Hotel sul mare a Fukuoka

"Expensive for what you get, but I am told that Fukuoka hotels are expensive (even more than Tokyo) because of the limited hotels compared to the amount of visitors it gets. The twin rooms are ridiculous TINY- way too small for two people and our two luggages! The receptionist was helpful and apologetic, and we were able to upgrade to a bigger twin room but you still get very bare amenities."

"This hotel was pretty entertaining, check in would have been a breeze if we booked only one room. the check in is seamless, all automated while the velociraptors look at you. we needed some assistance since both rooms were under one name and the system cannot accept one name for both rooms. the attendant was promptly notified by the check in machine itself and we received assistance quickly. as with most Japanese hotels now, most of the amenities were by the check in counter, robes and razors. The towels and toothbrush were in the room. Ground floor is where you have breakfast - it is self service and the staff refills it. i think this is pretty decent for a meal - no frills... since one would go out to enjoy the japanese cuisine anyway instead of filling up too much on breakfast. the drink bar is very helpful. ice, water, soda and juices. there are snacks in the afternoon and at night, they have a selection of alcohol and popcorn. this is very convenient. The rooms were surprisingly spacious - we got a twin room and we could open two medium sized luggage and one small hand carry for packing easily. the bath, toilet and sink were all separate which made it very convenient. Some rooms had decor, unfortunately we didnt get one of the special rooms. you can see its special since the door would have decor on it. they replace the towels and trash bags daily unless you place the do not disturb sign. Check out is extremely easy. Unless you charged anything to the room, you use the same ATM looking machine to feed it all your dispensed room keys and then youre all checked out. I do recommend this hotel - its pretty convenient with all the items needed (no skin care or bath bombs though). Would stay here again when i get the chance. Its definitely a different experience!"

"Nel cuore di Nakasu, è vicino a grandi ristoranti e venditori di strada che vendono cibo e anche fare la magia. Distanze brevi a Canal City, Hakata Station e Tenjin. Il servizio è grande. Hanno un personale che parla giapponese, inglese, francese e coreano, e quando sono rimasto, hanno avuto un'ora felice dove potresti avere una birra complementare e qualche cocktail. Era pulito e le strutture erano standard, ma se sei come me, fuori e per la maggior parte del tempo, sei un grande posto per riposare la testa."

"Sono rimasto piacevolmente sorpreso dal Millennials Hostel. Il personale era gentilissimo, la hall, il bar e gli spazi comuni erano fantastici. Il bar offriva persino birra e cocktail gratuiti tra le 17:30 e le 18:30. La camera/il letto erano puliti, spaziosi e dotati di un iPod come telecomando per controllare: luci, reclinazione del letto e ventilatore. L'iPod includeva anche un sistema di allarme silenzioso che accendeva le luci nella camera e trasformava il letto in un divano! Davvero geniale! I bagni e le docce erano puliti e nell'area comune c'era una macchina del caffè, acqua potabile e tè gratuiti. Nel complesso, sono stato davvero contento del mio soggiorno e ci tornerò!"

"La stanza è pulita e molto spaziosa!Guardare fuori dalla finestra è confortevole ～ L'ambiente è molto tranquillo e confortevole e il negozio è molto amichevole! Si consiglia di vivere 👍🏻"