QUINTESSA properties in Fukuoka

A Comfortable Stay at Quintessa Hotel Fukuoka Tenjin Minami ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently stayed at Quintessa Hotel Fukuoka Tenjin Minami and had a great experience. The hotel is notably large, modern, and exceptionally clean. What I loved about this hotel: Facilities: It’s very convenient as they offer on-site parking and a bicycle rental service, which is perfect for exploring the Tenjin area. The Room: A huge plus is that every room comes with a bathtub, perfect for soaking and relaxing after a long day of sightseeing. Space Recommendation: If you prefer more space, I highly recommend booking a Twin Room or larger. While the Single Rooms are a bit compact (as is typical in Japan), they are still better designed and more comfortable than many other hotels I’ve stayed at in the same price range. Overall, it’s a fantastic choice for anyone visiting Fukuoka. Great location, helpful staff, and top-tier cleanliness!

When we opened the shower room, the curtain in the shower room is very smelly. When we left the door opened and when out for dinner, the whole room became very smelly too. Mouldy around bathtub, didnt dare to have a bath because of that. Bedsheet and blanket cover has stained. Aircon definitely needs servicing, it is dusty and mouldy smell. We had to open the window instead of using the aircon. Reception is not so welcoming when we checked in and checked out Only Pros this hotel has is location, Full Full, Shin Shin, Mina, Aeon supermarket, train station all short walking distance.

**Pros:** I really liked the bathroom's wet/dry separation and its overall design. Disposable slippers were also provided. **Cons:** I noticed cobwebs on the light fixtures, which suggests a lack of attention to detail in the cleaning. The lighting was quite dim, making it very inconvenient to pack and unpack my luggage, as some items were hard to see. Also, the hotel is a considerable distance from the station, so guests with heavy luggage should definitely take this into account.

The location was a bit tricky, but it was closer to the bus stop than the subway, and it was midway between Hakata and Tenjin, so it wasn't inconvenient to get around. However, it seemed like Trip.com had only recently started accepting reservations, so the room photos and descriptions weren't accurate. Payment was only possible on-site at the hotel. The room I booked and the room I received were different, so I inquired. They contacted Trip.com and explained that the photo must have been posted incorrectly. However, since it was the weekend, there were no rooms available, and the price was right for the room I booked. Still, the manager, who seemed to be feeling the pinch, provided water and beer. Thank you! And there was a Korean staff member, which was a welcome surprise. The Japanese-style room was spacious. There was a large public bath, a Family Mart nearby, and a lunch area on the first floor. Of course, you could also rent comics if you wanted.