Family-friendly Hotels in Fukuoka

This triple room is a bit smal, almost no room for suitcase and only allow one to stand between the bed and TV. Others are fine.

I would like to thank the hotel staff who helped me with retrieving my mobile phone which slipped out of my back pocket and was left in the taxi. I think most places outside of Japan, I would have lost my phone. I have so much respect for the culture and beliefs of the Japanese people. The passenger that followed my taxi trip, the taxi driver and the hotel staff all made it possible for me to retrieve my phone and also will not take any token of gratitude that I wanted to pay. I really cannot express my gratitude enough. Thank you.

One of my favourite hotels. The price was very surprising considering the location of the hotel. The staff were nice and very welcoming. I'd stay here again no problem.

We stayed here for two nights in the beginning of our trip to Japan and for one night at the end of our trip. The hotel allowed us to store a lot of luggages at the hotel when we travelled elsewhere. The staff is very service minded and my daughter even got gifts at check in. The rooms were very clean.We also got a room upgrade for our last night. The location is as good as it can be with its own subway entrance. The breakfast is delicious. However, Please note that unusually for Japan five year olds have to pay for breakfast (1650 JPY). Overall we had a great stay and I highly recommend this hotel. If I return to Fukuoka I will stay here.

A few blocks away from Hakata station, close to Canal city. Bathroom is small but room is nice and clean. I think it’s acceptable as is similar to other single and economy double-bed rooms in Japan. I would choose this hotel here again.

Firstly location is not convenient to hang around the city area. But pros is so obvious and undeniable. It's quite far from famous spots but exceptionally cozy and quiet and hotel room is spacious enough comparing to another hotels. You can take a stroll to Momochi beach on foot from hotel easily. If you are good at walking, I don't think you can't go to subway station on foot. Yes, takes some time but you can feel relaxing on the way to station. cons is one thing. Indoor swimming pool is not good for swimmer, it's 3 lanes only and always occupied by lessons or seniors who is just walking around in the water. Just next to hotel is baseball stadium, if you are a big fan of baseball, you can't miss Japanese pro baseball game there. It's unforgettable memory to kids and family, I m sure.

nice location for shopping - can reach JR station and underground from its B1 Good restaurants- many high ranking restaurants near by such as Mushashi beef bowl，Rikyu beef tongue good amenities- have nice onsen for recharge after one day of shopping

It is best recommended for solo travelers. The staff is very nice and helpful. The room is clean and full of amenities. The location is near the subway and city centre, e.g., Hakata for accessing the train or bus by using a tourist pass, and Tenjin for shopping or eating.

Cleanliness 🫧 3.5/5 - our room was perfectly fine, although the carpet had a few questionable stains and the shower curtain in the bathroom had definitely seen better days.. but overall clean bed and towels- fine for one night stay for us Location 📍 5/5 - Super close to subway and train station in Tenjin area, only a few minutes walk away from lots of restaurants and shops! Service 🤝🏻 5/5 - it was self check in which was easy enough to manage but there were super friendly staff around to help! Amenities 🪥4/5 - Like many hotels in Japan there were a selection of free toiletries at reception, not that much choice- body towels, toothbrush, razor.. - Shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the bathroom were pretty nice! Not much surface area in the bathroom but to be expected