Find 3-Star Hotels in Kitakyushu

good location near main train station, restaurants and shops, good for transportation. room is small but acceptable ,reasonable price. except some staff cannot speak English, can be trouble for people like me can't speak Japanese. it is good place for people who is on budget travel

1. Very spacious room for this price point to be honest. Could be because it's not a major city... 2. Kitchen equipment like induction cooker and pot and bowls and utensils were provided! Makes it possible to cook your own meals (or even just Maggie mee) fridge was very big so can buy drinks to store 3. Location was alright. Located along small alley but very near main road leading to shopping street and Kokura station. 4. Aircon and heater worked well. Great for winter weather 5. Bathroom ventilator was very strong. To the extent that it feels very cold after taking a shower. We tried closing the bathroom door at night and it was literally like a freezer in the morning when we open it. But also because of the ventilator, our clothes dried fast indoors 🥶 6. Now to the pain points. First got to be the facility management and check in check out process. This property does auto check in meaning there is no physical staff to handle your check in check out throughout. There is no receptionist at all. I made my booking 2- 3 hours prior to arriving at property. At the front door we were prompted to input entry passcode which we had no idea what it was (it's not the reservation number provided by the booking partner like Agoda or trip.com) tried to contact both the hotel helpline (there was a Jp phone number at the entrance but that's all, no other info whatsoever) and also escalated to Agoda (as I made my booking through Agoda for first nights) but no ans. In the end we had to enter property when someone unlocked the front entrance using her own passcode before we could speak to the helpdesk through the tablets. So it turns out that they claim most travellers would make their reservation at least a day prior to arrival, which was why system didn't capture my booking (yet ironically they allowed booking for same day check in .... When they clearly cannot manage the whole process) shouldn't there be more effort being put in to monitor for same day booking so the traveller doesn't get stuck at the front entrance especially in winter weather? We had to sit at the park nearby while trying to contact the helpdkesks but couldn't get through till the end...... The whole check in process was rather manual, basically you enter the info as prompted on screen then video call the helpline agent to verify before you'll get your passcode to your room. (All through tablet) Security seems alright if you're ok with the idea of using a keypad lock instead of having a physical room card? I guess customers just have to always make sure no one is looking when entering the passcode at the front door. Btw same passcode is used to enter hotel front entrance and for your room lock. All in all the biggest issue we found was the check in check out process. Overall stay was above average.

Location is good, just next to train station and all the convenience stalls.are within reach. The room for a single traveller is reasonable. The hotel provides free curry rice and drinks in the morning and evening. Taste ok to me. Overall will recommend this place if you are visiting Kokura

A relatively cost-effective choice among the surrounding hotels, the facilities are great, there is a hot spring massage, a lounge and a water platform on the first floor, convenient transportation, and a 5 to 10-minute walk from Kokura Station. Overall, it is a good hotel choice.

I stayed alone, and it was right in front of Kokura Station, so the location was really great. As is typical of Japanese hotels, the rooms are small, and the bathroom was especially small. There was no problem when I used it alone, and it was great because it had TV and YouTube. I want to go there again next time I visit Kitakyushu.

Location: Kokura Station, exit from the north exit, take the elevator on the left and walk straight. You will definitely arrive after walking for 10 minutes with your luggage. A typical Japanese economy hotel, with everything you need. Check-in is at 3pm, and check-in is also done on a self-service machine. The lobby is on the 2nd floor, with coffee, drinks, and ice available all day, and you can also store your luggage by yourself. Breakfast is a simple Western-style meal. In addition, there is a voucher for the Sarakura Mountain Cable Car on the shelf on the first floor (I only saw it when I came back o(╥﹏╥)o) It is a certain distance from the railway, so there is no noise, which is good.

Everywhere you go, it's a hotel of a size that's all babyish. I think the meal at the restaurant will be memorable. It's been a long time since I took off my shoes and sat down with a self-contained meal.

Nice room with good sound proof window as the hotel is on a major road across from the pier. Public bath (Onsen) on the top of the hotel (9th Floor) with a great view of the waterfront.

I was very disappointed with the hygiene standards at this hotel. Upon arrival, I found the toilet in an unacceptable state, with waste and toilet paper left unflushed. Additionally, the blanket in my room had noticeable stains. Although the staff offered to move me to another room, the initial experience left a lasting negative impression. Unfortunately, I will not be returning.

The hotel is very clean and the scenery is very beautiful. It faces the sea. Opening the windows and listening to the sound of the waves is very relaxing. There are not many tourists, mainly Japanese local elderly people.