Kitakyushu City Hotels with Kitchens

"Hotel close the Hakata station by foot, around 10 min walk. Very nice and cozy hotel, personal was very friednly and helpful. The room is a little too small for 4 persons (but ok for Japanese standards), with very good bed. On ground floor, there is a big space to cook and enjoy meals . I recommend the hotel!"

"The staff were very friendly and clean. However, the wood creaked a lot every time I walked, and the doorknob lock didn't work properly, which was a problem. Instead of locking the inside of the room with a key, it would have been better if they had installed a latch or hinge, like the bathroom. It was so uncomfortable that I kept leaving it open. The soundproofing is practically nonexistent, but thankfully, the next room was quiet the first night, so I slept well. But the second night, the people next door were so noisy that even at midnight, and 1 a.m., they kept making noise. I wore noise-canceling earphones, but I couldn't sleep, and I was so upset. It's important to find a good roommate. I arrived late the first night, and they waited for me even after check-in time. Arriving at night, the dark, old wooden house was unfamiliar, so it was a bit scary. The back of the bed was also scary when I lay down... but it was fine the next morning. The shared bathroom is a bit of an inconvenience, and it's also a bit far from Kokura. Still, I recommend it for a unique experience and a retro vibe."

"Difficulty staying, especially for foreign travelers You have to contact us by email two days before you have the gate password. No gate password, even CHECK IN / can't do it outside We didn't expect to be stupid outside the door. Fortunately, there are Japanese people who are willing to provide the door password. Emergency contact outside the door is only Japanese phone number no LINE/WHATSAPP It's useless to have an internet card Check in at the gate is troublesome With luggage, press in the small lobby. Local travelers also pressed 20 minutes It took almost an hour to get into the house. Passengers remember to contact the door password early in the morning I don't know how long I'll stand outside the door."

"The neighbourhood is very lively at night, there're a lot of bars and other interesting places there... But it's still safe and if you need a cheap place to stay, you'll be fine here."

"The hotel appeared exactly as described. No major surprises. Contactless check-in process so ensure that you have filled out the information of all the visitors beforehand via the link procidws. They will verify each guest individually when you physically check-in. English speaking customer service is available. Do note that there is no separate dryer. Washing machine comes with a drying function but does not dry the clothes completely. Major attractions are a walking distance away. Paid parking available away from accommodation. Costs 300 to 400yen for overnight parking. Overall, a very pleasant stay."

"You need to check-in by yourself! I have not received any email regarding check-in information. After arriving at the destination, you need to use roaming data at your own expense to contact the staff. It took us 30 minutes to complete. A little inconvenient. Parking is available at the door, first come first served. The room is 10 minutes large, suitable for self-drivers and family travel."

"Overall a nice hostel, towels do not take, the hostel will provide it. In general, nice, only smell is present. There is a kitchen, food bought in the store can be heated"