** Disclaimer
I was at a twin room on a non-smoking floor, facing the streets.
Dunno about any other rooms.

**Location
Location is great. The metro that connects straight from the airport and the rest of the city is just across the street, and so is the bus terminal that can take you to the spa places like kurogawa and yufuin. Big shopping centers are also just a few streets away, and of course, the underground arcade shopping mall entrance is just outside. There's also starbucks and a convenient store right by so it is super convenient.

**Staff
Best ever. Even considering they're japanese, they were super friendly and helpful. Bus schedules, train schedules, where the stops are, phone numbers for ryokans at yufuin, ask them anything you like, they'll let you know even if it means they need to do some searching themselves. And they're really friendly all through it, even if you ask them at 10 pm. We gave them some ginseng jellies as gifts when we checked out.

**Room
It was bit small, but then, it was to be expected, therefore acceptable. Reasonably clean though I do remember discovering a hair on the bed sheets. It has all basic amenities though I don't think I rember a personal safe.

**Breakfast & Internet
Breakfast? t's FREE!!! What more do you want?
Internet? Never used in the room, but there were 2 computers in the lobby that the guests could use for free and they had internet access. I looked up the weather forecasts on it every morning.

**Noise
The room was facing probably one of the busiest streets in the city, so of course some noise has to be there, but it wasn't intolerable. Besides, we had the windows closed with the air conditioner on so that may have helped.

**All in All
Looking for somewhere cheap, in good location? This may be the place for you.
Looking for a quiet getaway or some more luxury? There are plenty of hotels around this district, go search.

This hotel is fine, with friendly staff, comfortable beds and good shower. Breakfast is included. Only problem was a smell of cigarette smoke in the bathroom from the floor below. It's right opposite Hakata station (the pedestrian crossing plays "Comin' through the rye") so it's just what you need when you've staggered off your flight and taken the subway (2nd stop).

I recently stayed here for 1 night during a trip to Japan. I didn't want to spend a lot, and I wanted a location as close to the JR Hakata station as possible so I could put my luggage down straight away and explore the city of Fukuoka. Well the Comfort Hotel was perfect for this - you walk out the Hakata Exit of the station and the hotel is in front of your eyes just across the road. For those of you who are interested, there's also a Starbucks right next to the hotel. The room was really on the spacious side for Japan, and comfortable - except the airconditioning had no temperature control and seemed to be set on heating, but in fairness it was cold at the time. Breakfast was included in my booking and while it was nothing special, it does the job before you set out for sightseeing in the morning. There is also free internet access at computers in the lobby. The hotel minded my luggage for me both before check-in and after check-out; overall very hassle-free, a great experience.

I booked this hotel is because of its convenient location to the rail station but was very disappointed of the quality. The room was very worn out, paint on walls and furniture were scratched, even the light bulb was blinking. It was not worth the price I paid, and I realise there were plenty of other hotels located around the station.
There is a bus terminal outside the station which you can take the 100yen bus around town.
There are free internet access and printer available to use and details of restaurants nearby available with maps at the entrance.