ROOM/ Nice and clean LOCATION/ An easy walk with luggage, approximately 8-10 minutes to the station. FACILITIES/ Nice and clean. I love that there's a shared refrigerator in the hallway on each floor. There are plenty of shower rooms and enough seating with a sink, hair dryer, etc. in the ladies' shower area. The lobby is really nice and conducive to socializing and resting, with a great vibe

FACILITIES: It's a bit cold in the hallway during winter, especially if you need to go through it in the middle of the night for the toilet.

Just a short walk from Hakata Station, so very convenient. Our family room for 4 adults was adequate and clean and bedding was comfortable. The "aircon" has options for cooling and warming up the room, so we had a comfortable stay. WC and bathroom were separate, so there was no need to queue to use them. Towels, tooth brushes and bottles of water provided daily though we did not require daily cleaning of our room. 3 convenience stores along the walk between the station and hostel.

Not many eateries nearby, had to go to Hakata Station for meals each time. There was one cafe nearby where we can take breakfast but its menu options are limited.

Location was great, a 5-10 mins walk from Hakata station it was very convenient. There was another station around 5 mins walk behind the hostel. Love it when there was elevator and also laundry & dryer machines. Shower room & washrooms were clean, spacious and maintained well. Hostel bed was good size with two hangers provided which was great. Staff at recep was very helpful. Common area was simple, cosy and pretty.

Pillow didnt suit my liking, but it was still bearable.

So fresh, modern, loved the communal area on the ground floor. The rooms were great too. Handy coat rack at the door, double room has a couch and coffee table making it quite roomy and well appointed.

Bathrooms were very small but I’d rather that so there is more room in the bedroom. The bed was against one wall which was a bit annoying for a couple but appreciated having a couch and coffee table.

Apparently this building used to be used as residence and the company who owned the hotel converted it to a hotel/hostel. So when you enter, it looks like you walk into someone’s small studio. Regardless of that, the room is in it’s good size (we could lay open two suitcases), kept very clean and tidy. Although the couch was a bit too hard for my standard, the bed was so comfortable we both had a great sleep. The Wi-Fi signal was strong and internet speed was fast so that was great. Any Japanese buildings have bad insulation so once you turn off an air conditioner, the room gets pretty cold real quick but the blanket was nicely light yet thick so we didn’t feel cold during our sleep. The reception staff was calm and kind, explained everything clearly. The common space has a kitchen, a big space for everyone to sit down, relax and dine. It’s got board games and manga to entertain yourself. Whoever design the common area, they did a great job using woody materials, it’s got a bright and warm atmosphere. Although this place is categorised as hostel, we both quite liked it and were comfortable during the stay. :)

It would be great if there is a bottle of water placed in a room for each guest. (They offer a free bottle of water at the reception if you answer their survey online though)

There are many free spaces for the guests to chill, cooking, and eating. Such a lovely place.

I stay in the female dormitory, i think the ladder for bunk bed was a bid difficult for me to climbed up or down. Plus, there is no space for the guest to leave the luggage in the dorm, it feels like if you come early you can get the space.

Staffs are friendly and shared facilities are on good condition. It's located near a subway station on the Airport line. As some of the other rooms are resident units, there are lesser tourist around, so it is relatively quiet. The room is spacious. The outside of the room is open air.

Carpeted flooring in the room, so the room is dusty.

The Quad Room would be best for families. The room is quite ok by Japan standards. Bathroom is likewise clean and meets our needs. The International Staff was awesome and were happy to help with all questions and concerns.

The room is carpetted and might expectedly be dusty. It might be best to forego of the carpet if it is possible. That would be great.

To my surprise it’s very stylish in design. Room is very clean and the staff are very kind and willing to help on all your needs. Breakfast included was provided by the cafe at the street intersection and very delicious!

If the laundry machines can be upgraded to front loading type, it will improve guest experience. My clothes was torn a bit by the old style machines.

Great sized-room, comfortable bed and a sofa. It’s a converted set of apartments, which I didn’t mind. Staff were fine.

There is a youth hostel feel to the place, making it feel less like a hotel. Moving from the bedroom area to the kitchen/bathroom area had a step that I kept catching my foot on; this was annoying. Breakfast was in a different location and only from 8am, which was late for me personally.