Hotels With Pools in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Rooms and location are great; swimming pool not being available to children is a bit of a minus. Very negative experience with the staff at the reception: Booked a room for 2 adults + 1 child. Our booking confirmation very explicitly said ”breakfast for 3 persons included” on every single day of the stay; only during the first breakfast we noticed that we had only been given breakfast coupons for two adults per day. In spite of pointing out repeatedly that this must have been a mistake at reception, staff repeatedly kept asking us to sign an extra breakfast fee for our 6-year-old daughter. Even after showing the booking confirmation to the staff at reception, they kept refusing to give the extra coupons for a while; we finally got them after continued complaints. Maybe the reason could have been a miscommunication between the hotel and the booking site (which however is the hotel's responsibility to fix). In any case, if you want to create the impression of being an anti-children hotel, this is exactly the way to go!

This hotel boasts an excellent location, right across from Hakata Station (Chikushi Exit). It's connected to Hankyu Department Store and AMU PLAZA, and there are tons of drugstores, yakiniku restaurants, and ramen shops nearby. What I loved most were the abundance of brunch coffee shops! It's only two stops to Tenjin and two stops to the airport. There's also an airport shuttle bus (310 JPY, cashless payment only) directly across from the hotel. The cleanliness and staff service were absolutely fantastic!

Location is great. The room is big and clean. They also allow us to have early check-in at 11:30AM. Highly recommend.

Brought my mom here to relax. The first room we checked into had some mysterious wads of paper in the toilet. We called staff and had to wait half an hour for a room change. The new room was significantly smaller than our original room type, so they changed us again to a quad room. So, the two of us ended up with four beds! The service attitude was very good, and the room was incredibly quiet, so we rested really well. Breakfast was also decent. Just one minor thing: the room windows could use a good cleaning.

My family had a great stay at Hotel Nikko in Fukuoka. The hotel has a wonderful location right in the heart of the city, with many cozy eateries, restaurants, and massage parlours nearby. The service is lovely, and housekeeping did a beautiful job with all the little details in our room.

Old money vibes with excellent service! They helped us book a golf course during Golden Week, making our Fukuoka trip absolutely perfect.

The room was quite spacious, as it's a hotel-style apartment, which is a bit different from a regular hotel. There was a Chinese-speaking assistant at the front desk, so communication was no problem. I didn't see any non-smoking rooms when I booked, so I'm not sure if they were fully booked, but for a non-smoker, a smoking room really reeks, and they don't seem to do any smoke treatment. The decor is a bit old-fashioned, with no smart features, but it was an experience to see that 'old money' style. The parking lot next door is quite expensive, around 1500-1600 yen a day, but you can enter and exit freely. You might find cheaper parking a bit further away. It's very close to the Fukuoka Urban Expressway, right after you exit. Nishijin Station is about a ten-minute walk, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options around there.

Location Located at the subway station Hakozaki Kudaimae Station, exit 3 or 4, one of the exits have an elevator, along the road are stone road, towing is more difficult, about 15 minutes away, via Leshi Street and 7-Eleven, eat and play, very convenient. If you don't take the MTR, you can actually take the bus, but not so frequently. Please pay attention to the West Rail bus timetable. Hotel facilities include a swimming pool with a spa, a 3rd floor lounge with a microwave, induction cooker, toaster, food vending machine, soda vending machine, ice cube machine, drinking water machine.....there is also a suction area. The room is quite large two 30 inch suitcases can be opened, a set of towels per person, can be exchanged with the front desk, if you have to clean the room 3000Yen once. There are planes passing by every day, but fortunately the noise is not loud and the planes are not frequent. Maybe because of the decoration, plus the lights are relatively quiet, I have the illusion that the room is not clean enough.

Reception at 4 pm was slow and it was necessary for several guests to wait for the two reception people even though they had three other people greeting guests. The nearby Shinkansen station provides easy access to the hotel which is an easy 5-10 minutes walk. Wifi worked well and the air conditioning was good especially in the cold weather. Rooms are a good size and in good condition with above average views. House keeping was also good, though guests need to request daily services by placing a card on the room door otherwise daily service is not provided. The four lifts provided an efficient service. I didn’t have breakfast on this occasion but have had it in the past and it’s of a good quality and high standard. The staff are lovely and caring. The location is good being near the main Shinkansen station. Beyond the station there are shopping centres and street malls with a variety of restaurants and shops to meet most people’s needs. There are also many nearby restaurants that should suit most people’s cuisine, budget and type of food. Buses and subway stations are nearby and provide access to various parts of the city. There are several attractions within 30-60 minutes of the hotel such as temples and museums. Overall a pleasant stay and happy to visit again.

The environment is beautiful and the room is spacious and lovely. It's not really a front desk, more like an apartment check-in, but the cleanliness really isn't great. The bed could be moved, and underneath it was full of dust. The sheets had black spots, and the shower curtain had severe mold when pulled down, which was unpleasant to look at. I recommend booking in advance; last-minute bookings are almost impossible and very expensive. From the airport, you need to transfer to a bus after taking the subway, so transportation isn't super convenient. If it's too late, a private car is your best bet. However, the scenery is truly stunning. Be aware that convenience stores and restaurants close after 7 PM, but there's a great restaurant downstairs with excellent food and views.