2-Star Hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Great location! Walkable to Canal City and Family Mart. full of facilities in the room, fridge, stove, microwave, washing machine, shampoo, bath soap, I love that the room can seperate to 2 bedrooms which match my group. And the terrace is so stunning..

The first room I was allocated had an extremely strong fish smell. It was so bad I felt like throwing up. The room condition was also quite bad. Contacted customer service by email and they gave me another room, which had no smell and was in much better condition. They were quick to respond. But be aware that some of the rooms seem to be more newly renovated and some are quite old. Hotel is in a good location, but a bit off the main road. Requires a bit of a walk. Good amenities in the room with a washing machine and various other things. Bathrooms are nice. The hotel is not staffed at all. There is no check in desk and no one to help you if you have any problems. You can only email or call customer service. The tablet at the front door for checking in and out often has connection problems. And you can’t check in before 3pm. There is no luggage storage.

I had to quickly find a place to stay due to weather on the Shinkansen, so luckily this was the only room left, with two double beds that could easily accommodate three people. I arrived soaking wet from the station, so they were very accommodating. They also brought lots of towels with them, which was very helpful. I'm really grateful.

The room was spacious, and the microwave and bathroom were all new. If you get off at Nakasu Kawabata Station and walk through the shopping street from Exit 5, you won't have to worry about getting wet even on rainy days. There is a walkway through the shopping street to Canal City, so you don't have to cross the traffic lights. There are no clothes to wear in the room, so it's better to bring your own loungewear. There is a washing machine and detergent in the room, and you can dry your clothes in the bathroom. There are a lot of izakayas around, so you can hang out until late at night. You can watch Netflix, U-NEXT, YouTube, and any other subscription service on the large TV if you log in with your own account. When I left the room, I could hear the conversations in the next room, but there were only two rooms on the same floor, and the walls were not attached, so I didn't have to worry about noise. The induction cooker is in the shelf below and there are cooking utensils, so you can buy ingredients and cook them. It was such a good hotel that it was a shame to only stay one night. I would like to stay here again next time.

The room is sooo tiny. I'm a petite woman but I still feel it's too small for one person. If you don't smoke don't forget book the smoking free room type. I didn't notice that when I booked online and I'm glad they changed for me though. Japanese breakfast and free breakfast is the plus. And the location is awesome. It takes 5mins to walk to Ohori park. All is said and done, if you have limited budget to find a good hotel with good amenities, you can book this one.

Beautiful ryokan. Authentic, relaxed and well-kept. Beautiful garden, located directly on a canal. A stone's throw from a quiet and beautiful shrine and the jetty for the traditional boats. The landlady speaks a little English and is very helpful. We had a large room on the top floor with a view of the canal. Everything is new, large and comfortable. For one or two nights a perfect place for a traditional Japanese overnight stay including Japanese breakfast. Great value for money. A great place off the beaten track. We would come again. Arigato Gozai masu.

The hotel boasts a fantastic and convenient location, offering easy access to the Expo. The surrounding area has a wide variety of dining options, making it ideal for both leisure and business travelers. Additionally, the hotel's facilities are very well-equipped, and the hospitality was excellent.

Overnight return stay for flight out of Fukuoka next morning. Room is small. Previous booking was for a semi-double, this booking was for a single - was given identical room type : suspect they downgraded when they realized only 1 pax.

Accommodation in Fukuoka can be quite expensive, so a capsule hotel is a great option for solo travelers. Men and women are housed on separate floors with separate elevators, which provided a strong sense of security. The sleeping pods are on a separate floor from the luggage storage, washrooms, and toilets. While the lockers, washrooms, and toilets are conveniently clustered on one floor, this multi-level arrangement makes changing clothes a bit inconvenient. Still, these communal areas were spotless. Each locker includes a set of pajamas, slippers, a dental kit, and a bath towel. The sleeping capsule itself is about the same width as a train sleeper berth, with a charging port conveniently located above your head.

This restaurant is located deep in the mountains of Yame City. The general group and independent travelers are relatively small, and basically only local Japanese people go there. We stayed at Kurokawa Onsen the night before and had two meals per stay. It was twice the price of this hotel, so the character ratio of this hotel was very high! The dinner was quite rich, which was unexpected for the price. The breakfast was just fine, and the tea was delicious. It was produced in the local Yame City. When I left, I bought two packs of it from the shop in the lobby. Although the hotel has been open for some time, renovation work was carried out just before check-in. Most places look quite new and do not feel old. Compared with Kurokawa Onsen, the spring water here is indeed a little bit inferior, so you get what you pay for. As for the scenery of soaking in the spring, it is indeed unparalleled. The scenery is open and open, especially in the morning, listening to the chirping of birds and soaking in it is particularly refreshing.