Fukuoka Hotels with Kitchens

"Second time in Fukuoka, and another very satisfying stay! The hotel's location is excellent, just a seven to eight-minute walk from Hakata Station. There's a Lawson convenience store right by the back entrance, and while there's a tram line nearby, it wasn't noisy and didn't bother me at all. The room was quite spacious compared to other places I've stayed in Japan, with twin beds and a large desk perfect for piling up snacks from the convenience store. It even had a microwave and a washing machine with a drying function, which was incredibly convenient! Housekeeping is on demand; you can choose to just have your towels replaced or have towels replaced and trash collected. A full cleaning seems to cost extra. For breakfast, you get to choose one main dish out of four options, and then there's a self-service selection of smaller items. It's certainly not comparable to the variety you'd find at a five-star hotel, but it was perfectly adequate. I'm deducting half a star for service because one day the main course was slow to arrive, almost making me late for my plans. Other than that, everything else was excellent!"

"Conveniently located 5min from subway. Hotel is nice and cozy. Staff is friendly as well. Comes with a washing machine which is good. Would recommend for friends and couples to stay."

"The hotel's location near Fukuoka's Gion subway station is quite convenient for transport, and there are many different types of restaurants nearby. It's also a short walk to Nakasu. I'll definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Fukuoka."

"The service is great. All the staff are polite and patient. The rooms was clean and the breakfast is buffet and have option for Japanese and Western. The location is a bit far from train or subway station but there are several bus stops around there. It is close to Harbor and the best is that there is great Onsen place near the hotel."

"Traveling solo in Fukuoka, the hotel's location was decent. The room size was moderate, not huge but good for Japan. Transportation wasn't as convenient as I'd imagined, though Tenjin and Canal City Hakata were indeed within walking distance, even if it was a bit tiring. The biggest plus is the hotel's ground-floor cafe – their summer shaved ice and crepes were absolutely delicious! There are also plenty of great restaurants nearby, so foodies should definitely stay here. On another note, both the front desk and cafe staff were very stylish, all young, handsome guys and pretty girls. The short-haired girl at the front desk particularly reminded me of Riisa Naka (Gou-chan), very cute! Overall, I highly recommend this place for solo travelers or couples."