Stayed here for 5 days 4 nights. Hubby and I reached the hotel at 12 noon on the 1st day. As expected, hotel rejected our request for early check-in and insisted we come back at 3pm. We left our luggage at the reception and went back at 2.50pm, and they allowed us to go to our room by then. Well,... More

We didn't actually stay at the hotel as we stayed opposite at the Best Western. However, we did try the breakfast buffet and it was excellent. The buffet consisted of both western items such as bacon and eggs together with Japanese style offerings. There was basically everything you could ask for. Highly recommended. It is also a great place for... More

Stayed at IP Hotel for a night while backpacking Japan. While not by Fukuoka Station, it is a short train ride away. Get off at the Nakasukawabata station and take the No. 2 exit. From there take a left and another left at the corner to get this hotel. It is just a short walk from the station. This is... More

Stayed at IP Hotel for about a week for a conference. The front desk staff speak decent english, certainly enough to be very helpful. Along with your room, they give you a breakfast coupon for each morning you are there (including check-out day) which is good for a free breakfast buffet. The food is a good mix of western and... More

Stayed at IP Hotel for about a week for a conference. The front desk staff speak decent english, certainly enough to be very helpful. Along with your room, they give you a breakfast coupon for each morning you are there (including check-out day) which is good for a free breakfast buffet. The food is a good mix of western and... More

I was in Fukuoka for a conference and could not get in to the superior Hotel Okura because of Hakata's Gion Yamagasa weekend festival, so had to settle for the (albeit reasonably-priced but inferior) Daiichi. Splendid Japanese welcome at check-in. The receptionist was happy to take my ton weight suitcase to the left and to my room. I had been... More