Hot spring Hotels in Fukuoka

Let me preface my review by saying I'm from North America. The room was so small there were no nightstands on either side of the bed, so nowhere to put your phone, water, etc. They go in the bed with you. Your new towels are given to you in plastic bags, hung on the door handle. The carpets are worn and not clean, the furniture is also very worn. There is no housekeeping during your stay, you are told to put your garbage in the hallway and it will be picked it up, so the hallway smells like garbage and there are garbage bags everywhere. When someone checks out, the cleaning staff goes in and takes out all the linens and dumps them on the hallway floor, so during the day, there is garbage and piles of dirty linen down the hallways. When the cleaning staff goes from floor to floor, they do not have their own elevator, and get in the elevator with you, with their trolleys and bags of garbage. The location is excellent, right near the train station. The restaurant for breakfast, included, was very good, but only traditional Japanese food. No english was spoken at this hotel, so check in took a long time while he tried to explain all these rules to me with laminated pictures.

This is out of expectations. The hotel is relatively new and modern. Location is good, very close to the Hakata Station. All the staff are professional and friendly. Room is clean and comfortable. We would love to book for a few more nights but sadly they were fully booked. But definitely will book this hotel again in the future.

It's an old hotel so things can look old, but the place is still clean. Onsen is great. Location is very near hakata station.

Initially, I had a positive impression of this small hotel. However, during my five-day stay, I discovered that the hotel's offerings were somewhat lacking. My plan was to spend three days at the Vista Fukuoka hotel, then venture to Yufuin for one day, and return to the same hotel for another two nights. I assumed that leaving our luggages at the hotel for only one night would not post any issues. To my surprise, they informed us that there would be a charge of 1000 yen per luggage per night. This policy was entirely unfamiliar to me, despite my years of visiting Japan. Furthermore, there was no shower cap and no complimentary bottled water provided in the room. This policy and experience has left me a bit disappointed. On a positive note, their buffet breakfast is good and the soup is yummy. Also, the location is convenient and the neighbourhood is quiet.

Nice staff, location is excellent, only 5 minutes walk to the hotel from the station and everything is within walking distance.

Full marks for Dormy Inn, we had impeccable service from the service team over there this time round. As we were using them as a platform to travel throughout Kyushu, we had left some baggage with them while we were away. They were nice enough to keep the baggage for us after they had validated that we have subsequent booking. The breakfast roast beef was 10/10 best ever, they had an expensive Balmuda Toaster which allows for your toast to be fluffy while crispy and they have a Japanese style breakfast spread consisting of small plates including Mentaiko and Salmon Tartare. Location is close to Hakata Station, it takes about 12 minutes walk to reach there. Just opposite is FUK Coffee, they serve fantastic expresso coffee and just down the street on the left is an AEON MAX VALUE 24 hour supermarket with cheap bentos, sushi, alcohol and sashimi available. Moving more on the left side direction is a shopping street with Daiso and other amenities. I have to say that in general, Dormy Inn’s public baths – onsen facilities are top notch, they do not close after midnight (other than the sauna), the shower head is $300 in price from Refa and their hot water mixer taps are not press per use, but those normal ones you just turn on and it runs the water. The public bath is 10/10 fantastic. During our last night there, Super Typhoon Kong-Rey was in the area and we had huge rainfall. Dormy Inn lent us umbrellas and it was the first time we experienced the fact that many of the guests decided to stay in and not go out. The public bath was full and the free ice cream was almost gone! The free noodles given out from 2130 – 2300 was so full they ran out of noodles and they were nice enough to give the guest that missed out instant versions so that they did not need to leave the hotel in the rain. Overall I feel that they deserve full 5 stars, I really enjoyed my stay there and wish the staff all the best and thank you for the service!

Natural hot spring - Mikasa no Yu: The hot spring water is of great quality, and there is a strong natural hot spring smell, which makes the skin smooth after soaking Night snack - Yeming soy sauce ramen: The free night snack is really humane And there are free drinks on each floor, and there are free massage chairs. It's great

The main part of the hotel has two floors. The first floor is the check-in front desk (where luggage is also stored) and the dining area (you can only eat on the first floor). The second floor is the sleeping cabin and washing area. In addition, the public space is a place where you need to order and consume. There is a bar table and chair area where you can sit. First of all, this hotel is not suitable for foreign travelers because suitcases must be stored on the first floor. It will be very troublesome if you forget to take them on the second floor. Moreover, the personal storage boxes on the second floor are also very small and can only hold things such as coat and shoe storage bags. The hotel's circulation arrangement is not very reasonable. After the elevator on the first floor reaches the second floor, you must first change into slippers when entering the rest area, and then store items in the lockers. There are two doors next to it, one is the sleeping cabin area and the other is the bathroom. Especially It's easy to go wrong. Personally, I think it is suitable to be held within Japan and not suitable for foreigners to travel (if you have very little luggage, I didn’t say so)

10 minutes walk from Hakata Station. City view. Double twin room for 3 people I was surprised that the room was so small. There are no tables or chairs in the room, making it inconvenient to eat. There is a bathtub, but you cannot stretch your legs. It's nice to have a bathhouse (suitable for 4-5 people) on the 3rd and 4th floors. Satisfies the requirements for a hot spring bath with music. Satisfied with luggage storage service. Refrigerator too small. There's almost no place to put food in. They don't even give you water, but they tell you to use a water purifier, but the water tastes weird. I bought some water. Stand up makeup. Dry impossible. The mirror is so small that you have to sit down to see it. Inconvenient to prepare quickly together. The staff are generally friendly. Drinks on the first floor. There is alcohol service, but it is rarely used. If I go to Fukuoka again, I think I'll book a hotel within 5 minutes of Hakata Station. Radius size. Dressing table mirror size. Check carefully whether there is a table in the room~~^^

Location is super, close to Fukuoka JR station. Parking arrangement was pretty good with great services from front-desk. Staff were very pro-active and willing to help through. I supposed to ask for a higher floor and quiet room, but turn out being given with the lowest floor - 2/F : (. This was out of our expectation and I think the hotel/Trip.com should notice us in advance, which was extremely disappointed Quite a boring breakfast with limited choice