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I came to Fukuoka for the first time for a live concert trip. I chose this hotel because it’s just a 1-minute walk from Kushida Shrine, and it really is—once you exit from Exit 5, it’s right in front of you. Canal City Hakata is also close by. The room was more compact than I expected, but it was clean, and I loved that you take off your shoes at the entrance. There was tatami flooring, and the bed was low (so it feels safe even if you’re staying with children). Above all, it was a very relaxing room. However, since my knee was slightly injured, the chair in the room felt like an awkward height and made it hard to stand up. It made me think I might have been better off with a standard room. If you have back or knee problems, this chair might be tough. Still, I enjoyed taking my time in the large public bath. On the way back, I tried walking to Hakata Station and it took less than 10 minutes—I couldn’t believe how quickly I arrived. It’s a very convenient and great hotel. It’s definitely a place that makes me want to stay again when I come back to Hakata. Thank you very much.

Outstanding value for money. It’s an older building, but the Room seems to have been renovated. The free drinks in front of the reception were especially appreciated during this hot summer. The woman at the front desk was polite and left a great impression. In the Japanese-Western style Room, shoji screens let in light, so if you can’t sleep when it’s bright, it’s a good idea to bring an eye mask. Breakfast is a nice set of rice balls wrapped in bamboo leaf and fried chicken—like a Japanese bento. It also comes with small side dishes, salad, and miso soup. Excellent value for money.

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.

We stayed here after attending a live concert. The location was great, and we enjoyed a walk along the river. For dinner, there were several food stalls nearby, so we ate there. For breakfast at the Hotel, I had rice porridge and my partner had a Western-style meal—both were very delicious and satisfying.

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.

Just one stop from Hakata, about a 4–5 minute walk from Gion Station Exit 2. Carrying a heavy suitcase up the stairs was tough, but once inside the Hotel it was cool and comfortable, and it was great to be able to rest with the free drinks on the first floor. Nakasu’s yatai food stalls are also within walking distance, and there are nearby attractions like Kushida Shrine and some delicious ramen shops. The Room was clean, and there is a large public bath where I could relax in the tub. However, when I went to the bath after midnight it was crowded. Since visiting the yatai can make it late, I would appreciate it if bathing hours were extended until 2:00 a.m. on weekends. Breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, including Kyushu-style options, and everything was very tasty! I’d love to stay here again next time I visit Hakata.

The breakfast venue and the bath area felt a bit small for the number of guests, and at times we had to wait our turn for the showers. On the other hand, the hot spring was excellent, and ReFa shower heads were well maintained. Breakfast was delicious, especially the motsunabe. It also felt like there were many Korean guests.

The Room, amenities, and service were all excellent. The lobby atmosphere was wonderful. Please let me stay again the next time I visit Hakata!

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.

The location is practically Tenjin (nearest station: Akasaka), making it convenient not only for the office district around Nakasu and Hakata, but also for shopping areas like Tenjin and Yakuin, as well as academic neighborhoods such as Nishijin. Whenever I end up staying in Fukuoka on short notice, I always rely on this Accommodation. My stays in Fukuoka are usually packed and physically demanding, but it’s reassuring that there are Rooms with separate bath and toilet and a bathtub where you can stretch out your legs. On top of that, the 12:00 checkout Plan is available, so I can comfortably stay out late entertaining clients. That said, I oversleep every time and still haven’t made it to breakfast—but that’s just part of the charm. Next time I stay, I plan to fully enjoy breakfast as well.

This was my first stay with the Hyatt brand to celebrate a birthday, and the warm hospitality truly lived up to the Hyatt name! Not only was there a cake delivered to our Room, but I was also surprised—and absolutely delighted—to receive a fruit plate at breakfast the next morning. All of the staff were very kind, and we were able to spend a wonderful, memorable time. We’ll definitely stay again! Thank you very much.

The service and the POLA amenities were truly excellent. Unfortunately, many overseas guests may not use the air purifier. When I tried to use it this time, there was a blue straw between the unit and the wall. There was also dust, which was disappointing. There was towel lint on the shelf above the toilet. It was disappointing, especially since Richmond had been recommended to me.

• Payment: My card had been charged in advance via IKYU, but I was also billed for the room at the front desk. After I raised the issue again, it was found to be due to staff oversight, and I received a refund. • Air conditioning: The temperature and fan speed cannot be adjusted.

Both the Room and the large public bath were spacious and very clean, and we were very satisfied. It helped us refresh after the midsummer heat. Thank you very much.

The only disappointment was the air conditioning. The Room was a bit hot, and I wanted to lower the temperature, but only heating was available. Other than that, everything was great. It’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

A compact Hotel in a great location near the station. The Room is on the small side, but it’s more than enough for a solo trip with no inconvenience. The front desk staff were pleasant, and the welcome services—drinks, bite-sized sweets, and evening ochazuke—were a nice touch. There’s also a wide selection of items available to borrow; I borrowed a ReFa hair dryer. At the entrance, there are several types of shampoo at the shampoo bar, and it was great that you can put your favorite into a small plastic cup to take with you. The breakfast was delicious too, though I found it slightly salty. I’d like to stay again.

A 3-minute walk from the International Conference Center. This apartment-style extended-stay hotel was very convenient and easy to use. It was simple with no unnecessary extras, and I was satisfied. The breakfast area was a bit small and not very easy to use, but the simple menu was delicious. The bus stop is also nearby, which is convenient. I would definitely like to stay here again when I have business at the International Conference Center or nearby.

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.

This is a very comfortable Hotel. I would like to stay here again when I visit Fukuoka. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

This was not my first time staying at APA, but during check-in, I was told it was a Plan requiring registration, so I had to provide personal information, which took some time. Although I booked for one person, they upgraded me to a twin Room, which was spacious. APA Rooms usually feel quite compact, but this one felt roomy. The bathroom was also relatively large. There is a supermarket nearby, making it convenient. Even late at night, the surrounding area is well-lit and safe.