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I had been curious about it for a long time, so I stayed here this time. I chose the “Niwaka Senbei Room” for a fun, exciting feel, and it really boosted my travel mood. The Room was compact, but I appreciated that the toilet and shower were separate.

Close to Hakata Station, making it very convenient for transportation. The room had a spacious desk that was easy to use, with enough space to spread out luggage, allowing for a comfortable stay. It would have been even better if there was a stand light as the area around the desk was slightly dim. The staff were friendly and welcoming with smiles. I would love to stay here again when visiting Hakata. Thank you!

Although it is a little away from the city center, the room was spacious and the facilities were new, so I had a very comfortable stay. I have stayed at another hotel in this group before, and I really like the amenity set (including makeup remover), so I would be happy if you continue to provide it. I hope to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Conveniently within walking distance of both Hakata Station and the Nakasu area! Above all, I loved how spacious and clean the bathroom and toilet were. I would definitely like to stay here again.

There were stairs at the entrance, but the staff promptly carried my luggage to the front desk. Even after checkout, they carried it down the stairs and kindly said, “Have a nice day,” so I was able to leave feeling great. There are restaurants nearby; I didn’t use them because I had plans, but it’s convenient that you can eat around the Hotel. The Room was a semi-double, spacious and comfortable, with two chairs. However, it was difficult to adjust the bath water temperature. I was disappointed that there were no basic skincare amenities, but since I could stay at a reasonable price, it was still good. I also appreciate being able to smoke in the Room. I will stay again next time.

We were looking for a Hotel in the Tenjin area with a room for three adults. Access from Tenjin-Minami Station on the Nanakuma Line was convenient, but the directions say Exit 5 is the closest. For travelers with suitcases, however, the stairs were tough and it was hard to tell which direction the Hotel was in. If you have luggage, I think Exit 3 is better because you can use an escalator. On the way from Exit 3 to the Hotel, you pass Exit 5 anyway, so there isn’t much difference in distance. Since it’s a Hotel and many guests have luggage, I would appreciate clearer guidance on which station exit is best (e.g., “escalator available” or “stairs only”). The Hotel itself was very comfortable. The toothbrush had an eco-friendly design that was a bit difficult to use, but I understand it as cost-saving. Thank you very much.

I stayed for two nights on a business trip. The staff were pleasant, the lobby was stylish, and the breakfast was delicious. The room was very simple. Perhaps because it’s a renovated Hotel, there was quite a noticeable drain odor. It’s also best not to expect much soundproofing. If you’re out most of the time and only return to the Hotel to sleep, it should be just right.

I booked after seeing it was a 6-minute walk, but since it was my first time in the area, it was night, and I wasn’t feeling well that day, I called as soon as I arrived at Hakata Station to ask for directions. A female staff member kindly explained the way in great detail and, despite being busy, stayed on the line until just before I arrived. After that, she was standing in front of the Hotel—probably until she could see me. I think it was something she did naturally, and it truly made me happy. Thank you so much!! The next morning, I regretted not being able to thank her properly. I will stay here again when I visit Hakata—please keep that same warm attitude.

I stayed here for a live show at Marine Messe Fukuoka. It’s about a 13-minute walk, easy to find, and there’s a convenience store nearby, so it was very convenient. The smartphone check-in I was worried about was surprisingly easy, the room was spacious enough, and I had a comfortable stay. It would be nice if there were skincare items like facial lotion for women. Also, it would be helpful if luggage could be stored in advance.

The cleaning staff were extremely helpful and kind. Thank you very much.

Check-in and the staff’s response over the phone were kind and helpful. The Room felt clean and looked nice, but it was disappointing to find mold in the bathroom. Also, there were not many amenity options, so overall it felt less satisfying than expected for the price.

It was excellent being right in front of the station.

We stayed here last year and loved it, so we came back again this year! Since it’s an apartment-style property, it’s very easy to live in and really convenient. The bathroom was spacious and very comfortable. The Room was also clean. There’s a supermarket nearby, which is handy. Whenever we come to Hakata, we plan to stay here every time! There are two bunk beds; if I had to make one suggestion, it would be great if there were also a Room type with one bunk bed and one double bed.

This was my first mother-and-daughter trip, so I was nervous about everything from the Reservation onward, but the Hotel staff were kind, and the location was great—perfect for attending my favorite artist’s live show and enjoying sightseeing as well.

It was nice to see that Japanese-style dishes were included in the breakfast, which used to be only Western-style. Also, there was a large sign indicating non-alcoholic wine, but it turned out to be real wine with alcohol. I drank it by mistake as they were placed in the same area, so I will be more careful.

The room was very clean and spacious, and I would like to stay here again.

We stayed for one night on a couple's trip. The cleaning was thorough, and we had a comfortable stay. The location is excellent, with many famous restaurants nearby, making it hard to choose where to go. Highly recommended for a hotel in this price range.

I stayed here during a concert at Fukuoka Sunpalace, and the location was convenient as it was close to the venue. Although I thought I knew in advance that the front desk was not on the first floor, I was momentarily confused upon arrival. It would be helpful if there were clearer signs near the entrance. Check-in was done via a machine, but with staff assistance, it went smoothly. Check-out was very simple—just dropping the key card into a box inside the elevator. Luggage storage is available through paid coin lockers, which seems to reduce staff requirements; if this helps keep accommodation costs low, it's fine by me. Amenities were provided on the front desk floor and included drinks, skincare products, and bath additives, which were nice touches. There don't seem to be single rooms available; however, staying in a double bed room alone allowed for a comfortable stay. The unit bath is compact and might feel cramped for larger individuals. There’s also a supermarket nearby that stays open late at night, so shopping wasn’t an issue either.

Although it was my first stay, I found the property without any trouble. It is very convenient, about a 10-minute walk from Canal City Hakata. Nakasu and Tenjin are also within walking distance. The area is quiet, and it was a very nice Hotel.

I stayed at Fukuoka Sunpalace, and it was the first time I’ve ever experienced such warm hospitality. I used it as if it were a business hotel, but from the parking guidance to the front desk, and even the staff member who brought my luggage to my room by cart, everyone was truly kind and professional. I stayed in a 9-tatami Japanese-style room, which was spacious and very clean. The bath, toilet, and sink were all separate, making it extremely convenient. For dinner at “Shunsai Washoku Gingga” on the 9th floor, I had the “Mizutaki Course,” and everything—from the appetizers to the sashimi to the main mizutaki hot pot—was absolutely delicious. The evening view from the window and Hakata Port Tower were beautiful, and a staff member kindly explained the scenery. They even made charming conversation related to the restaurant’s name—saying something like, “I have a feeling we might see a shooting star tonight”—and their explanations of both the food and drinks were thoughtful and refined. Experiencing the warmth and reassurance of seasoned hotel professionals made this a truly special stay. When I come back to Fukuoka, I definitely want to stay in this Japanese-style room again!