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"This place is close to the domestic airport but far from the international airport. it's inconvenient if you have heavy luggage. in the surrounding area there are some restaurants. The room is quite comfortable but it is cramped to open a large luggage. they provide free toiletries and there is all-you-can-drink. But There are 2 things that disappointed me 1. I made a mistake and made a room reservation for 1 person and made a telephone call if it could be change for 2 people. The male staff on the phone offered an upgrade and I had to pay 4600 yen. I agreed and said I would arrive at the hotel within 2 hours. But when we arrived at the hotel. At front desk there were 2 female staff who didn't know at all about the reservation I made and the changes. The female staff recalculated and I had to pay 4800 yen. Their additional fee is 4400yen + 400yen (accommodation tax for 2 people). Which is different from the phone. When i ask why the additional fee different from the one called? the female staff said it was because there were two of us. But I already paid in full for 1 person and I should have paid as said on the phone. Since I'm too tired from the trip to the hotel and had early morning flight. I just let it be. 2. While resting, I heard a noise and it turned out the sound came from the AC in the room. Even though we didn't use it, the AC made noise all night. I was quite disturbed and lack of sleep for front office staff: it is better to speak slowly but clearly than fast but hard to understand."

"It is very suitable to stay the night before going to the airport. The hotel parking space needs to be booked in advance with the hotel, and there are only three or four spaces. However, there is another large parking lot 100 meters away, and the price is similar."

"Very satisfied with the hotel facilities: The automatic control of bathtub water discharge eliminates worries. During the discharge, you can be free to do other things without worrying about water overflowing; All room and hotel instructions are clear and comprehensive, and there will be no misunderstanding. The hotel is in a prime location, just at Exit A of Fukuoka Domestic Terminal, turn left after the traffic light, and walk along the asphalt road on the right hand slope before Lawson convenience store; There are buses from the airport directly to Kumamoto, and there are subways directly to Fukuoka Castle and Hakata Station. Because the hotel does not have luggage storage service, this factor should be considered during the trip."

"It's about a 15-minute walk from the domestic bus terminal at Fukuoka Airport. It might be a bit difficult to walk if it's raining. There are few convenience stores or places to eat around the hotel. They sell snacks and instant noodles near the front desk, but if you want a proper meal, I recommend eating at Hakata Station or the airport. Breakfast is available from 5:45 and you can make it in time for the free shuttle bus to the domestic terminal at 6:05. However, it's a bit tricky to get there if you're flying to the first international terminal in the morning, so give up and ask them to call a taxi. If you're flying early in the morning, it took less than 15 minutes to get there. The taxi fare was about 1,600 yen. I thought it would be more helpful if they provided a shuttle to the international terminal. You can get the amenities you need at the front desk. The room wear was a waffle-fabric 3/4-length top and shorts, which were quite comfortable. They were sold at the front desk for about 4,000 yen."

"I booked this hotel for my layover to Hokkaido because it’s one of the closest to the airport with a reasonable price. After a tiring day exploring Fukuoka, I was warmly welcomed by the staff, even though it was quite late at night. The room was just right for a short stay, had everything I needed, and the Wi-Fi was fast. The complimentary breakfast was simple but enough to start the day. The highlight of their service is definitely the free shuttle to both the domestic and international airports. I’ll definitely stay here again for a layover!"

"I booked this place because I was looking for a place near a subway station and a place with a large room, even if it wasn't around Tenjin or Hakata. Check-in was easy because I checked in in advance. If you take a half-body bath twice in a row, the hot water will be cut off, so you have to get a new gas supply. The condition of the mattress and comforter was not good, and I had to pay 2,000 yen (including towel change) for room cleaning once, but overall, I was satisfied. There is traffic noise at night, so if you are sensitive, I recommend bringing earplugs. I attached a picture of the dishes in the kitchen. There were no scissors or chopsticks."

"This hotel is a 20-minute walk from Hakata Station, but there is a bus stop nearby that takes you to Hakata Station. The good thing is that it is close to the airport, a 10-minute drive away. There is also a drop-off service, and you can make an appointment with the front desk after checking in. Although the room is not large, it has everything you need. It is still a good place to stay."

"It's very conveniently located near the station. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable, and the price is reasonable, so I highly recommend it. The room was very clean and well-maintained."

"I stayed in a single room, and it was a very comfortable stay in a hotel that had been converted from an apartment building into guest rooms. The room was spacious, and there was a desk in the work space and a microwave, which was very convenient. There were guests from various countries, and many staff members who could speak each language. It is easily accessible from Hakata Station, and there are many restaurants and convenience stores in the surrounding area, so it is reassuring. This time I stayed alone for business, but I would like to try other rooms as well."