This was great place. Only stayed a night by was worth it. Close to all places and certainly was happy with the choice. Staff all spike good English. Rooms have free wifi that is fast and works. No English TV but for a night or two it doesn't really matter. Is very close to train station and airport.

I spent the last two nights of Chinese New Year at the Okura in Fukuoka (Hakata). Location is the best in town, both from the airport, train stations and attractions walking distance. Service was impecable, matching a luxury 5 star hotel. Rooms and quality of food, very good.

Large, comfortable hotel, right on a subway stop. Easy walk to convention center and Tenjin. Rooms are very clean, modern, and the staff is very attentive. Only LAN in rooms, so if your computer only can use wireless you need to go to lobby. The hotel could use some more common seating areas. Overall, very happy with my choice of... More

We stayed for 7 nights as part of a sport tour, excellent very comfortable room with just everything you need. Very polite and helpful staff. Perfect lobby, large and lots of lounges just ideal for sitting and meeting up with people. The hotel has everything bars, restaurants, a pool, gym, function rooms and would suit anyone's holiday or conference.

We stayed for 4 nights and we were so impressed, nice room, great service and excellent location which is very convenient travel by subway and there're only 2 stations for Hakata and also close to Tenjin underground shopping area. I highly recommend to people who still making decision where to stay in Fukuoka.

Stayed here for two days from 4/16-4/18/2012. Rooms are on the smaller side as are most hotel rooms in Japan but was actually one of the larger rooms I've stayed in while in Japan. Decor, furniture and look was very modern and sleek. Rooms were spotless and I enjoyed the ammenities such as a regrigerator in the room. Hotel staff... More

We stayed at the Fukuoka Okura for several nights while attending a conference so did not have a choice since the sponsor chose and booked the place. Bluntly, it’s a fusty old-fashioned hotel exuding Japan’s version of elegance circa 1987. If you liked the bubble economy years and are a 62 year old upper middle class Japanese “lady who lunches”,... More

This hotel - and the town of Fukuoka - is something of a curiousity. Whilst it should "by rights" be a provincial back water, Fukuoka is a town with ideas above its station which actually manages to live up to its pretensions. The hotel can be loosely grouped within a series of modern developments along the river, culminating in Canal... More