Zonk Hotel Tenjin-Watanabedori Reviews

On the first day of Fukuoka, take bus number 6 from Hakata. I arrived after a few crossings. You will receive a barcode in advance via email upon check-in. You need to get a room number. Even if you don't get one, it's on the second floor. Connect to tablet and send immediately after checking passport etc. Take bus 6-1 to Momochi Beach and Fukuoka Tower. It takes 30 minutes and Hakata is about 15 minutes away. Tenjin is the next station where I got off the bus. I don't often take the subway because a lot of buses come in front of my house. From my point of view, the bus was good. I don't know much about the restaurant, but if you don't mind the price, There are many delicious restaurants nearby. Although it is located in an alley, the street is safe. There isn't much to see. There's a small bridge and the water is slow. It flows. Wi-Fi is great, better than anywhere else in Japan It was more comfortable than a hotel. However, the bathroom is small so washing up is a bit difficult. It's not relaxing. Other than that, everything was good. It's clean and the facilities are popular with young people. I felt like they cared about it ^^ It was great because the price was cheap. May you rest comfortably If you like, there are some regrets. However, it is difficult to find a room of this quality for the price.

The location was a 10-minute walk from Nakasu Food Market, so it was good for walking around, but it was inconvenient because 4 people stayed there for 3/4 days and they gave us too few towels. Check-in is done using a tablet at the 2nd floor entrance.

Don't go to places like this to save money. Instead, spend a few thousand won more and go to a more comfortable place. The space is narrow and the windows don't open... I was so frustrated that I felt like I was going to have a panic attack, so I immediately ran out and went to another hotel.

It was cumbersome to check in elsewhere, but it was ok to walk while looking around the neighborhood. The room was a bit cold, but the value for money was great. There is a convenience store nearby, and it was nice to be in a location where you could walk to the downtown area.

The price is very affordable. The building is free to enter and exit. It is not suitable for ladies. Someone broke into the unit when I was about to check out in the morning. I don't know if it was the cleaning staff. There is i'm donut nearby, and you can go to Parco in the underground street.

23.01.15 It was the first lodging in Fukuoka on a day when it rained heavily. My husband, I, and my brother, who are in the 2nd grade of middle school and 5th grade, stayed in Room 301 on the 3rd floor. I think it was a great accommodation for the price, as all of our family members had a comfortable place to sleep and a clean bathroom. The whole family was satisfied and asked to stay here again next time. The bedding was in good condition, and it was nice to have a toilet and shower room. However, the only regret was that there was no floor heating (like most accommodations in Japan), so it was a bit frustrating to have to turn on the heater. And the check-in place and the place to stay were different, so there was the hassle of checking in and moving a little further to the accommodation. However, it wasn't a big problem as both legs were strong and I didn't have to go to checkout separately.

It's a 5-minute walk from the subway. You have to go to another place for checking, but it's not far away. It's very convenient to have a shared bathroom. The space for four people is a bit small, but the price is very cheap!

The location was not bad with Tenjin Station, but the people in the other rooms were noisy and wandered around. I had a hard time sleeping..! First of all, the check-in place is different, so check the contents on the 1st floor haha!!

The price is cheap, so it's okay if you're not greedy for accommodation

You need to check in and go to the hotel of the same name, about 350 meters away. The interior was nice and I was able to rest comfortably. There are many delicious restaurants nearby. Have a good rest!

When it comes to travel, I think location is the most important thing. Tenjin Nakasu is 10 minutes on foot, so it's good. This location is perfect for an izakaya or a drink at night.

The location is really great, it's a good value for money accommodation

The soundproofing is not very good. It's something common to all the unmanned hotels recently, so I can't help it. Hakata, Nakasu, or Tenjin are both accessible. You have to pay 99 yen for additional rental of towels. There is no room cleaning during your stay.

The location between Hakata and Tenjin was really important, but the location was convenient. You have to check in at the Zonk Nakasu Hotel before you go. I was able to leave my luggage at the hotel check-in place before check-in, but it wasn't even an inside warehouse, it was just a level of luggage left in the corner of the hallway in the lobby. Fortunately, there was no loss. The children in room 305, which is a duplex with 4 single beds in a small building 5 minutes away from the hotel, were satisfied with the bunk bed, but the parents were less satisfied. As soon as I entered, there was no heating at all, so even if I turned on the heater right away, it was cold for an hour. I had to turn on the heater throughout, and it was dry, so I soaked a towel in water and hung it on the railing. It's warm only on the upper floors, and the heating doesn't work well toward the beds on the first floor. The shower and toilet are also cold. Glad the hot water came out well. There was a lot of hair on the furniture, bedding, and pillows, and when my son on the left on the 2nd floor lifted the blanket to sleep, there was a big stain... There was no permanent staff, so I just slept. It was uncomfortable the whole time whether or not the bedding was changed. There is a common small sink, induction, and microwave in front of the floor elevator. The room was quiet.