Kurume Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is very close to the station. Although the rooms are a bit old, they are clean and hygienic. The facilities are complete, and the breakfast is a set menu, which is very exquisite. Guests who haven't booked breakfast can also enjoy a free light meal in the morning."

"Very close to nishitetsu kurume Station. About 30min walk from JR kurume Station. Hotel bedrooms are individua not the capsule type. There is a super single bed and a small writing table. Free breakfast is just a small portion of curry rice with a cup of coffee. Overall, I quite like the stay at this hotel"

"The hotel is older, but everything was clean and in working order. The bed was comfortable. It's a bit far from the main train station, but close to Nishitetsu Station. The hotel has washers and dryers, which is very convenient. Overall, it's a great value."

"June 2026 | 2 nights in a Deluxe Double Room **Pros:** * Excellent access, within walking distance from Nishitetsu-Kurume Station. * The room is well-equipped with USB-A, USB-C, and AC power outlets, so charging your smartphone or PC is never an issue. * The elevators are fast, minimizing wait times. **Points to Note:** * There are no convenience stores nearby, which makes grabbing essentials a bit inconvenient. * While there is a public bath, it's quite compact. **Overall Impression:** Having opened in 2025, the hotel's interior and guest rooms are remarkably clean and well-maintained. The amenities cater perfectly to modern needs, making it a comfortable stay, even for business travelers. On the other hand, the lack of a convenience store within walking distance is a minor drawback. It's a good idea to buy drinks or snacks before checking in. However, the balance of newness, location, and facilities is excellent. It left me with the impression of a high-value-for-money hotel, perfectly equipped with everything you need for 'sleeping' and 'resting.' If there were a convenience store nearby, I would personally give it a perfect score."

"The room was on the smaller side, but perfectly adequate for a solo traveler. Hotel guests receive a voucher to use the large public bath on the second floor. Breakfast hours are quite generous, but the selection is basic – just enough to grab a quick bite."

"I spent three nights in a delightful, serene room, which was adorned with a single rose. The breakfast spread was fantastic, and I really filled up. Fresh pajamas and towels were provided daily. Having a washing machine and dryer on-site was incredibly helpful. Its central location was incredibly convenient for shopping and for easily accessing trains, taxis, and the airport limousine bus, all within walking distance."

"It's a self-service hotel; check-in/out and breakfast are included. This hotel is actually quite good, just not quite a great value. The location is near the station. Although the rooms are a bit small, they're acceptable. Parking is conveniently located right next door. Meals on the bus are rice balls, which is also an option."

"The room was a comfortable size for three people. Although the beds were placed next to each other, we were glad that they were all proper beds. The hotel feels more like a boutique hotel. It is wheelchair friendly and the overall size of the property is good. There is a very small car park within the compound which is free, but it works on a first come first serve basis. If it is full, you will need to use the nearby public car park. The hotel offers complimentary curry rice every evening. We did not get to try it, but it was a nice gesture. A big supermarket is within walking distance, along with many small and interesting eateries. Recommended spots are 炭焼き 結火, a Yakitori place, and 酒と肉料理 六ツ門日和, a small izakaya run by an uncle. Both are within walking distance of the hotel and are well worth trying."

"Overall, I was quite satisfied with my three-night stay. Although the room was small, it was well-equipped. My only issue was that on the second night, while showering, I felt a sharp pain in my backside. When I touched it, my skin was both sore and numb, and it took a while to recover. The next day, I saw a red mark the size of a lentil in the mirror. I suspect I was bitten by some kind of bug. I've heard this can sometimes happen in Japanese hotel rooms, which is a bit of a shame! I travel to Japan every year, and this is the first time I've experienced something like this. I hope it's the last! Today, I'm already staying in Tosu..."

"Thank you so much for everything yesterday! 😊 I was truly surprised by how clean it was for the price. The owner was also very kind, which made me feel so at ease. If I get the chance to visit again, I'd definitely want to book here! Thank you again! 😊"