HOTEL JAPANESQUE FUKUOKA

The hotel is very close to Hakata, which means it is also very close to the airport. Although you can see the planes up close, it is also quite noisy. The breakfast is very rich. The staff is very enthusiastic. There are also other facilities in the hotel, such as karaoke pool.

Service breakfast is a mess ㅠ ㅠ airplane noise vibration

Stayed in a double room for three nights on 2024/06/11-14. It is about a 5-7 minute walk from Exit 3 of Fukuoka Metro Hakozaki Kudai-mae Station. Along the way, you can go shopping in Raku City Street. There are good food and good shopping. There are also sushi restaurants and restaurants nearby. There are free disposable toiletries on the first floor, as well as soup powder, facial cleansing lotion, lotion, etc. If you drive, you need to pay extra for one day, which seems to be 1,100 yen. You can change towels for free, but if you have to clean the room during your stay, There is also a cleaning fee. There is a bathing area on the first floor where you can wear swimsuits and trunks. If you want to rent it, it is 500 yen. It is not big but it is enough for 4.5 people to use at the same time. There is also a lounge on the third floor where you can microwave food and free ice. There is also a vending machine for instant noodles. I didn’t use the swimming pool or gym this time so I won’t comment much. Frankly speaking, the room is not bad overall, but the soundproofing is a bit poor. If the room faces the main road, light sleepers may need to pay more attention to whether it is OK. The room is also large, with a separate toilet and a bathtub for about one person. The outside is small The bar has a small refrigerator, a sink, and a hot water bottle that can be used. Overall, it is OK.

The room is well-equipped, clean and tidy. The front desk staff is attentive and can communicate in simple English. Free toiletries are available in the lobby on the first floor. It is close to the subway station and there is a game hall + department store nearby.

The facilities are average, and the airplane noise is loud. Fortunately, there are no airplanes after 10 o'clock. The hotel staff is nice, the location is OK, and it is convenient for eating and shopping. The price-performance ratio is OK. It is cheap in Fukuoka, and the area is also large in Fukuoka.

The inside and outside of the building and the facilities themselves do not feel as clean as new. However, the cleanliness of the rooms inside is very good, and the structure and area are more convenient and spacious than other Japanese accommodations, so it is very good for 2-3 people to stay. In addition to the amenities in the accommodation, gargles, washcloths, etc. are provided free of charge without any quantity limit so that you can use as much as you need, and the swimming pool and sauna can also be used. It seems that the sauna can be used without a separate additional fee, and the internal facilities did not look bad (however, they said that you can use it after wearing a swimsuit, so if you need it, I recommend bringing a separate swimsuit). It is quite far from the busy Hakata/Tenjin area, but it takes about 15 minutes by taxi/28 minutes by JR, so if you have plenty of time, you can look around the Hakozaki area where the hotel is located and visit Hakata on another day. There is a local mart that locals use, 7-8 minutes walk from the accommodation. It has a lot of products like Donki, from alcohol to daily necessities, and groceries, and the prices are quite cheap, so it was great to buy souvenirs or food for gifts. Don Quijote Hakozaki is also located in a very large Q-mo, 2 minutes walk away, right across from the accommodation. If you walk about 10 minutes to the other side of the accommodation, there is a second-hand goods shop called Mangasoko, which is about 100 pyeong wide, so it is great for shopping. If you go into the alley behind or below the accommodation, there are many good value omakase sushi restaurants, bars, and cocktail shops, so it seems like a great choice for those who want to travel quietly. Above all, the hotel staff is very friendly, and they even print out Korean guides for you, so you won't have any problems using them. When I went to Hakata two weeks ago, there were so many Koreans that I wondered if they were Korean or Japanese, but when I traveled to Hakozaki this time, it felt like a completely local place, so it was a very refreshing experience. There is no shortage of shopping centers/restaurants/hospitals/gyms/etc. near the accommodation, and it was so quiet and peaceful. (However, since the airport is close, there are planes flying in every 10 minutes. Those who are sensitive to airplane noise, please take note.) If I go to Hakozaki again, I will stay at Japanisk. I hope this was helpful.