Hotels near Ryuguji in Fukuoka

Double room with couples ANA mile with breakfast There is a large public bath and no open-air bath. Female bath is larger than male (you can see the congestion from the room. Restaurant is also so) ⭐️ Good ⭐️ The room was a double room but the bed was large and 16㎡ full of photos of Hakata Yamagata on the wall of the corridor! Hotel near Ryuishi kashida Jinja shrine. Security is also safe for the management woman in the building with a card. Breakfast is thick with Hakata rice (there are many small bowls such as water cooking, baked ramen, Ming Taishi, Takana)! Tonkotsu curry has a coke (^ ^) dessert with almond tofu (^_^) v coffee is brought back Okay, the type is medium and the content is satisfactory type However, there are few parking lots and there is a coin park nearby by oneself It took me time to find ng. Because it is a popular area, please be careful with full car and one night 1.700 yen (^_-) I want to stay again.

The hotel abuts a convenient and central location which were walking distance within Hakata, Teijin and Canal City where a must visit for tourists. And the best of transport, Gion Station Exit 6 was a less than 1-min walk just to/ from the hotel. Hotel was surrounded by eateries some opened until late midnight. Every hotel staff I encountered from front desk, restaurant server to cashier were all delightful and eager to help. The room was very spacious when compared with room size in Japan. Breakfast was with 3 choices and we opted for authentic Japanese - grilled fish every morning. Room and food was value for money. We must return to this property when we revisit Fukuoka. Thank you.

Excellent location: Right near Hakata Station, offering easy access to public transportation, shopping, and dining. This is often mentioned as a major plus point by guests. Comfortable rooms: Well-equipped with Simmons beds and feather pillows, making for a pleasant stay. Guests generally consider the rooms clean and quiet. Breakfast buffet: Many guests enjoy the breakfast buffet, with a variety of Japanese and Western options. Friendly staff: Staff are reported to be helpful and efficient. Reasonable price: For its location and amenities, the Nest Hotel is competitively priced.

It was base for visit as tourist and as hotels go was very acomadating the rooms are compact but very tidy and every item you need toiletries galore dressing gowns , slippers , water tv fridge , looks like very good Japanese restaurant on site always busy not expensive . The hotel is first rate it's compact so if you need space this is not the hotel but rooms are very nice bathrooms are very compact but actually good great shower load hot water and basket full of stuff loads of it + every type soap shampoo in dispensers very good quality , Wi-Fi was OK not super fast

The location of this hotel is very good. It is close to Hakata Station on foot. The surrounding area is lively and convenient for food and shopping. The hotel feels very newly decorated, simple and practical. There is also a microwave in the room, which is very convenient.

This is my 2nd visit since 2015, and the ryokan still impressed me after all these years. Most of the points I raised in my previous post still valid, so I'll just supplement it from there. This time round, I had an even earlier flight, so I didn't go with their meal option, but even though you book a room without meal, I guess you can request for a breakfast for 525 Yen upon arrival, which I feel is worthwhile. In my opinion, the ryokan location is superb than even Hakata station, at least I don't have to squeeze past the crowd to get to the subway platform. It's just 2 mins walk from Gion subway exit 2 (no lift nor escalator) anyway, and is within short walk from Kushida Shrine and Nakasu-Kawabata Shopping Alley, there are also many eateries across the main street which opens as early as 5am and close after midnight. There is also a convenient store a stone throw away. I actually only met the host once upon checking-in, literally speaking, it's less of a minshuku and really more like a hotel, privacy well preserved. But most of the time, the only 'receptionist' is the owners' dog. LOL! Don't worry, it doesn't bark nor bite. I was allocated a room on level 2, with toilet and washing point just outside, but I needed to proceed downstair for bath. This time round, there are no queue for bath room, and I thought I heard the host went in after I left to clean up the bath room, just so the next one using can have a good bathing experience, even though I consider myself having very good bathing ethics, showering before dipping inside the bath tub. The water in the large bath tub is hot, but user can turn on the running tap to cool it down before bathing. Shampoo, soap, and towel are all provided inside the bathroom. Toothbrushes, if required, can self-obtained from the lobby, along with the many discount coupons and travel brochures. There is also 1 coin laundry available. If anything, take note that lightings are sensor controlled, so do not be alarmed when you brush you teeth half way and then the lights dim off, just shake your body a little bit, and it will be back on. Just like my previous stay, I would love to stay here again if I return to Hakata.

Location was not near to any train station but if you can take the bus it would be a bit easy. We stayed 3 rooms for 4 nights and most of the time we enjoy our walking trip. The area is very quite you cant even hear any sound which is great. Near by got Max Value which is a lot better than small convenience stores. I actually like the hotel a lot. But one comment is one of the room we got have a strong smoking smell. Taxi is a great option by using Didi app

It only takes 5 minutes to walk from Gion Station. It's very convenient to get in and out. Except for the lobby, which looks like a hotel, it should have been converted from a hotel-style building. The decoration in the room is relatively old, but it's still reasonable at this price.

From Fukuoka Airport, buy the one day subway pass (it is cheaper as you can go for unlimited rides). Take the subway from airport to akasaka station exit 5. Come out. walk 10m and turn right at first junction. Hotel is about 400 m to the right as you walk down the lane. There is a small carpark in front of the hotel and it is covenient to drop there and collect your bags. The staff is nice and welcoming. You collect what you require for your stay from the table provided at the registration area. I will come back again.

I’m a frequent guest at Millennial Kyoto and couldn’t be more delighted to hear that they open a new hotel in Fukuoka. Millennials Fukuoka is in a strategic location close to restaurants, mini marts, and lots of stuff going on in the Area. It’s sparkling clean and well run. Their staff, especially Faith are extremely helpful. I had a great stay and would love to return when I’m back in Fukuoka.