Pretty decent hotel within 4 minute walk from Hakata station. For the cost, during Christmas holidays I can't complain. Rooms were decent sized, small but bigger than Tokyo. Had a small basic breakfast of different types of bread and butter/jam and coffee included which was welcome. I loved the sitting area/library on the 2nd floor which had a great collection of books related to music, photography, travel etc along with a coffee machine. If I had more time I would have loved to spend time reading over there. One of the books they had was about a now famous street photographer called Vivian Maier which was fascinating. I can see that they have some good taste in finer things in life. I would just love to sit there for hours and have coffee and read but japan is so beautiful that we spent most of the time travelling. Maybe next time..

This hotel is modern and aesthetically pleasing, the lobby looks like a book cafe. The room I booked has a comfy bed and enough room to set out two luggages. There’s also a bathhouse even though it closes at 1am a bit too early. I also liked the pajamas they provided. Location is good, close enough to the Hakata station even if it’s on the quieter side of the station.

The cleanliness can be improved - it’s probably difficult to maintain but I thought the common areas like elevator and the bathhouse weren’t very clean.

Location was great. Less than 5 min walk from JR. Prime location to travel around Hakata. I enjoyed the bath regardless of how simple it was. A nice option to help decompress. Room was big for Japan standards...I have been traveling for over 1.5 months, and it is nice to have the option to spread out a bit. Staff was friendly and helpful.

The room was set to 24c. Too hot for me. Every day, I had to ask them to reset to 22c. The breakfast could have included something fresh to break up the bread bread bread monotony. I appreciate having something but still.

The hotel is close to Hakata Station, about a 5 minute walk away. There are shopping centers all around, and even though it was a busy area it never felt unsafe. The public bath was nice with water of a good temperature. I used it every night to relax after a long day of commuting. The staff are all nice and professional.

We weren't expecting free breakfast but our stay did come with free breakfast. However, there was only bread and juice, nothing fancy. The room was also quite tight in terms of space.

Easy access to Hakata station, clean and contemporary decor, fast free WiFi with wired internet also available, decently sized shared bathing area (rooms have their own bath and shower too of course).

Breakfast is nothing to write home about, just a small selection of bread, jam, and juice, but it's included with the price so it's hard to complain too much. Room size is quite small, especially for two people, but this is reflected in the reasonable price.

The location was fantastic. Slightly away from the busy-ness of Hakata station but near enough to walk. There was a combini right opposite so it was easy to get any other snacks I wanted. There was also a coffeeshop (I think it was Seattle's Best Coffee) so it was superbly convenient to get an afternoon drink. The simple breakfast provided was convenient for a quick bite before exploring the city. Checking in was smooth and without a hassle! I am glad I booked this place for another night of stay as part of my journey!

Though just provision of self-service bread and drink for breakfast, actually it is free and already good and nice for a start of a day. The hotel location is also quite convenient and easy to access.

As understand, it is the regulation and terms for make-up and cleaning of room once per three days. However, may it be possible to be more flexible for some stays of such 5-days-4-nights to be have room cleaning in the mid time, i.e. the day after 2nd night (3rd day accounting form check-in), not on 4th day. It seems not such necesssary as to be check out next day (5th day) and the housekeeping staff to do the room make-up and cleaning then.

Solo traveler, only 5 minutes walk from the station, room size was good, bed was comfortable, bathroom was clean. I had a lovely interaction with the staff on check in night asking to see if I had come across trouble as I was running very late.

The public bath is a lot smaller than the photoes, could do with a little TLC on the water management. Did not experience anything else negative on the stay.

The customer service was excellent. All the front desk staff could speak English sufficiently to communicate effectively. On the last morning of my stay, the front desk staff took the extra mile to help me book a taxi to the airport and even accompanied me down to make sure the taxi driver brought me to the right destination. Thank you so much. Will definitely stay here again if I visit Fukuoka in the future.

I have no complaints at all.

It was my bad. I somehow booked a single room when I needed 2 beds. I started coughing, so I requested another room. They gave me a double room at a very reasonable price, they did me a favor, say, at 2:30 am.

I probably was not aware of how Spartan the hotel should be. No frills. No daily cleaning. The "self-service breakfast" basically consists of water, coffee, and "one small piece of bread per client". Hmm... It's Japan, so, you can have a special breakfast for 5 dollars or less elsewhere. If you are on a lower budget, this hotel could be the solution.