Hotel Trad Hakata Reviews

First of all, the location is between Hakata Station and Tenjin Station… ? You need to walk for at least 20 minutes. It took about 13? minutes to walk to Canal City, and the location is very ambiguous. And the three of us shared a room, and it was very, very narrow. I've traveled a lot to Japan, but this was the narrowest hotel I've ever stayed in. I could barely open a single suitcase. I couldn't carry a suitcase, so after finishing all my schedules and being very tired, I pushed the bed and remodeled the room. If you apply for clean, the bed is restored to its original state. After using it for 2 days, it was no longer difficult, so from the 3rd day, I just spread it out on the bed or in the remaining space and kept it locked after use. I found out later that even though there were three people staying in one room, we stayed in a narrow room instead of a larger room on the same floor. It was a really snot-sized room that didn't even have a small tea table. If you think the room is spacious after reading the reviews, it would be a good idea to think twice. Oh, and if you make a reservation for people with bronchial problems, you will have a hard time throughout the trip. I, who normally had good bronchial tubes, stayed there for 4 nights and 5 days and had a sore throat all morning due to the dust, so I had to sleep with a mask on. The group kept coughing because of the dust and slept without covering themselves with blankets. The three of us stayed for 5 days and 4 nights and were so appalled by the flying dust that we wore masks. It was very stuffy and stuffy, but I was very angry because the window was only slightly open. This is my first time seeing towels this small. Think of it as 3/5 of the towels used in Korean homes. The long horizontal part appears to be the same length, but the vertical part is just... It's not like anyone cut it in half, it's just the right size to use for washing your face. The only pros are that there is a convenience store on the first floor and that they provide a free shuttle bus to Hakata Station in the morning, but I don't think these pros are great enough to outweigh the cons, so I don't think I'll stay at this hotel again on my next trip to Fukuoka.