Location: Fukuoka Prefecture Specialty lodgings
Top Hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture Specialty lodgings
Top Things to do in Fukuoka Prefecture
The 10 best Specialty lodgings in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Discover the best Specialty lodgings in Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyushu including HOTEL LiveMAX Kokura Ekimae, LIBERATED HOTEL Haruyoshi Kaichi, LAMP LIGHT BOOKS HOTEL fukuoka, Hotel New Gaea Inn Nakasuhigashi, Women's Backpackers Hotel TONOHIME, Escale Tobata, Hostel Spica, Wellbe Fukuoka, Stay .30, Well Cabin Tenjin.
Things to do in Fukuoka Prefecture
1. HOTEL LiveMAX Kokura Ekimae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
内線電話がない、電車音気になる
Reviewed By GlobeTrotting806260（５段階評価です） 立地 ４ 駐車場 ２ ホテル前は１,２００円と少し高めだったので、少し離れた７００円に停めました 広さ ３ 施設は新しくてキレイでした 浴室 ４ Wi-Fi ４ 下り４０上り３で快適でした 内線電話がないので、フロントに聞きたいことが聞けないのでエレベーターで降りて行かないと行けなくなり不便でした。 また駅裏なので電車の音が少し気になります
2. LIBERATED HOTEL Haruyoshi Kaichi
3. LAMP LIGHT BOOKS HOTEL fukuoka
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
本の世界を旅するホテル。 ｢本を読むことは、旅をすることに似ている｣ なんて言いますよね。 だったら、｢本の世界を旅するためのホテルが あってもいいのでは｣そう、私たちは考えました。 こだわりの本をとり揃えた1階の本屋さんで、 その日の一冊を選び、 読書をするためにつくられたお客様の部屋で 夜通し本の世界に没頭してもらう。 そんな、現実の旅だけではない、 ちょっぴりマニアックな旅のかたちを ランプライトブックスホテルがご提案いたします。
お風呂が広い！
Reviewed By akihiro19772021年12月に、福岡の大名にできたホテルです。本を読み放題のホテルとして有名です。1階には深夜も営業しているカフェがあり、ここにあるたくさんの本を部屋に持ち込むことができます。 ドアを開けると目の前にベッドがあるので、部屋は一見すると狭いように見えますが、快適な広さお風呂が広くて快適！また、照明が優しい感じでこれも快適です。 ホテルの近くにはローソンとドラッグイレブンもありますが、飲み屋が多くてコンビニが少ないので、必要性なものは事前に買ってからホテルに行くといいです。
4. Hotel New Gaea Inn Nakasuhigashi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
カプセルホテル
Reviewed By DayTrip803182カプセルホテルですが、個室タイプですのでカプセルより寛げます。ただし隣の鼾は良く聞こえますので運まかせか、耳栓持参か（笑）。コスパ良いです。
5. Women's Backpackers Hotel TONOHIME
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
TONOHIME is a women's only hostel located in central Fukuoka, you can walk to all the major hot spot in Fukuoka City, such as Tenjin, Hakata, Nakasu. Guarantee your stay will be super fun and memorable. Also, you an enjoy international interaction with guests from the world and bilingual staff. Our bedding is also something we are proud of, enjoy its quality!
For a hostel really good
Reviewed By AnnikaCFI stayed there 1 night. It was a bit hard to find. The staff was nice. The dorms are really clean. The beds are comfy and cosy. The washrooms were also clean. It is aproximately a 10-15 minutes walk to the city center. I felt very safe in this hostel, and the price is adequate for what you get.
6. Escale Tobata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Light Festival
Reviewed By 44dave56While I didn't stay at this facility I did enjoy the festival they have in July each year which starts in the day as giant floats and then they are transformed into lantern pyramids as dusk approaches. They have been having this event annually since 1802.
7. Hostel Spica
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Not a fan
Reviewed By Jenna ZI’ve stayed at a few capsule hotels before and this was my least favorite. At first it seems nice, but there is only one toilet for each floor and that is simply not enough. I was on a top bunk and I found it externally difficult and almost scary to climb into. I had to put the sheets on the bed myself, including pillow case and comforter and being on the top while standing on the ladder made that very difficult. They don’t include amenities like a toothbrush, you have to pay extra. This is the first capsule hotel or any in Japan I have stayed in that didn’t include a toothbrush. The area where people blow dry their hair is in the main area, so it was really loud when I was trying to sleep. There’s no where really to store your stuff here either. Most people have their suitcases outside their bunk on the ground in the hall. I don’t like this because I don’t feel comfortable with it there when I leave for the day. Yes the floors are locked, but anyone on this floor can peep into your things. The capsules don’t lock and there are no lockers so it’s out in the open. There is a small safe but it’s really not big enough to put much in, so I guess you have to just trust no one will go through your clothes while you are out. I wouldn’t stay here again.
8. Wellbe Fukuoka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
A different experience!
Reviewed By Mauricio FThis has been one of my best experiences in Japan. This is a only-male capsule hotel. The staff was very friendly and they provided me a locker since I checked-in early. The hotel is very located, it is close to canal city, and you can veto to Hakata and Tenjin station by a 10 min bus trip or even by foot. The capsules are enough for one person (I am 1.8 m tall and I could fit inside) and you have a small TV and radio with a personal headphone to avoid disturbing your "neighbors". Bathroom, showers and small onsen (or ofuro) are public. You can find in every floor complementary tea, water and coffee service. There is also one restaurant at the ground floor but you can try Japanese food (Fukuoka'a ramen is vey famous) close to canal city or besides the river. One thing that I really like about Japanese hotels is that they provide you toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, razor and this hotel is not the exception. If you don't mind to have no privacy then this would be the place for you. I traveled with my male friends and this hotel was part of our experience in Fukuoka.
9. Stay .30
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Staying overnight without meals costs is ￥3600.
博多で安く泊まりたいならおススメ
Reviewed By YsnbF博多駅筑紫口から歩いて約15分のところにあります。博多エリアはホテルが高いため、安く泊まりたい人向けです。部屋は小さくベッド、テレビがあり、大きなスーツケースを広げるスペースはありません。部屋には鍵がなく、パテーションで開け閉めします。シャワー・洗面台は綺麗で使いやすく、ただ寝るだけであればおススメできます。
10. Well Cabin Tenjin
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
清潔なカプセルタイプのホテル
Reviewed By chinawind天神南駅から徒歩数分、便利な立地。新築のため、設備はとても清潔。従業員の対応も親切。価格が都内より高いのはどうかと思う。
