Homestays in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

My family of three stayed here. The entrance was a bit hidden, and the address was a bit confusing. It was relatively quiet, but a short walk to the busier areas. The room was okay, but there was a mat on the floor, which I didn't notice. I discovered it by chance, otherwise I would have only been sleeping two people for the price of three people. The room was small, so the mat wasn't prepared in advance and we had to make it ourselves. The room was equipped with a refrigerator, washing machine, TV, microwave, gas stove, a small iron pot, clothes drying rack, and clothes hangers. Check-in and check-out were self-service. When we left a little before 11:00 AM, we ran into the cleaning guy (I think) pushing a cart.

I planned my travel itinerary like this: Fukuoka City - Kurume - Hita - Fukuoka City, and Kurume was the goat. The location of the accommodation was right in front of the station, so it was very convenient, and there were a lot of nearby supermarkets, Daiso, Don Quixote, 7-Eleven, restaurants, bars, karaoke, etc., so it was very convenient ㅠㅠ There was always a staff member at the front desk, so it was easy to get help, and even when I had to go outside to make a phone call or have a quick meal, I had to take my card key to the common area, which was inconvenient, but the facilities were really, really, really good, really the best.. The pajamas were so comfortable, the mattress was so comfortable, the pillows were so comfortable, and honestly, I paid more for a hotel in Hita than this hostel, but Kurume Hostel is incomparably better. It's not a hostel, it's just a small hotel. The facilities are really, really, really good. The staff were so kind, so I felt so good. This is probably the most memorable place in my trip to Japan 😭 Taiho Ramen is the best ramen I've ever had in my life. You have to go!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have to go to the park nearby!!!

The room is quite far from Ohori park station, but not long walk. About 10 minutes chilling Yes, but it is recommended that the room is quite small, we stay for 3 people, there is a 29-inch open space for luggage, not enough. More suitable for staying no more than 2 people. But the convenience equipment is complete. Hardly need to bring anything more. The room is on the 2nd floor. The stairs to go up are quite narrow, but there are many steps of wood. The shower room is narrow. The toilet is narrow, the big people are not suitable.

It cost about 1,000 yen by taxi from Hakata Station. Is it because it is an unmanned hotel? Check-in was a hassle. All the people staying had to scan their passports and receive a separate code by email to enter. If you are accompanied by elderly people or infants, it can be stressful. There was no separate cleaning during the 2-night, 3-day stay, and the towels were the same as those provided on the first day. The good thing is that there is a 24-hour mart nearby, and there is also a mart that is open until midnight. There is a microwave, induction, and wireless port... It was convenient because there was a fairly large 4-person table for Japan. You can buy ingredients at the mart and cook them.

The location of the homestay is very close to the Watanabe subway, and the transportation is convenient. There are ramen shops, convenience stores, and fresh supermarkets nearby. The homestay is fully equipped, with washing machine and drying racks, no dryer, refrigerator and kitchenette to cook by yourself, and a small living room, the double bed is small, and the two adults will be crowded. Push ～～～ This homestay.

就是個改建民宿，不該就酒店，勝在還好有個人常駐，房間裏面空間還可以，衞生也算及格，床比較大，周邊走幾百米啥都有了，綜合環境符合價格

The attic area has no air conditioning at all and gets extremely hot in the summer! The stairs are too steep, making it unsuitable for families with young children.

Hotel facilities can only be said to be ordinary