

I enjoyed staying at the b Hotel on my previous trip to Kobe, so I chose it again in Hakata.\n\nIt was close to Hakata Station, making it convenient for dining out and shopping. I had an early flight the next morning, so the easy access to the airport was a big help. It was also nice to have coffee along with canelés and macarons as a snack right after arrival. Most Hotels provide a hair dryer, but I was especially happy that there was also a hair iron available.

As this is a new hotel, it feels stylish for a business hotel and the amenities show attention to detail. However, perhaps because the staff are still getting used to things, the breakfast restaurant was not fully ready at opening—cleaning cloths were left out on tables and dressings were missing. Even though I was seated first, it took over 30 minutes for my order to arrive, and the pancakes were cold. I had plans afterward, so I ate quickly and went down to the lobby with my luggage, but we still ended up leaving late, which was disappointing.

I used it after the event at the dome. It's a bit of a walk from Tenjin Subway Station, but not too far and within walking distance. There are coin parking and convenience stores nearby, and it was close to Oyafuko Street. It was a plan with a ReFa hairdryer and amenities, which was very nice! I was able to spend comfortably in a cute room. I added a breakfast bento, but the rice was too soft for my taste. Sorry for being picky. Other than that, I was very satisfied, so I would like to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you very much.

Last time, I stayed in room 703, and this time I stayed in room 701. When I stayed in room 703, there was Wi-Fi available for the guest rooms, and I also received a pre-arrival email with the door code before check-in. However, during my stay in room 701 this time, I did not receive any pre-arrival email with the door code before check-in and only found out the code after inquiring at the front desk. Since it was a Property where I've stayed before and knew that a pre-arrival email with the door code is usually sent, I wondered why it wasn't delivered this time.

I had a comfortable stay without any complaints. I would like to use it again next time.

The entrance was a bit dark, and at first I felt slightly uneasy, wondering if everything would be okay. But the moment I opened the Room door, that impression changed completely. Inside was a very comfortable and welcoming space. Just as the Reviews said, it really is a wonderful Room. The staff were also extremely polite and warm, and compared with other Hotels I’ve stayed at, I was able to spend my time comfortably from start to finish. In the Room, thoughtful touches were evident everywhere—anticipating every need—and cleanliness was impeccable. The Facility, spaciousness, comfort, and staff service all exceeded my expectations. This time I stayed alone, but compared with nearby Hotels the price was reasonable and the Room was spacious, making it an exceptionally satisfying stay. It truly feels like a hidden gem—so nice that I almost want to keep it a secret. When I visit Fukuoka again, I would definitely like to stay here again.