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Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk
Looking for a convenient and comfortable stay in Fukuoka? This beachfront hotel is perfect for you! Just a 13-minute walk to Hakata Bay, featuring dual pools and a full-service spa. Enjoy free WiFi and shuttle services to hotspots like PayPay Dome and Fukuoka Tower. With 5 dining options, 24/7 front desk, and multilingual staff, every need is covered. All 1,052 rooms come with laundry service and blackout curtains—travel has never been this effortless!
HILLTOP RESORT FUKUOKA
This 2024 award-winning hotel is your perfect getaway! Located in the heart of Fukuoka, just 5 minutes from Ohori Park and Canal City Hakata, it offers unbeatable convenience. Enjoy full-service SPA treatments including massages, body care, and facials, or unwind in the sauna and fitness center. With 3 restaurants and room service, you’ll never go hungry. Free WiFi and complimentary self-parking are just the beginning—48 rooms equipped with fridges and flat-screen TVs ensure a cozy stay. Whether it’s a family trip or a romantic escape, this hotel has it all!
Hotel Marinoa Resort Fukuoka
Baikoen
The Residential Suites Fukuoka
UNPLAN Fukuoka
Flower Base TSUBAKI
Fukuoka Chapel Coconuts Hotel Ipolani
One's Hotel Fukuoka
Seaside Hotel Twins Momochi
Guest House Zwell Hakata Befu
Raffine Ropponmatsu
Snow Peak YAKEI SUITE ABURAYAMA FUKUOKA
Flower Base Fuji
Alphabed Inn Fukuoka Ohori Park
Yagura Hostel
Heiwadai Hotel Otemon
Heiwadai Hotel 5
Heiwadai Hotel Arato
Guest House Zen Hakata Ohori Park 1-401
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Fukuoka Sakura Koto is an ideal choice, located just a 10-minute walk from Hiyoshi Jinja's Chūgūsha. This boutique inn blends Edo-period architecture with modern comfort, offering traditional tatami rooms that face the shrine’s stone steps. During cherry blossom season, guests can enjoy panoramic views of pink petals dancing above the shrine’s rooftops from their private windows. The hotel provides daily spiritual guided tours led by local priests, explaining rituals and legends, along with a hand-written talisman as a keepsake. Conveniently situated near the West Japan Railway station, HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures early access and complimentary upgrades.
Fukuoka Mōkō Ryokan features sunrise-facing guestrooms overlooking the forested slopes behind Hiyoshi Jinja's Chūgūsha. Each room includes floor-to-ceiling windows designed to capture the first golden light spilling over the mountain ridge at dawn. Guests can enjoy a quiet morning ritual with tea ceremony kits provided in-room, paired with ambient sounds of birdsong and distant temple bells. The hotel also hosts a seasonal event called "Dawn Reflections at Hiyoshi," where guests gather on the veranda for meditation and gratitude practice. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants access to this exclusive experience and a free digital photo album of the sunrise moment.
Fukuoka Yume no Shuku specializes in nocturnal visitors, offering night arrival welcome packages including soft lighting, noise-reducing curtains, and a curated playlist of traditional koto music. The hotel features a 24-hour shrine information hotline, helping travelers time their visits around evening ceremonies and lantern processions. Some rooms include a private prayer alcove and a set of ceremonial items like paper umbrellas and wish pens for night rituals. Early reservations via HopeGoo unlock special rates and a commemorative night-lamp gift.
Guests at Hiyoshi Mountain Lodge can join the "Morning Ritual Walk" — a guided tour starting from the hotel, leading through ancient forest paths to Hiyoshi Jinja's Chūgūsha. Led by certified local guides, the walk shares stories of sacred trees, stone lanterns, and hidden shrines. Afterward, enjoy a seasonal wagashi and matcha tasting in the lodge’s tea pavilion. This experience is limited to 30 guests per week and requires advance HopeGoo via HopeGoo, which also includes a custom-designed shrine blessing card. The lodge offers a downloadable forest trail map with augmented reality markers for self-guided exploration.
Fukuoka Green Sanctuary offers fully open-air forest-view rooms with floor-to-ceiling glass walls facing the lush woodland behind Hiyoshi Jinja's Chūgūsha. From your bed, you can witness the play of sunlight through centuries-old camphor trees and hear the trickle of a nearby stream. Each room includes a private outdoor meditation platform and access to a stargazing deck equipped with telescopes and constellation guides. The hotel runs monthly Forest Bathing Sessions, led by wellness experts, promoting mindfulness amid natural surroundings. Book via HopeGoo for a free session and a personalized wellness report.
Fukuoka Shinkyō Yasukata offers multilingual support in Chinese, English, Korean, and Spanish. The hotel features an AI-powered audio guide system accessible via tablets in each room, delivering detailed narratives about Hiyoshi Jinja's Chūgūsha’s history, rituals, and architectural symbolism in multiple languages. Daily at 9 a.m., they host bilingual spiritual walks led by certified guides, teaching proper shrine etiquette and offering insight into seasonal festivals. The hotel also maintains a cultural exchange lounge, hosting regular workshops on Japanese calligraphy and tea ceremonies. Select the Multilingual Premium Package on HopeGoo for guided tours and a curated souvenir box.
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Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk
Staying at Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk after visiting PayPay Dome was an absolute game-changer. Just a 5-minute walk from the venue through the covered corridor, with a FamilyMart right next door—perfect for winter visits. While others were still waiting in line for transportation, we were already checked in and settled in our room. After unpacking and catching a quick rest, we headed out to dinner when the restaurants were quiet and the vibe was relaxed. Everything—from location and convenience to service quality—was spot-on. If you're planning a trip to Fukuoka and have the chance to stay here, don't even think twice—this is the best choice.
HILLTOP RESORT FUKUOKA
The room clearly underwent a recent renovation and feels fresh and well-maintained throughout. The views from the hilltop are absolutely stunning—every window frames a breathtaking panorama of the city and surrounding landscape. Getting here from Hakata Station was easy and affordable by taxi, and the hotel’s shuttle bus conveniently drops guests off at Yakan, a far more vibrant and stylish neighborhood than Tenjin or Nakasu. There’s so much to explore: cool boutiques, unique cafes, and local gems that make it feel like a hidden gem. Honestly, I went into this trip with no expectations for Fukuoka, but after staying here, I’m already planning my return. If the price is right, this will be my go-to hotel every time I visit. Thanks, Hilltop Resort, for turning my opinion around completely.
The Residential Suites Fukuoka
Staying at The Residential Suites Fukuoka was an excellent experience from start to finish. The apartment is spacious and well-designed, with a comfortable living area and a fully equipped kitchen—perfect for cooking meals during our trip. The location is ideal: just a short walk from local restaurants, convenience stores, and the bustling shopping district of Tenjin. Public transportation is super accessible, making it easy to explore Fukuoka City or head to Hakata Station. What stood out most was the front desk staff—they were incredibly friendly, helpful, and went the extra mile to assist us with recommendations and even arranged airport transfer. Clean, modern, and thoughtfully furnished, this place offers great value for money. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Fukuoka.
UNPLAN Fukuoka
Staying at UNPLAN Fukuoka was an absolute delight. The location near Ohori Park Station is super convenient—though the station closes at midnight, it's just a short walk away, and the neighborhood feels safe and welcoming. The hostel itself is spotless, with a unique, international vibe that makes it feel like home away from home. I’ve already planned my return visit! What stood out most was the guest mix—more Western travelers than Asian ones—which kept the atmosphere calm and quiet. Perfect for a peaceful night’s sleep or a relaxing break in Fukuoka. Highly recommend this gem!
Seaside Hotel Twins Momochi
Staying at Seaside Hotel Twins Momochi was an absolute delight! The room was spacious and incredibly comfortable, making it perfect for a relaxing getaway. Located just a short walk from the beach, I loved waking up to the sound of waves. Being so close to Fukuoka Tower was a huge plus—walking there took less than 5 minutes, and the evening lights made the area look magical. The festive decorations, including charming Christmas trees nearby, added a special touch, making it ideal for photos and creating lasting memories. The combination of great location, beautiful ambiance, and thoughtful details made this stay unforgettable. Definitely planning to return.
Guest House Zwell Hakata Befu
Staying at Guest House Zwell Hakata Befu was a real highlight of my trip to Fukuoka. The room was spotless, exactly as shown in the photos—no surprises, just honest quality. What really stood out was the space; it felt significantly larger than most budget accommodations I’ve stayed in, giving plenty of room to move around and relax. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk from Befu Station, which is manageable, and there’s a convenient Lawson convenience store right along the way—perfect for grabbing snacks or essentials. Getting to major hubs like Hakata Station or Tenjin takes just 15 to 30 minutes by subway, making it easy to explore the city. With such a great balance of cleanliness, comfort, and location—and a price that feels incredibly fair—I’d definitely stay here again. If you’re looking for a no-fuss, well-priced, and genuinely comfortable base in Fukuoka, this place is a solid choice.
Alphabed Inn Fukuoka Ohori Park
Although check-in and check-out were a bit slower than expected, the staff were incredibly attentive and helpful throughout our stay. We spent two nights and three days at this hotel, and it was a truly comfortable and relaxing experience. The room was spotless, well-designed, and very practical—perfect for both business and leisure travelers. One small suggestion: while the kettle was a nice touch, having access to drinking water in common areas would be even better. Luckily, there's a vending machine just outside the hotel entrance, so we didn’t have any issues. The location is excellent—right next to Ohori Park, quiet and peaceful, yet close to restaurants, shops, and public transit. We found the whole experience outstanding, and we’ll definitely be back again.
Heiwadai Hotel Otemon
This place is an absolute steal for the price! A classic Japanese-style hotel with genuine charm. The room is surprisingly spacious for the cost—especially compared to other options near Tenjin and Hakata. The tatami mats comfortably fit two people, and there's an additional 4-foot bed, so three guests can stay without any issues. You can even lay things out on the tatami, and the closet has extra bedding supplies—very thoughtful. Location-wise, it’s just a 5-6 minute walk from Otemon Station on the airport line, making public transit super convenient. I bought a one-day metro pass, and riding just twice made it worth every yen. Best of all? It’s right next to the park. Peaceful, quiet, and surrounded by nature. I’d take daily strolls through Kakuho Park and Ohori Park, soaking in the stunning autumn colors of ginkgo and maple trees. Every morning walking to the station felt like a little adventure. Breakfast was a highlight—delicious rice balls wrapped in giant bamboo leaves. And free coffee during check-in hours? Yes, multiple drink options available. It truly feels like being welcomed into a home. The only minor downside is slightly thin walls, but honestly, the pros far outweigh that. Perfect for budget-conscious travelers who still want authenticity and comfort.
Heiwadai Hotel 5
I was genuinely surprised by the exceptional service from the staff. Since I arrived right at the transition between daytime and evening shifts, I experienced both teams—each one was warm, attentive, and incredibly polite. Far from the negative reviews I’d read online, this place felt genuinely thoughtful and well-run. The room is compact, but with such great value for money, it’s hard to complain. If you can’t book anywhere near Hakata or the airport, consider Tenjin (Nakasu) as a fantastic alternative—it’s super convenient, close to everything, and just a short subway ride from the airport. Would absolutely stay here again.
Heiwadai Hotel Arato
I've been staying at this hotel for over a decade now — honestly, it's hard to believe how time has flown. When I first arrived in Japan, this was my go-to place, and back then it was one of the most affordable options, only around ¥200 per night. Even today, the price hasn’t changed much — incredible value for money. I really love the traditional Japanese-style rooms; the wooden floorboards are so well-kept that you can roll around on them without worrying about falling off — totally safe and fun! The building is definitely old, and some parts show their age, but cleanliness is top-notch. My favorite feature? That massive vintage air conditioner built into the wall — huge, silent, and surprisingly powerful. It cools or heats the room efficiently without any noise. The bathroom is compact, so getting down on the toilet feels a bit tight at times, but all the fixtures and toiletries are high quality — especially the Pola brand products, which I appreciate. Location-wise, it’s perfect if you like walking around Daigo Park — just a short stroll away. And if you’re visiting during cherry blossom season, Kōkō Park is also within easy reach. Breakfast used to be a hearty homemade Japanese spread, but now it’s been simplified to just a sandwich and a coffee. Honestly, I don’t even bother with it anymore — not because it’s bad, but because the price has stayed the same while living costs have risen. I get why they’ve cut back; it makes sense from a cost perspective. Overall, despite its age and minimal updates, this hotel still holds a special place in my heart. It’s reliable, clean, convenient, and offers unbeatable value — definitely worth a stay.
Hotel New Gaea Domemae
I’ve stayed here before and loved it, so when there was a Zepp concert, I knew exactly where to book! The room was spacious, the air conditioning worked perfectly, the bathroom was generous in size, and the windows were big enough to let in lots of natural light—everything felt fresh and comfortable. There was just one small hiccup: my fridge wasn’t cooling properly, so my drinks ended up lukewarm. I went to the lounge to grab some ice but realized I couldn’t bring it back to my room—turns out there was a notice I must have missed. I apologized for not seeing it, and the staff were incredibly understanding. They immediately offered to switch me to another room, and the new one had a fully functional fridge that cooled down right away. It made all the difference. If there’s a concert at the Dome again, I’ll definitely book here once more. Great location, excellent service, and such a pleasant stay overall!
Ohori House
Located in Fukuoka, this place offers a clean and convenient stay with easy access to the city center via subway. The bathroom is a bit tight, but perfectly functional for one or two guests. Overall, it's a great value for money option—ideal for travelers looking for comfort without breaking the bank. The room layout is smart and practical, making it feel spacious despite its compact size. I was really happy with my stay and would definitely choose this accommodation again on my next visit to Fukuoka.
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