Hotel Nikko Fukuoka is just a 10-minute walk from Canal City Hakata, so you don't have to worry about having to worry about your shopping baggage. You can also walk to the Nakasu area, which is famous for its food stalls. It is directly connected to Hakata Station via an underground passage, so it is also very accessible. The rooms are clean and spacious, so it is also recommended for families. You can expect the kind of attentive service that you would expect from a famous hotel chain.

The appeal of the Dormy Inn Group is that many of their hotels offer natural hot springs in their large public baths. They also offer free Yonakisoba (noodles sold by a hawker at night) Ramen, which is popular with foreign guests who love hot springs and Japanese cuisine. The breakfast buffet features a variety of dishes made with local ingredients. It's a mix of Japanese and Western cuisine, so you can eat as much as you like of whatever flavor you're craving right now. It's conveniently located about 10 minutes by subway from Fukuoka Airport and just a 1-minute walk from the nearest station, Gion Station!

I recommend this cheap business hotel because it is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Tenjin Station. It is close to the station and in this price range, I think it is a good value hotel. It has all the necessary facilities for a business hotel.

It is part of the famous business hotel Toyoko Inn group, so you can stay here safely even at a low price. The rooms are simple and not very spacious, but the overall service is well-balanced, with free breakfast and other amenities. The nearest station, Hakata Station, is about a 5-minute train ride from Fukuoka Airport. It is also recommended as a base for sightseeing.

I recommend the Hotel Route Inn Hakata Ekiminami. It's a little far from Hakata Station, but there's a free shuttle bus, so don't worry. It also has a large communal bath that you wouldn't expect from a business hotel.

This is an affordable hotel that is a 15-minute walk from Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. If you have a lot of luggage or are not confident in your legs, it is best to take a taxi to the city center. The station is also within walking distance, so it is recommended for sightseeing both before and after your stay. The meals are also luxurious, and the hotel has a large public bath and an open-air bath with natural hot springs, so you can relax and soothe your fatigue.

If you are going to Canal City, I recommend the Washington Hotel inside Canal City. I stayed there while I was in Canal City, and there was a restaurant so I didn't have any trouble finding something to eat, and souvenirs were available at the shops inside Canal City, so I bought a lot of things like Fukuoka strawberry "Amaou" sweets and Hakata specialty "Torimon". If you are going on a family trip, there are also quadruple rooms with four beds. It is rare to find a business hotel with a bedroom that can accommodate four people. There are many buses to Canal City, so I recommend it. By the way, I had "morning ramen" at Ramen Stadium inside Canal. You can eat ramen from a famous Fukuoka restaurant in the morning!

The Blossom Hakata Premier is a conveniently located hotel, just a 7-minute walk from Hakata Station, and would be a good place to stay after visiting Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. You'll love the chic, open lobby and the modern, clean rooms. You can enjoy local food in the city of Hakata, and the hotel's restaurants also serve tonkotsu ramen and motsunabe, so you'll be spoilt for choice.

The hotel is located just a two-minute walk from the Hakata Exit of JR Hakata Station, making it convenient for heading out to tourist spots. reception desk is open late, so it's a little safer than hotels that close early. They have installed contactless check-in and payment facilities, which is especially convenient when you want to get in and out quickly.

This hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the nearest station, Tenjin, and it takes about 11 minutes by subway from Tenjin Station to Fukuoka Airport. The accommodation rates are reasonable, but the rooms are clean, modern, and very comfortable. There is currently a plan that includes free breakfast.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine can be reached by public transport from Nishitetsu Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Station, or by subway from the airport to Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Station, and this city hotel is easily accessible from Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Underground Shopping Mall in the downtown area. It is currently undergoing renovation, but the rooms before the renovation are particularly affordable.

I recommend "Hotel Mystays Fukuoka Tenjin" as it is a business hotel under 5,000 yen in the Tenjin area. It may vary depending on the season, but I think it's worth it. It is a hotel with a kitchen where you can cook simple meals, and it is also recommended as a base for long-term stays.

It is located about a 3-minute walk from Higashi-Hie Station on the subway Kuko Line between Hakata and Fukuoka Airport. It is recommended for those who just want a cheap place to stay, as it feels more like an apartment room than a hotel. There is free Wi-Fi and a bath. It is also about a 15-minute walk to Hakata, so you can walk to the inn even if you miss the last train. Please note that if you choose a multiple-night plan, the room will not be cleaned during your stay.

Fukuoka Airport is easily accessible, just two subway stops from Hakata Station, so we recommend a hotel near Hakata Station where you can also do sightseeing. This hotel is a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station's Chikushi Exit (Shinkansen Exit) and a 10-minute taxi ride to the airport, so there are no concerns about accessibility. All rooms have washlets（Japanese electric bidet toilet）toilets, so cleanliness is not an issue, and there is a large public bath that can be used for free. There is also a plan that includes breakfast, and you can eat a Japanese and Western buffet with diced steak as the main dish.

It is located about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station. The large public bath here is quite spacious, but it is clean and very comfortable. It opens at 6am, so it is nice to take a morning bath. For breakfast, we had Buffet in the bright restaurant. There were many light dishes on the menu that are easy for women to eat in the morning. They also serve Hakata-style foods such as mentaiko, okuyu, and gameni.

There is a free shuttle bus from Hakata Station, so it is easy to get to. It is also within a 15-minute walk. The hotel has a wide range of amenities and a beautiful large public bath, making it an ideal place to stay for families at a reasonable price. The Japanese and Western breakfast Buffet is also delicious, so I recommend it.

This hotel is located in the center of the Tenjin area. It takes only 20 to 30 minutes by subway to Fukuoka Airport. The commercial facilities around the hotel are lively, so it is a perfect location for those who want to enjoy shopping and eating and drinking. Another attractive feature is that there are many walking spots where you can enjoy Japanese culture and nature, such as Kushida Shrine and Ohori Park.

The area around Hakata Station is lively, and there is a direct bus from Hakata Bus Terminal to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, so I recommend it. This hotel is very conveniently located, about a 4-minute walk from JR Hakata Station and about a 1-minute walk from the nearest bus stop to Hakata Bus Terminal. There was also a convenience store below the hotel. The hotel features a large natural hot spring bath and sauna. It was spacious, so I was able to stretch my legs and enjoy the hot spring at my leisure. Fukuoka crafts were on display in the stylish, open lobby.

How about the Heiwadai Hotel Tenjin? It's a 10-minute walk from Tenjin Station, so it's conveniently located. It's also about 20 minutes by train to Fukuoka Dome, so it's also convenient to get to. Breakfast is included, so you don't have to worry about meals. It's close to the station, so we recommend it as a base for business trips and sightseeing.