Hotel KAN-RAKU Kurume Station

This is my second business trip to Kurume since March. Even though it's a bit far from Nishitetsu Station, the distance is perfectly acceptable. The exterior is clean, and the staff are friendly. As for the room interior, I was staying for about 7 days, so my suitcase was quite large. Since I couldn't keep lifting and lowering it every time, there was nowhere to really put it. I had to kick the suitcase out of the way every time I opened the entrance door or the bathroom door. The room was quite cramped, haha. Maybe it's fine for a one-night business trip with a small carry-on, but it's really quite small. And above all, while I understand the size and facilities, the dust on the carpet inside, and the dust on the window curtains were quite severe. When I opened the air purifier filter, any thought of turning it on vanished... Perhaps because there's only one elevator, the protective carpet on the inner walls and the floor carpet were full of dust. However, I'm a simple person who lives for food, and since small towns like Kurume don't have many breakfast options, I opted for breakfast. I didn't have high expectations, but I was so, so, so satisfied! For this price, with this kind of breakfast, even if it's small and a bit dusty, it's totally okay!~ The various curries were delicious, and the soft-boiled scrambled eggs were amazing! Wow~ Everything was delicious! All my previous disappointments were washed away by this breakfast. I grabbed an Americano from the coffee machine at breakfast and stepped out in front of the hotel to look at the streets of Kurume, which lifted my spirits. Oh~! Come to think of it, today is September 23rd, my birthday! The shadow on the wall seemed to be me, holding a coffee cup, congratulating myself. Kanraku Kurume Station Hotel. Despite some disappointments, it has a surprising charm. I'll be back in two months, and I'll stay here again. Why? Food, food, food! Anyway, with this level of satisfaction, I recommend it as a good choice. Sayonara, Kanraku~

The hotel has convenient transportation, with frequent bus services in Kurume. The curry was delicious, and the TV could stream YouTube. However, there are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby.

Hotel prices in Fukuoka were outrageous over the weekend, so I decided to look at nearby cities and discovered Kurume. It was definitely the right choice! It's super convenient, just a 30-minute train ride from Fukuoka. This small city is quiet, uncrowded, and offers an amazing experience, plus delicious Taiho ramen. I'll definitely be back!

Booked this for my family. They experienced the Kumamoto earthquake while staying at this hotel, and I hope all the staff are doing well. The hotel is very conveniently located close to the station. Donki is within walking distance, and so are the drugstores! Highly recommended!

The facilities are good, and the environment is clean. There's a free public bath downstairs, but it's a bit small, only fitting three people at a time. They offer free curry rice from 6 PM to 8 PM. There are very few restaurants nearby, so dining options are limited, and the hotel doesn't have its own parking lot.

Accommodation in Fukuoka was too expensive on the weekend, so I decisively chose to stay in Kurume. The nearby Nishitetsu Kurume Station has a direct JR line to Tenjin and also a bus to Fukuoka Airport, which is super convenient. The hotel is very new, and the front desk staff are incredibly friendly. The public bath is also excellent!