I liked how it was close to Hakata station and not too far where I needed to meet friends for my brief stay. It is in a great location that's tucked away, food close by along with the conbini's within walking distance. Everything was clearly written out. I enjoyed seeing the map of things to do. I would suggest adding cheap food locations for quick and easy snacks. The room I stayed in (6 bunk bed room), the bed given to me was great as it was on the bottom.

Being a hostel, you will get other guests whose voices carry in the wee hours of the morning and night. The walls were pretty thin. You can hear when someone is in the living room talking on their phone, or upstairs in their own room. If you got in late it's near impossible to see anything without a flashlight, maybe some glow in the dark tape to avoid toes getting hurt. I often kept running into other people's luggage in the dark room. Nothing was labeled for which bed, which space for your luggage is yours. As a solo traveler, I didn't want to move other people's belongings, so maybe some sort of label for where you should put your luggage.

The property was in a super convenient location, which was exactly what we were looking for!! It’s only 20 minutes from the airport by train and within walking distance of Canal City and other tourist attractions. My friend and I went together and our bunk bed was in a small closed room, so it was easy to have some privacy even in the shared dorm.

Because there’s a little gap above and below the door, it can get a little loud at night if other people are moving around or snoring (but for the affordable price we paid and the location, this wasn’t a huge problem).

It was in a very good location. Hakata station was just a 10 minute walk away. And Sumiyoshi Shrine was just around the corner.

They did have a common space, but it get’s closed after midnight. There was no comunal spot after that time. Also conversely, even if you did go back to your bed in the mixed dormitory, the lights would be kept on for later than midnight. But I suspect I had bunk mates who were not considerate this trip.

The location was fantastic, I really liked the cupboard with boxes for us to put our toiletries, and the owner brought us a hanging rail for our clothes. The facalities were clean and easy to use. The owner and other members of staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed my stay.

I think that a light for each individual bed would have been good so that when others needed to be sleep the lights could be turned out.

Near train station. Owner is friendly, attentive and helpful.

6-bunk room is too small for travellers with several large luggage. Hope each user is allowed only 1 large luggage. Bunk is a little shaky whenever upper bunk user moves. Will choose same property again!Hope situation improves when I return😊.

The beds were comfortable and the rooms clean. There was only one shower downstairs but I never had an issue clashing with other gusts for it. The host was extremely welcoming and friendly.

The common area was a little small and didn't allow for a lot of comfort but most guests don't spend a lot of time in this area anyway.

I was same age as owner and she was really helpful during my stay. It was quiet, with 2 Buddhist temples near by and I loved being in Kyushu after Tokyo. I can highly recommend for solo travellers.

I didn't like that I could only stay 1 night but had a week JR pass and left for Nagasaki next day.

The hosts were amazing, and they really make you feel welcome and at home! I've only had positive experiences here! I was originally only planning to stay for two nights, but ended up staying there for almost a week, because everyone (hosts and guests) got along so well:)

I loved how close it was to the centre! It was a great experience and the staff made us feel so welcome and comfortable on arrival.

Quite, within walking distance to Hakata station, Canal city and other places of interest. A box for was provided for putting small items to avoid mixing with others