A Good Day Fukuoka Riverside

Very bad, alert! 1. The room environment is very poor, about the same level as the small town Hanting 5 years ago, simple and dim. A bit like a cubicle in a low-rent house 2. The hygiene is not good. I found the contact lens packaging used by the previous guest on the sink in the room. There are many dust and mold spots in the room 3. There are no toiletries and towels to replace, which requires 1,000 yen. After sending me an email, they did not send me the payment link, and finally did not pay me to replace towels and toiletries 4. The room is very cold and the quilt is very thin. I contacted the hotel to add a quilt, but was called sister and said there was no quilt 5. The price is expensive. To be honest, staying in this homestay for 1,000 yuan is definitely not as good as staying in a decent fast business hotel for 1,500 yuan Avoid it! Run away

I couldn't check in at night. What a shame. How could I have done it?

There is no TV, which may be inconvenient for some people. The location is good and close to Canal City.

The whole trip was self-service, and I didn't see anyone in the hotel. Many people from China may not be used to it. Check-in is difficult if you don't know Japanese or English. There was no cleaning in the middle of the two nights. It was difficult to get through by phone if I had any questions, so I had to rely on emails, and the replies were relatively timely. Strictly speaking, it's not like a hotel, but more like a homestay. The pipes in the room are all exposed and rough. The facilities in the room are relatively simple, there is no TV, and there are few lights. But it is larger than the average Japanese hotel room. Although it is a river view, there is nothing to see. The price is quite expensive, and it is about ten minutes walk from the subway station. It is probably the peak season when I stayed there, so there is nothing to choose from.

A place I found in a hurry due to a cancellation. It has a nice river view and is spacious.