Hotel Il Palazzo

The Fukuoka Palace Hotel in Japan is absolutely stunning and completely my style – I love it! The overall design is incredibly strong, full of geometric lines, with a sophisticated and fashionable color scheme. It's definitely the kind of aesthetic young people would fall in love with at first sight. Simple yet refined, upscale yet understated, stepping into the hotel feels like entering an art gallery. Every corner is filled with thoughtful design details, making it incredibly photogenic and creating an amazing ambiance. The room continues the overall minimalist aesthetic, clean, crisp, and very high-quality, making for a super comfortable stay. The most surprising feature was the oversized bathtub in the room, perfect for a super relaxing soak – pure bliss! The only minor drawback was the breakfast, which was rather ordinary, with average taste and variety, offering no real surprises. But putting the breakfast aside, everything else was absolutely outstanding. From the design and ambiance to the comfort, it's impeccable. This is a hotel worth revisiting purely for its aesthetics and experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates good design! It's also very conveniently located for shopping and dining, making it suitable for family trips!

The hotel's decor is very stylish, and the room is spacious and clean. The bathroom features a separate shower and sink area, which is a very practical layout. The breakfast spread is fantastic, with a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. The baked bread is particularly delicious and smells wonderfully of wheat!

This is a fantastic hotel right by the canal. The hotel itself has a unique and vibrant design with strong color contrasts. Our 35-square-meter room was spacious and comfortable. All the staff genuinely cared about our stay. The full board for four days was great, and the snacks were delicious. The complimentary chocolates were from a famous brand, and the drip coffee in the room was excellent. It's very convenient for getting around; you can take bus 68 to Hakata, walk 12 minutes to a large supermarket, and Tenjin is also within walking distance. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit.

This was my third stay here; the first time I stayed for three nights, and this time for four. The highlight is definitely the constant availability of food. The meal options do change; starting this year, you can order à la carte for lunch, but dinner and late-night snacks have become very simple, and you might not feel completely full. However, there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. The staff are mostly Nepalese or Indian, making communication very easy. This is also one of the few hotels in Japan where you can check out at 12 PM. I'd highly recommend it if you can get a room for under 1000.

Excellent experience! The hotel is beautiful, with really vibrant colors. I highly recommend the mentaiko bread with Hokkaido butter for breakfast—it's a must-try. The hotel's location is also fantastic; it's very convenient to walk to Tenjin from here.