Inns in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Hygiene: Much better than the pictures. The pictures look like a very dirty and old house, but in fact, the shower area is a bit older. There is no dust on the floor after wiping it with a paper towel, and the toilet is not particularly big. There is a sewer smell, which seems to be a common problem in Japan. Facilities: The toilet and bathroom are separated, which is good. Two people can sleep in the attic, but if it is dangerous to sleep on the edge and the place is not high enough, you can sleep inside. One person can sleep underneath. The mattress is a bit soft but it is okay. There is a hair dryer, a refrigerator, a microwave, a flashlight, spare quilts, etc., and a wardrobe. It is very good. Environment: The neighborhood is very quiet and super quiet. There is indeed a large 711 within a minute's walk, but there are no other stores (the distance is within eight minutes and it is all residential areas). The rooms I stayed in are divided into the first and second floors. I was on the first floor and it was very convenient. Transportation: It is indeed convenient. You can walk to JR and Nishitetsu Line, which are both about 10 minutes. However, the road is a bit winding (all flat roads), which is more troublesome if you are a complete road *****. Disadvantages: It's quite hot sleeping in the attic in winter, even with the air conditioner turned down, it's still very hot. The trash can is a little small, bring one or two extra trash bags with you. But the price is really cost-effective. I forgot to take pictures because I was too tired, I suggest the store to take more pictures haha.

This is a trip to Fukuoka that I've been planning since last year. Since Tenjin is close to the city center but the price is high, I looked for a cheap guesthouse that is far away. For this price, it seems better than most cheap accommodations. It's much cleaner and more comfortable compared to the shared space. First of all, all of them are Korean, and there are some foreign guests. Since it's not a room for one person, the noise at dawn is determined by who you're staying with, so it's not a problem with the accommodation itself, but if you can tolerate it because of the price, I highly recommend it. Some Koreans gather on the first floor and hang out, but I went alone quietly. If you're looking for a place because of the price, this is a great choice.

Overall, it's neat.