Guest houses in Fukuoka

"Hotel location: Between Hakata Station and Tenjin Station. If you are just shopping, turn right from the door and go 300 meters to Obotori Street. There is a bus no. 3 circulation line. As long as you sit in the opposite direction, shopping is very convenient. It is not very noisy. Suitable for family travel, high personality! Even if you take a taxi directly from the airport, it only costs ¥2,500, and calling a taxi on the platform only costs ¥2,000. Facilities: Basically all, the rooms are consistent with the hotel pictures, except that I live in Room 101, which has only one toilet and bathroom. I saw that there are 2 toilets in the comment area. I wonder if there are 2 in other rooms upstairs? It’s really inconvenient if there is only one toilet for 5 people! Service: It is basically self-service, starting from check-in. Perhaps through comments from netizens, the store should improve! I received an email 48 hours before check-in. You can also register in advance. The email is also very friendly and has Chinese options! When checking in, there was also a video confirmation by Chinese staff using an IPAD. Maybe we had registered in the system in advance and knew that we were from Hong Kong. We specially had service staff who could speak Cantonese. Thumbs up 👍! Improvements: 1) Consumables can be replenished, such as coffee, tea bags, tissues, etc.! 2) You can add some smart locks to a small space so that guests can store their luggage! This is the case with some of the B&Bs I have stayed in before. I hope RAKUTEN Group can do better."

"The homestay is in a small alley, it is difficult to find, the stairs are a bit narrow, the stairs in the homestay in Japan are mostly narrow, the facilities in the homestay are not weaker than high-end hotels, the mattress is great, the room is small, but there are windows for ventilation, and sleep quietly at night. The proprietress is hospitable."

"The room is a upper bed. The lower bed can sleep two people. But have to spread the bed by yourself Entering the room to smell the permanently laid tatami. Sometimes I feel a bit smelly, the bathroom on the accommodation floor has only one room, 2 shower rooms, if there are many people staying. the bathroom may not be enough,the location is quite good,i have stayed for the second time,the door of the room is not bolted,when checking out,the sheets must be stored and returned to the counter below.overall,the price is cheap,live to sleep and travel"

"The homestay is in Shiga Island, Fukuoka. We have a total of nine people. We have a long way from Fukuoka Airport. The subway, bus, and ship. Then we contacted the homestay to send a car to the pier. When we entered Luoxing's home, it was late at night. The homestay was very warm. We booked breakfast and dinner. The meals are very exquisite. It is also very rich, different every day, everyone is very kind and responsive, a few waitresses undertake all the work of the entire homestay, including pick-up and meals, ~ time permits, will definitely stay for a few days next time."

"For the price, it was reasonable as the room can stay up to 4 person. It is a quiet neighbourhood. However, the location is not as ideal as I thought it will be.. It was a bit far off from the Hataka n Tenjin. As for service, it was minimal service with no amenities…"

"The owner of the cost-effective guesthouse is friendly and friendly. I recommend it to those who just want to sleep and then go out."

"I stayed in this dormitory because my flight was early for my trip the next day. I only needed to sleep, so I decided to stay here just because of the price and the location near the airport line, and I'm glad I did. There are many restaurants and convenience stores in the area, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. The nearest station is the Nanakuma Line, but Gion Station on the Airport Line is also within walking distance. The dormitory felt a little old, but since I was only sleeping there, it wasn't a problem. I didn't mind the noise of daily life either. Towels are not provided, so you should bring your own or they are available to rent for a fee. The shampoo in the shower room is rinse-in-shampoo, so if you are a woman and that bothers you, you may want to bring your own. The shower room and toilets are shared by both men and women."

"The front desk service was very good and polite, the room was very clean and quiet, except that the location was a bit remote, not very easy to find, overall it was very good, recommended!"

"The boss seems to be Korean. There are many Korean accommodations. The overall layout is more like a home. There are three floors in total. I don’t know the exact number of beds. The place where I slept had bunk beds and two single beds side by side. Human bed. If you meet friendly roommates, you will have a great stay. Shampoo, shower gel, toothpaste, towels and other items are provided for a fee. There are waterproof slippers in the store but they look a bit dirty. If you mind, you can bring your own."