we went to a 3 days 2 nights family trip to Fukuoka and stayed in this hotel. It was very close to everything we didn't have to pull out the car from parking at all. They had English speaking staffs and we had no problem with language there. The rooms furniture and bathrooms looks is little bit old but it... More

This hotel is just a few minutes walk from Tenjin station, on the Kūkō Line. I chose the plan including a entrance ticket to ゆの華 (a public bath). As I arrived early in the morning, it was good to be able to have a wash since you can't check in. The hotel is also not too far off the Fukuoka... More

I got very used to the small rooms in the simple business hotels and since I usually stay for only 1-2 nights in the city (for I spent most time in onsen hotels), and spend most of the time out doing sightseeing, I really would not mind the size since most hotels in Japan are of very good hygiene. It... More

The location was a few blocks away from the main train station which made it a little difficult with luggage. Directions on their website is not very helpful, so finding the place was difficult. But overall the locale was great as it was near the shopping districts (as everyone mentions). The rooms were small but decent. However the bathroom was... More

All about the location for this hotel which is right next to the main shopping and restaurant district of Fukuoka. Also the best part was its also blocks away from all the nightclubs of the city. Subway station is only about two blocks away which will connect you with the main Subway/Train station and JR lines. I had been thinking... More

Hotel is only 8 minutes on foot from Tenjin bus terminal and MRT station. There is also a tourist information center on the first floor of the bus terminal building. If you end up in the B1 or B2 levels, be extra careful with your orientation as the underground passages are all interconnected with other buildings/department stores. Besides the Nakasu... More

We stayed in this hotel for 5 nights in December 2010. This is a business hotel so the rooms are compact. Hotel rooms in Japan are generally small and you will not have much room to move around. The room came with free internet and basic free toiletries. There are no free tv channels in English so bring your own... More

Did some research on Fuk before we booked our air tickets. We were deciding between Hyatt or Hotel Monterey. Didn't choose Hyatt because its only near Canal City, thats all. So decided on Hotel Monterey which is at Tenjin(the main area) itself. The rates were really good. Only a fraction of the price of Hyatt. We choose these 2 because... More

We booked this hotel partly for its location near the subway (which was indeed good) and partly because of enthusiastic reviews from other travelers. However, we were quite disappointed. Our "semi-double" room was so small we had to negotiate with each other in order to move around. The hotel restaurants were very expensive. Breakfast was fifteen dollars per person! (And... More