The rooms were super spacious and clean, really impressive. The location is quite convenient, plenty of shops around and the station wasn't too far of a walk to get to. The breakfast is located at the hotel next door which was a bit weird it was totally worth it. Felt quite luxury. They had free 'snacks' in the afternoon/evening which was a nice touch, but you had to get served by the receptionists so it felt quite awkward.

They don't have luggage holding services and instead you have to use coin lockers which was the most annoying thing about this place. It meant that if you wanted to do some activities before and after check in it costs ¥1000 for a big locker(¥500 per day), so depending on how many people you are travelling with it can add up. The check in process was a bit odd, they asked you to do pre check in on your phone prior to arrival but mine never worked. Even at the hotel most of the check in was done at the kiosk which felt kind of impersonal.

Think of it as service apartment with big spacious rooms. Minimum service at front desk but it's ok for 1-2 nights stay. Pro: big room for Japan, bath and toilet separate and overall good space. Location also good, across the street from canal city and lots of restaurants in the area. Con: no room cleaning service so long stay may be uncomfortable. Towel changing and trash emptying will be done. Recommend for a few nights stay with kids!

Bed a bit on the firm side

We stayed two nights. We were a group of 4, but only 2 towels were available. We would like to get two more from reception, but there was no one at night. In the morning, we asked again the staff, as one of us was still in the room, the reception couldn’t ask the “cleaning” staff to get us the towels right away, so we asked to request again when the last member left the room. When the last member left the room, the only reception was busy with other customer, so we finally didn’t get 4 towels. Staying in this hotel, you should expect no services at all.

Spacious room and comfy bed.

Good location within walking distance to the Nakasu Yatai stalls and to the Canal City shopping mall. The deluxe double room we booked was very spacious, clean and quiet at night for a restful sleep. The reception staff were always friendly and willing to attend to requests. Housekeeping, although kept to a level of daily towel replacement and trash removal, was optimal for our needs during our stay.

Parking is on a first-come-first-serve basis and is quite pricey at ¥2,500/day.

I enjoy my stay but when I bought breakfast with the my stay with 1 adult and a child 12yrs old they only brought 1 breakfast they said only for an adult. So it got me upset because I’m not going to eat breakfast without my son. The reason I bought the breakfast package so I don’t have to go out and look for breakfast. I don’t think it was worth the extra price.

Be more specific when you add breakfast included to the price. Also the parking is expensive 2900yen including tax. If I knew that I could of use the 24hr parking payed spot.

Breakfast was at the hotel next door, just a short walk. Room climate control worked well. The design of the property is modern. Elevator surprisingly small. Walking distance to lots of shopping and restaurants along the canal.

Needed to upload documents in advance to check in, but then the documents needed to be scanned upon arrival anyhow.

Modern hotel in a side street in central Fukuoka. Low traffic noise, sometimes (weekends) you'd hear people from nearby bars, hotels and so on talking in the streets (if your window faces out front). Larger room for japanese standards. We were happy with the location and didn't mind the 10 minute walk to the nearest train station. Close to restaurants, bars, the river. Tenjin 15 minutes walk away, Hakata 20 in the other direction. We had a twin room with 2 queen size beds that we pushed together - created a huge bed landscape. Nice separation of bathroom from rest of the room with plenty of doors. Would book again. They also served a little free 'sweets and tea combo' between 3 and 10pm upon request which was nice. Oh, and they do eco stay (no full cleaning under 4 nights), only towels and emptying bins. I am cool with that and it increases my feeling of privacy.

We didn't have a view which is ok and can happen quite often in dense cities. Didn't bother us much but in case someone else needs to know this.

Location - everything was within walking distance. It is located in quiet area but many there are many restaurants around, a 7-11 nearby and even a 24-hour grocery close by. Room - Bigger than most hotels in Japan, big bathroom with separate toilet and shower area. Also a separate area to leave luggage and hang clothes. Staff - very friendly and courteous. Also appreciate the free tea and the delicious dessert. Also the terrace was a nice area to chill at.

The bid was big, the Air conditioning was good, the toilet and shower was separate from each other so that was nice. The welcome sweet they had was really nice and they even give a drink. They have 3 coin laundry machines, and even a microwave. It’s right next to a 7 eleven, and right outside is the canal and lots of food options.

No house keeping… like why?! They only take out the trash and replace towels. And let me say the trash can is extra small so you can fit like a couple of things and you have to figure out the rest. Also it’s far from the Hakata station…