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Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Attractively set in the Hakata Ward of Fukuoka, Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion has air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant and free WiFi. Brand New opening. Outstanding quality of rooms, breakfast and service. Magic place to stay.
Hotel in Tenjin, Fukuoka
Only a 3-minute walk from Tenjin Subway Station and offering direct access to it, Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka provides Western-style accommodations and free WiFi access. Nice decor and excellent location. Excellent staff
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Offering air-conditioned rooms in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka, HOTEL FORZA HAKATAEKI CHIKUSHIGUCHI Ⅱ is a 5-minute walk from Yodobashi Multimedia Hakata. Clean , well organised , polite and helpful staff . Exceptionally convenient , 2mins walk to JR station Hakata, lots of restaurant .
Hotel in Moji , Kitakyushu
Providing free WiFi, FUKUOKA MOJIKO STAY offers rooms in Kitakyushu, an 11-minute walk from Idemitsu Museum of Arts, Moji and 5 miles from Tamukeyama Park. Opened in June 2019 so everything is still very new. Beds were comfortable. Heater (for winter) and wifi worked fine. Friendly staff at check-in. Within walking distance to Mojiko Retro.
Hotel in Fukuoka
Located in Fukuoka, a 12-minute walk from Bic Camera Tenjin 1st Store, Hotel Yumeya Bettei has air-conditioned accommodations and a bar. As an architect I was truly amazed about the design of this hotel, that we visited for holiday reasons. Both the exterior an the interior are stylish, bringing traditional Japanese elements into a modern accommodation. The rooms are more spacious compared to hotel rooms in Japan, but note that they have a unique design, which was excellent for us, but might not suite everyone. The mattresses are big and are on a elevated surface that continues in a mini tatami area. The sink is located in the main room and the toilet and the shower are separated with a sliding door. There is no desk included in the room, but the lobby area offers an area to work with free drinks included. Pro tip: if you have lots of luggage you can take the subway to get here, instead of the buses that Google Maps recommends. You will need to change the lines, but the underground shopping street connects these.
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Ideally located in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka, THE BLOSSOM HAKATA Premier is located a 2-minute walk from Fujita Park, 500 yards from Mangyoji Temple and a 6-minute walk from Kushida Shrine. beautiful hotel with. great stafff
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Well situated in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka, Hotel Great Morning is located a 2-minute walk from Reisen Park, 400 yards from Hakata Traditional Craft and Design Museum and a 5-minute walk... Excellent location and walking distance from much of the city, clean and comfortable room and very kind and helpful staff. Breakfast was a nice touch and very tasty!
Hotel in Fukuoka
Providing free WiFi throughout the property, Tokyu Stay Fukuoka Tenjin is located in Fukuoka, a 7-minute walk from Tenjin Central Park and 600 yards from Hakatamachiyakishintakatoro. Location 10/10 Walking distance to Canal City
Hotel in Beppu
Located in Beppu, within a 13-minute walk of Beppu Tower and 1.1 miles of Takegawara Onsen, REX HOTEL Beppu provides accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for... fantastic new hotel, free parking, big rooms, sea view and fab Onsen. loved my PJs and socks
Hotel in Saga
Located in Saga, 3.4 miles from Mallage Saga, Garden Terrace Saga Hotel & Maritopia has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and comfortable! Very lovely hotel.
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Open from September 2019, only 492 feet from JR Hakata Train Station, Miyako Hotel Hakata offers stylish rooms with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Great location - one block from Hakata Station East Gate
Hotel in Shinkamigoto
ホテルアオカ上五島 Hotel Aoka Kamigoto 2019年12月21日OPEN! has accommodations in Shinkamigoto. Featuring a restaurant, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Hotel in Nagasaki
Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown is located in Nagasaki, 2.5 miles from Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum and 2.9 miles from Peace Park. Very nice new hotel with great facilities, good views and friendly staff. Highly recommended.
Hotel in Nakasu, Fukuoka
Located conveniently in the Nakasu district of Fukuoka, The OneFive Villa Fukuoka is located a 6-minute walk from Seiryu Park, 600 yards from Kushida Shrine and a 7-minute walk from Kihinkan Hall. Very new and clean! The meals and desserts are delicious:)
Hotel in Yukuhashi
Located in Yukuhashi, an 8-minute walk from Shohachimangu Shrine, AB Hotel Yukuhashi has air-conditioned accommodations and free bikes.
Hotel in Yufu
Located in Yufu, within 6 miles of Yufuin Motorcycle Museum and 6 miles of Kinrinko Lake, Okuyado Buaiso has accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private... We stayed at Hiiragi for 2 nights, our room and private onsen was great, clean and very relaxing!
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Hotel Vista Fukuoka Nakasu-Kawabata features air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka. Beautiful, modern and great location. Amazing and helpful staff. I loved the indoor spa!
Hotel in Nomizaki
Located in Nomizaki, Nakoi Kan features a restaurant, garden, spa and wellness center, and free WiFi throughout the property. Private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. Nicely renovated and very comfortable room
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Attractively set in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka, AMA Hotels & Resorts Hakata East is located a 7-minute walk from Tokokita Park, 0.4 miles from Tomb of Xie Guoming and a 10-minute walk from...
Hotel in Fukuoka
Featuring a terrace, Randor Residential Hotel Fukuoka Annex is located in Fukuoka in the Fukuoka region, a 13-minute walk from Imaizumi Park and 0.8 miles from Bic Camera Tenjin 1st Store.
Hotel in Kirishima
Located in Kirishima, 5 miles from Sakura Sakura Onsen, Hoshi no Sato provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a garden. Thank you very much for your hospitality!
Hotel in Beppu
Located in Beppu, a 3-minute walk from Beppu Tower, U & T Building 3 / Vacation STAY 39326 has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Hostel is new, clean and staffs were friendly. Great location with ample parking.
Hotel in Hitoyoshi Onsen, Hitoyoshi
Hitoyoshi Morinohall Ladies in – Female Only is conveniently located a 4-minute walk away from Hitoyoshi Station, and a 5-minute drive from Hitoyoshi interchange. The property entrance is locked. This place has bedrooms off a common room (shared bath) in a secure building next door to the...
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Well located in Fukuoka, just a minute's walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station, and 10 minutes away from JR Hakata Station on foot, THE LIVELY HAKATA FUKUOKA provides accommodations with free WiFi. Great location and value. The giant Ichiran is about 3 minutes walk away, same with Donky and...
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Open from September 2018, HOTEL UNIZO Hakataeki Hakataguchi is located in Fukuoka, a 9-minute walk from Hakata Station. Not much to say just great value for money
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Conveniently located in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka, Tokyu Stay Hakata is located 984 feet from Yodobashi Multimedia Hakata, 1640 feet from Higashisumiyoshi Park and 1640 feet from Ninjin... Private washing machine in room Very useful in summer time
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Featuring natural hot spring baths, Super Hotel Lohas Hakataeki is set in Fukuoka, a 9-minute walk from JR Hakata Station.Shofuku-ji Temple is a 12-minute drive. Even through the hotel is cozy, but the room is equip with all the necessary facility.
Hotel in Amagi
Located in Amagi, Business Iho provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Hotel in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka
Hakata-no-Yado Tsurezure-Ann features air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV in the Hakata Ward district of Fukuoka.
Hotel in Takesaki
Located in Takesaki, リゾートｉｎｎ竹崎 has free WiFi throughout the property. At the hotel the rooms include air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.
Hotel in Izumi
OYO Hotel Izumi Yusen Shukuhaku Center is offering accommodations in Izumi. The property provides free private parking and free WiFi.
Hotel in Yufuin Onsen, Yufu
Well located in the Yufuin Onsen district of Yufu, Pension Yufugoiki is located a 6-minute walk from Yufuin Motorcycle Museum, 0.8 miles from Kinrinko Lake and a 5-minute walk from Yufuin Trickart...
Hotel in Tsukumi
OYO Business Hotel Kyugetsu Tsukumi is offering accommodations in Tsukumi. The hotel also has free WiFi and free private parking. All guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. Exceptional hotel. Lovely owners. Easy to find, a few minutes from train station.
Hotel in Fukuoka
Hotel Donmai provides rooms with free WiFi in Fukuoka, conveniently located a 12-minute walk from Sumiyoshi Shrine and 0.6 miles from Fujifilm Photo Salon Fukuoka. The location of this place was pretty good and it was easy to walk to the main sites.
Hotel in Fukuoka
Popular with guests booking hotels in Kyushu
Travelers who stayed in Kyushu near Fukuoka Airport (FUK) have said good things about APA Hotel Hakata Higashihieekimae, montan HAKATA, and THE BASICS FUKUOKA.
Among the hotels near Fukuoka Airport in Kyushu, Hotel Halrotto Fukuoka Hakata, Hotel WBF Grande Hakata, and Centurion Hotel CEN Fukuoka Hakata were also highly rated.
Unzen Kanko Hotel, AB Hotel Yukuhashi, and Yakushima Iwasaki Hotel in Kyushu have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Kyushu also loved the views from their rooms at Nakoi Kan, REX HOTEL Beppu, and Hotel Marinoa Resort Fukuoka.
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka, Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion, and FUKUOKA MOJIKO STAY are some of the popular hotels in Kyushu.
In addition, Hotel Great Morning, THE BLOSSOM HAKATA Premier, and Miyako Hotel Hakata are also popular in Kyushu.
Couples traveling to Kyushu loved staying at Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Nakoi Kan, and Tanegashima Iwasaki Hotel.
These hotels in Kyushu are also highly-rated by couples: A.T. Hotel Hakata, Hoshi no Sato, and ホテルアオカ上五島 Hotel Aoka Kamigoto 2019年12月21日OPEN!.
Hakata Ward, Yufuin Onsen, and Tenjin are popular with other travelers visiting Kyushu.
There are 3,437 hotels in Kyushu you can book on Booking.com.
On average, 3-star hotels in Kyushu cost $103 per night, and 4-star hotels in Kyushu are $173 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Kyushu cost around $364 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Popular places to stay in Kyushu include hotels near Fukuoka Yafuoku! Dome, Inasayama Observation Deck, and Canal City Hakata.
Many families visiting Kyushu loved staying at Yufuin Jiyu-kan, Randor Residential Hotel Fukuoka Annex, and Garden Terrace Miyazaki Hotel & Resort.
A.T. Hotel Hakata, AMA Hotels & Resorts Hakata East, and Hotel Great Morning are also popular among family travelers.
Some of the best hotels in Kyushu near Fukuoka Yafuoku! Dome include Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk, Yagura Hostel, and Lily House.
Hotels in Kyushu that offer highly-rated breakfasts include Tanegashima Iwasaki Hotel, AB Hotel Yukuhashi, and Hotel Kazahaya.
Breakfast at these hotels in Kyushu are also highly-rated: Hitoyoshi Morinohall Ladies in - Female Only, Garden Terrace Miyazaki Hotel & Resort, and Yufuin Hotel Mori-no-Terrace.
I didn't have time to travel around Fukuoka although I was there about two years ago I only managed to spend an afternoon in Nagasaki City. I would love to travel to more places in Kyushu and go back to Yufuyin. Will surely consider visiting Fukuoka again.
We weren't really there long enough to pass judgement properly, the stop being intended simply to provide some rest after long flights and to collect our Japan Rail passes from Hakata station. The central area seemed a little bland, but I understand that areas towards the sea are slightly more picturesque. The railway station served its purpose for us however, even if the appropriate booking counter was tricky to find (enter by the taxi rank, walk almost to the end of the corridor in front of you and the JR desk is towards the left hand side of the ticket office on the right). We also had a very pleasant lunch at Yoshizuka Unagiya, A restaurant specialising in eel. It might have been tricky to find, so we found it useful to arrive by taxi, particularly given our limited time in the city. It is a little unassuming from the outside, but climb the stairs and put your name in the waiting list, and the experience will be well worth it. If I returned to Japan I think I would allow slightly longer in the city, particularly given its reputation for some of the best food on Kyushu, but it served its purpose well for us.
It's suitable for long/short stays if you want to explore Kyushu island and Honshu Island. There are plenty of attractions in Khushu island depend on what period of the year. It's good to get free entry to several places.
Standard, not-Tokyo major Japanese city featuring many of the famous restaurant and shop chains from the capital in addition to its own unique and homegrown restaurants and shops. Not really a luxury destination but definitely an excellent base for day trips around Kyushu, with a simple subway system and high speed trains for farther places as well.
Fukuoka and Kyushu regions are less urban areas with nature, onsen spa and good seafood. This also means the train networks are less extensive than Tokyo. Renting a car will let you see a lot more of Fukuoka and it's neighboring prefectures.
We are traveling in the whole Kyushu. Fukuoka has very good food but there are more unique places and landscapes to see outside of the city. After all, Fukuoka is just another Japanese city to me.
We were lucky that we visited during what appeared to be sale season (end of July to first week of August). We got a lot of Japanese brands on sale (some clothes were at 70%off, plus another 20% discount, plus around 8% tax refund for tourists). The highlight for us was Dazaifu, particularly the Kyushu National Museum, which then had the Lascaux cave paintings exhibit.
Kitakyushu is first and foremost an industrial city, and I would not recommend it for tourism, at least not if that’s the main purpose of one’s trip. If one really wanted to do some tourism in Kitakyushu, I’d recommend taking several factory tours available in the city to get a closer look at the industry. Also, the food in the city is quite good and very cheap compared to elsewhere in Japan, so enjoying some Japanese cousine at a restaurant in the evening is a good way to spend your time and money while there.
As the site of the second atomic bombing of a city Nagasaki is an historic place to visit. But there is much more to the city than a history of its destruction. Nagasaki was for two centuries Japan’s only window to the West and as such it is a fascinating place to visit. The atomic bomb museum and the Hypocenter Park at the spot under the bomb’s aerial detonation are sobering experiences, as they should be. The (former) island of Dejima was an artificial island where all foreign traders were islotated, first Portuguese the Dutch. It is now inland, surrounded by reclaimed land but the buildings have been painstakingly reconstructed and the area is an interesting view to the past. The ropeway to the top of Inasa-Yama gives one a spectacular view of the city and harbor and south to the ocean. I would recommend going there near sunset and staying for the emergence of the world-class night view. The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture tells a good story of the city’s relationship with the West and it’s influence on the rest of Japan. There is a reconstruction of the Magistrate’s office that is beautiful. Gankanjima Island is a short boat trip from the city. It is an abandoned mining island which once had thousands of occupants but was abruptly deserted when the mine closed. It was the setting for a scene in the James Bond movie, “Skyfall.” All in all Nagasaki is well worth a visit. Public transportation is outstanding and it is also a good walking city. If you are on Kyushu plan to go.
I was shocked at how many restaraunts/ Izakayas there were! Spoilt for choice. I did also enjoy to easy access to Kita-Kyushu from Yukuhashi.
Kitakyushu
We loved staying at Asano Hotel! We didn't expect there would be free breakfast at the price we paid. The staff were super nice even though we did not speak Japanese. The lady who prepares breakfast every morning was really nice. It was an older hotel but very comfortable. Great location and close to Kokura Station. We loved Kyushu because we could sleep well and go out to venture during the day. I would recommend this business hotel for people who enjoys simple no hassle travel.
One of the best hotel that I stayed for my Kyushu trip. The room is spacious and clean. They even provide 1 accessible onsen which allowed my mother in law which is in wheelchair to enjoy the onsen too! Breakfast and the facilities in the hotel are perfect for us (kids and the old peoples)..
Fukuoka
This hostel was amazing. It's new! (From October 30th) and the host was an experienced tour guide so he helped us planning our trip in Kyushu with local's hidden gem recommendations :) We also got free stuff (Tea/Cofee, soft drink, shaving blades, etc...)
Nakatsu
Beautiful setting Kyushu high country Wonderful walks along the river Mr and Mrs Obata are most hospitable Japanese breakfast with foraged vegetables was superb
Great value for money. Generally you get more than you expect in a great location of beautiful Fukuoka city.
Centrally located. Great room and bathrooms and a really good size.
The onsens were fantastic. You have 3 different baths to choose from depending on the time. Breakfast was really good as well. tons of parking, location was good. Close too many attractions around the area.
The room was really clean and comfortable. Blankets are really great. A bit small but normal size for japanese hotel. Location was great with good parking lot since we have our rental car it was convenient.
Its a beautiful spacious hotel with its own waterfall! Great location to station and town. Lovely large room with comfy bed. Plenty of room in the bathroom for all toiletries.
Clean, very close to Hakata station, wide rooms (for a business hotel), good breakfast
Hotel has a nice restaurant with variety of good food. It also has a self service laundry, coin operated, plenty of washers and driers. Hotel is a short easy walk from the train station. Beppu station has shops and cafes very useful for breakfast and supermarket. Ten minutes walk from “downtown”, bars shops and restaurants.
The view from top-floor public hot springs pool view. The shuttle bus. Nice breakfast and dinner.
This is a business hotel and provide you a normal hotel services. Everything you need for a stay. Free parking is a plus as most travelers will drive here. Location is pretty much in the center of Kagoshima. Great place if you are traveling by CAR !!
The hotel was conveniently located. Wonderful restaurants and shopping within walking distance
breakfast is the beat of best! Very kind and very clean!
It is a very much Japanese style hotel to enjoy Japanese hospitality and experience. The staff were extremely hospitable and friendly. The Japanese garden is so beautiful. And the food is excellent.
Food was excellent, service was great
great place, good bed, kitchen bathroom, washer, love it
The room is super clean. Honestly, I was very surprised how clean room is.
