Fukuoka Prefecture | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on reviews!

Hotel Nikko Fukuoka is very close to Hakata Station, so even if you arrive on a late-night flight, there are plenty of people around, making it a safe and secure area. The subway runs until late at night, making access from the airport smooth. Many reviews have praised the spacious and clean rooms, allowing you to relax and unwind after a flight. Subway tickets can be purchased from the automatic ticket machines, making it easy even for first-time travelers!

HOTEL MYSTAYS Fukuoka Tenjinは、福岡随一の繁華街である天神の中心にあって、観光・食事・買い物に最高のホテルです。福岡空港からは地下鉄で天神駅まで乗り換えなしで直行でき、約 11分と非常に便利です。天神駅からホテルまでは少し歩きますが、福岡空港から乗り換えの心配がないのが一番のおすすめポイントです。福岡空港周辺は市街地に近いため、万が一深夜に移動が必要になってもタクシーを利用しやすいので安心ですよ。

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!

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.

My goal for traveling alone in Kyushu was to enjoy onsen(hot spring) and food, so the fact that the hotel had a large public bath was a deciding factor. It was great to be able to stretch out my legs and relax after a long trip. The rooms are simple, but have everything you need and are extremely clean. It's a bit of a walk from Hakata Station, but this business hotel is especially recommended for those who want to rest in a quiet environment.

For a business hotel in this price range, the lobby and room design are surprisingly stylish and sophisticated. The communal space on the first floor is large, comfortable, and perfect for working or relaxing. The strong security also made me feel safe during my solo stay. Finding such a stylish and comfortable hotel for under ¥10,000 per night offers fantastic value in Fukuoka.

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.

Odo Hotel is a popular love hotel in the area, located right next to Marinoa City Fukuoka, one of Kyushu's largest outlet malls. The convenience of being able to enjoy shopping at the outlet mall or a date on the Ferris wheel during the day, and then check into the hotel is appealing. Compared to hotels in central Hakata, the rates are reasonable, and the rooms are spacious, making it a great value for money. Of course, advance reservations are also available if desired. The hotel can be reached by subway or on foot, but there is also a large parking lot, so it's a great place to rent a car.

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.

Hotel Little Chapel Christmas Fukuoka is a place packed with the fun of Japanese love hotels. In addition to regular rooms, they offer six different themed "concept rooms," allowing you to choose a room that suits your partner's preferences, from rooms with beer servers to large-screen theater rooms. Advance online reservations are also possible, so if there's a concept room you're interested in, we recommend booking in advance. Located about a five-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport and easily accessible from the Tenjin area, this hotel offers a unique and comfortable stay at an affordable price.

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.

It's about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, but the roads are easy to find so it wasn't difficult to access. As a base for my solo trip to Kyushu, it was convenient to have smooth access to the Shinkansen and local train lines. Of particular note is the breakfast Buffet, which offers a variety of local dishes! I was able to enjoy unique Fukuoka flavors like mentaiko and stewed fish, which gave me energy in the morning. For a price of less than 10,000 yen per night, this quality is impeccable for a business hotel.

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.

Hotel Le Club Plus One's bath facilities are fantastic! The spacious bathtub is equipped with a jacuzzi, allowing you to stretch out your legs, and some rooms even have bathroom TVs, making it the perfect place to relax after a day of sightseeing. Located along National Route 3, it's easily accessible by car, making it a convenient base for renting a car and traveling to Hakata or Kokura. Another plus is the automatic check-in/check-out system, which allows you to check in and out smoothly without having to go through the front reception desk or worry about language barriers or embarrassment.

The hotel is located in the Kokura Station building, and its greatest appeal is its excellent accessibility, right next to the Shinkansen ticket gates. This makes it ideal for sightseeing in Kitakyushu, as it is only about 15 minutes by train to Mojiko Retro and Kokura Castle is within walking distance. The hotel is directly connected to Amu Plaza Kokura, and other station building facilities have many restaurants where you can enjoy sushi and other Kyushu specialties, so you can enjoy delicious Japanese food.