Family friendly Hotels in Fukuoka

My second visit to Fukuoka, but first time trying out the Crowne Plaza, as I was in town to catch the Cirque du Soleil show Kurious in Fukuoka. I took a taxi from the airport as many travelers recommended this and the distance is quite near, as Fukuoka is not a big city. However, one could also take the subway from the airport as it’s just a couple of stop to Hakata station. The hotel is about ten minutes walk from Hakata station, may take longer if it’s your first time. Most of the staff here are very friendly and helpful, I was checked in quickly and, thr room size is very large if one compares with most Japanese hotels. Room was super clean and everything works well inside. Sleep comfort was very good as well, and the breakfast room on the lobby level was very good as well, a great combination of local and western favorites. Don’t miss a wonderful ramen shop near the hotel near Hakataekimae, it’s called Hakata Ikkousha Sohonten can can be found on Yelp! It’s where the locals go, and so much better than the overrated Ichiran. I would definitely return again in the future.

Location is excellent & convenient. You can easily access to the subway station at B1 especially on a rainy day. Lot of restaurants around the area. Service is good & the front desk staffs are very helpful, can speak fluent English.

I've been to Fukuoka multiple times and previously stayed at other establishments that simply cannot match the Ritz. Got a king room for my honeymoon. Really appreciate Sanjay and rest of staff making us feel very appreciated from check-in until departure. The level of attentiveness was impressive, and people here speak good English. Location is quite good, close to metro/bus stops, Ohori park,and plenty of eateries/shopping/yatai's. Room is as modern as you'd expect. Bed and bathroom are very comfortable - other hotels are going to struggle to match this level of sophistication. I really appreciated the amount of space vs the typical Japanese hotel. Great amount of amenities. Minor suggestions for improvement - in-room snacks - we got the impression that several of the snacks were complimentary. After we checked out, we discovered that they were not, an unpleasant surprise. Some better communication here would be valuable. Late check out - as an Elite member at check-in we were told that late check out would be offered. However, on the day of I discovered that I still had to call to ask for late check out, and then I had to wait a bit until they called back to confirm. The small details matter in delivering a flawless experience. Still, these are relatively minor things and overall we were very satisfied with our stay. On our next stay to lovely Fukuoka we'd definitely only stay here. Book it, you won't regret it.

I reserved late so the price was expensive than usual. The room was ok. It is a new hotel but I saw many dust in the shower tub. The bed sheet was old. I ask the staff to change it. It was better. But I think the process of laundry in the hotel is dirty than other hotels. But the hotel is new so I was still ok

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.

There is also a pool in summer, outdoor cinema at night, fireworks on weekends, and I think it is the best for children and couples. Japanese restaurants are also delicious. It seems that there is nothing in winter, but there is an outdoor sauna, so I think I should open it without paying, and in winter, I would like to make the pool a natural cold bath and advertise it for sale in winter ... There is also a sauna in the large communal bath However, it is a pity that there is no cold bath or well-equipped space. The sauna, cold bath, and the scenery are good, so it would be nice to have a veranda outside and have a well-equipped space. In winter, what about a space where you can bake marshmallows, drink cocoa, and relax around it for a big campfire? I'm looking forward to it because it's a good facility.

It was very helpful to be able to sleep with a child up to 18 years old in a large bed. I usually booked 2 rooms with 4 parents and children. There is no dinner, but it is very helpful because breakfast is included. Speaking of force, it was shocking that the amount of food that came out with the addition of the dish was small and it disappeared immediately while waiting. I think it's difficult, but I think it's okay if the amount is a little more 〜. Winners, especially laughter. Other than that, I don't have to say anything. I think it's a good hotel for a good price.

20 meters away under the window overlooking the room was the Genkai Sea's blue sea and pure white waves.The soft sound of the sea that could be heard all the way to the room was a blissful time that made you forget about your daily life. It was an inn for adults, a couple's inn, that made me feel like I wanted to sit on the sofa by the window and stare at the ocean with my wife all day long, without the need for a TV or radio. As we had booked a cheap meal plan, we had a buffet for breakfast and dinner, but even then, for elderly people like us, there wasn't enough food for us to eat, including sashimi, grilled fish, fried foods, turban shells, fruits, bread, cakes, and more. It may be a limited edition, but in addition to miso soup, Hakata zōni was also available. What impressed me the most was that even though it was such a large hotel, everything inside the hotel, including the outside garden, lobby, rooms, hallways, and public bath, was neat and clean, and as I was leaving, my wife said, ``I want to come again.'' I shook my head and thought so from the bottom of my heart.

The environment is very comfortable and the food is surprisingly delicious. It is a place worth visiting. There are many things you can borrow, and there are also vinyl records that you can choose to play at your own pace. However, there was only a light rain for a few minutes at night, which already made a noticeable rattling sound on the tent. It would be very troublesome if it was a rainy day, and there was a chance of getting wet after taking a shower, so luckily the weather was good and I spent a pleasant night.

We stayed on the first day we arrived in Fukuoka and then checked-in straight in. The room was spacious and had a large terrace facing the sea. But because it was summer, there were super many insects outside and we didn't go out. This hotel is more convenient since we will be visiting Itoshima the next day But there were no restaurants nearby, we were on a self-drive tour, so we could drive out for dinner