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4.1-Rated Hotels Near Dospara
HOTEL WBF GRANDE HAKATA
THE LIVELY FUKUOKA HAKATA
Candeo Hotels Fukuoka Tenjin
The Grand Residence Hotel Hakata
Residence Hotel Hakata 19
Fukuoka Recent Hotel
Canal City Fukuoka Washington Hotel
Comfort Hotel Hakata
Hotel Tenjin Place
Parkside Inn Hakata
Hafh Fukuoka the Life
Grand Base Gion
Stay Hakata
Nest Hotel Hakata Station
9Hotel Tenjin
Grand STAY Hakata Station North
HOTEL LiVEMAX Hakataekimae
Hakata Machiya Hotel - Kamigofuku -
Hakata Business Hotel
Grand Prime HAKATA HOTEL
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Dazaifu Taiko-ya Ryokan is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. This boutique ryokan features authentic tatami rooms with garden views, offering serene moments amid ancient trees and seasonal blossoms. Guests enjoy complimentary tea ceremonies and kimono rental services, immersing themselves in local heritage. The property’s central location allows easy access to the shrine’s morning rituals and cultural events. For an unforgettable stay, book early to secure a garden-facing room on the HopeGoo platform.
Dazaifu Tenmangu Mae Hotel stands out for its unbeatable access—just a 3-minute walk from the main gate of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and adjacent to West Japan Railway's Tenmangu Station. This makes it ideal for travelers connecting to Fukuoka City or Hakata Port. The hotel offers 24-hour front desk service, free Wi-Fi, and rooms designed with modern comfort blended into traditional Japanese aesthetics. Some rooms feature views of the shrine’s torii gate and cherry trees. Start your day with matcha and wagashi at the on-site tea lounge. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive upgrades and early-bird rates.
Dazaifu Oyado Yume-no-Niwa offers a secluded retreat with a private Japanese garden visible from every room. Each guest suite features floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening onto a meticulously maintained landscape of moss, koi ponds, and seasonal flora. With only 12 rooms, the ryokan emphasizes intimate experiences: daily homemade breakfasts and guided garden walks led by the owner reveal hidden temples and stone lanterns. Located just a 7-minute walk from Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, it’s perfect for culture seekers. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants guests a complimentary nighttime garden illumination experience.
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HOTEL WBF GRANDE HAKATA
Walking from Hakata Station to the hotel takes about 10 minutes, and along the way, you'll find convenient 7-Eleven and Lawson stores—perfect for grabbing snacks or late-night treats. The room is compact, and a 28-inch suitcase feels tight when laid out, but overall it's well-designed and comfortable. While there’s a bathtub in the room, the real highlight is the rooftop bath area. Every evening, I made it a point to unwind there—warm, relaxing, and with a great view. It’s definitely the best part of the stay. Clean, peaceful, and very well-maintained. If you're visiting Fukuoka, this is a solid choice with excellent value.
THE LIVELY FUKUOKA HAKATA
Staying at THE LIVELY FUKUOKA HAKATA was an absolute delight from start to finish. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Hakata Station, making it super convenient for exploring the city and catching trains. What really stood out was the all-you-can-drink beer service—free and unlimited! It added such a fun, vibrant atmosphere to the whole experience. The interior design has a modern, stylish vibe that feels both trendy and comfortable. Staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the bartenders went above and beyond with their warmth and hospitality. For the quality, price point, and overall value, this place is a total steal. If you're looking for a memorable stay in Fukuoka with great energy and excellent service, this hotel is a must-try.
Candeo Hotels Fukuoka Tenjin
Staying at Candeo Hotels Fukuoka Tenjin was an excellent experience. The room is spacious and well-organized, with furniture arranged in a practical and thoughtful way—everything feels just right. The location is unbeatable: just a 5-minute walk from Tenjin Station’s exits 1 and 2, making it super easy to explore Tenjin's shopping streets, restaurants, and nearby Daimyo Park. The staff were friendly and attentive throughout our stay—always smiling and ready to help. Breakfast was a highlight, offering a great mix of traditional Japanese dishes alongside delicious Western pastries. The cakes and croissants were fresh and flavorful. Overall, the hotel delivers comfort, convenience, and value—definitely a top choice for anyone visiting Fukuoka.
The Grand Residence Hotel Hakata
Staying at The Grand Residence Hotel Hakata was an absolute delight! I always prefer apartment-style accommodations when traveling abroad because of the freedom and the ability to cook my own meals—perfect for families or long stays. Here’s my honest experience to help future guests. Getting there was super easy: after landing at Fukuoka Airport, I took the direct airport bus to Hakata Station. From there, I caught the Fukuoka Airport Line subway and only needed to ride one stop to Higashi-Hibiki Station. Exiting from Gate 3, I walked straight ahead about 150 meters and spotted the building right away—very easy to find, no confusion at all. Check-in was seamless and completely self-service. Prior to arrival, I received a confirmation email with a unique access code. Upon reaching the lobby, I used one of the two check-in kiosks (which had English and Chinese options). I entered the code, verified my booking, and followed the on-screen instructions. In minutes, I got my room number, room key code, and lobby door access code—all displayed clearly. I simply took a photo of it for safekeeping. We booked a family room for three, featuring a spacious 1.8-meter bed and a tatami area for extra sleeping space—great for kids or extra guests. The kitchen came with basic utensils: knives, forks, spoons, plates, and a frying pan. However, I noticed there were no cooking ladle or bowls, and no condiments like salt or soy sauce. But that’s no big deal—I always bring my own small travel set of essentials anyway, so I just added what I needed locally. Overall, the apartment was clean, quiet, well-located, and very convenient for exploring Hakata and nearby areas. With easy access to the subway and plenty of local restaurants and convenience stores nearby, this place offers excellent value. If you’re looking for a homey, flexible stay in Fukuoka without the hassle of hotel routines, this is definitely a top pick!
Residence Hotel Hakata 19
Staying at Residence Hotel Hakata 19 was a pleasant surprise—comparing it to typical hotel rooms, this apartment-style stay felt significantly larger and more spacious. I was especially impressed by the soundproofing; even though the room faces the street, there’s hardly any traffic noise, making for a peaceful night’s sleep. The included washing machine is a great plus, though it only has wash function without drying capability, which means you’ll need to hang clothes out to dry—slightly inconvenient but manageable. Overall, the location is super convenient for exploring Fukuoka, and the room offers excellent value for money. I’d definitely book again.
Fukuoka Recent Hotel
We stayed at Fukuoka Recent Hotel for two nights during a concert event at Fukuoka Dome, and it was an excellent experience overall. We arrived late—after midnight following our flight from Haneda—and were initially worried about check-in timing. However, after calling the hotel, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that check-in could be extended until 12:00 AM, with clear instructions provided over the phone, including guidance on the main entrance and access via the service gate. The location is very convenient: just 15–20 minutes by train from Fukuoka Airport (with one transfer), and roughly the same distance to PayPay Dome. From Kōsaka-gūmae Station, exit 3 is just a 3-minute walk—however, if you take the ground-level elevator (exit 4), you’ll end up walking much further through dimly lit, poorly illuminated streets, which felt quite unsafe at night. Be sure to plan your route accordingly. There are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby, so pick up essentials like breakfast items before arriving—luckily, there’s a McDonald’s close by, perfect for a quick morning bite. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, ideal for solo travelers. While the air conditioning was off, the building’s central heating made the room feel quite warm, but thankfully the in-room humidifier and air purifier helped maintain a pleasant atmosphere. The private bathtub was a nice touch, but even better was the large shared bathhouse—both times we visited around 11 PM, we were able to enter immediately without any wait. The bath area features four shower heads and a sizable tub suitable for 4–5 people. That said, the changing room is quite narrow, so it might get crowded during peak hours, but our late-night visits ensured smooth access. Amenities were well thought out—complimentary drinks including coffee, tea, green tea, and bottled water were available, and all toiletries were high quality. The front desk staff were exceptionally polite and helpful throughout our stay. I’d definitely recommend this hotel for future trips to Fukuoka—especially if you’re visiting for events or want a quiet, reliable base with great value. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality!
Canal City Fukuoka Washington Hotel
I’ve stayed at the Washington Hotel in Fukuoka multiple times, and it never disappoints—just like my go-to choice in Tokyo. It’s only a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, making access super convenient. I was pleasantly surprised to find Full Full just around the corner—grabbed a few essentials during a quiet moment without any hassle. The best part? The hotel elevator directly connects to Canal City’s basement level (B1), so I could easily stock up on workout gear and gifts for friends’ kids right there. No need to wander elsewhere. Canal City itself is fantastic—well-designed, full of variety, and much more enjoyable to explore than other malls I’ve visited. The seamless integration of shopping, convenience, and comfort makes this stay truly memorable. Definitely coming back.
Comfort Hotel Hakata
Staying at Comfort Hotel Hakata was an absolute highlight of my trip to Fukuoka. Right across from the main train station, I could easily retreat here after a long day of shopping or exploring—no hassle at all. The hotel has a convenient taxi stand right out front, making it super easy to get around, especially with luggage or when traveling in a group. I loved the complimentary welcome drinks and coffee served in the lobby lounge—perfect for relaxing with a quiet moment. The free breakfast smoothie was fresh, natural, and delicious, giving me a great energy boost to kickstart the day. Everything about this hotel feels thoughtfully designed, from the location to the little touches. It’s not just affordable—it’s excellent value, and I’d definitely come back.
Hotel Tenjin Place
Staying at Hotel Tenjin Place was a fantastic experience. Located just steps from Tenjin Station, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring Fukuoka—everything you need is within walking distance, from shopping to dining. The building is larger than I expected, giving it a spacious and welcoming feel. The breakfast curry was surprisingly delicious—rich, well-seasoned, and perfect with rice. What stood out most was the quiet, local vibe; it felt like a hidden gem frequented by residents, so peace and quiet were guaranteed. Every staff member I met was warm, helpful, and genuinely attentive. I felt welcomed throughout my stay. It’s rare to find such excellent service combined with a calm atmosphere and great value. Definitely going back next time I visit Fukuoka.
Parkside Inn Hakata
Staying at Parkside Inn Hakata with friends was a perfect choice. The spacious room offered plenty of comfort and even included a kitchenette, so we could cook our own meals—super convenient for a group trip. The location is excellent: just a short walk from the train station and nearby supermarkets, making everything easily accessible. Best of all, the balcony faces directly into a quiet park, offering a peaceful retreat away from the city buzz. With minimal noise and a serene atmosphere, it’s ideal for relaxing after a busy day. Highly recommend this hotel for its great value, comfort, and tranquil setting.
Hafh Fukuoka the Life
Staying at Hafh Fukuoka the Life was an absolute delight from start to finish. The location is unbeatable—right next to a subway station, just a 10-minute walk to Hakata Station and Nakasu, and across the street from Canal City, making shopping, dining, and exploring super convenient. Check-in and check-out are both self-service, which saved us time and hassle. The ground floor transforms from a cozy daytime café into a vibrant evening bar—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Our room on the second floor was quiet, clean, and well-designed, with guests being respectful of others’ peace, so sleep was never disturbed. It’s rare to find such a peaceful yet central stay in Fukuoka. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the city—great value, excellent location, and a real home-away-from-home vibe.
Stay Hakata
We recently stayed at Stay Hakata with a group of four or more family members, and it was an absolute hit! The room was spacious and came with plenty of towels—no shortage at all. Having both a gas stove and microwave made cooking simple: we grilled some steak, made quick scrambled eggs, and even reheated convenience meals without any hassle. There are two single beds in the inner room, plus an extra single bed in a small side room near the entrance. That smaller room does have some sound leakage—slight drafts and noise from a nearby karaoke bar could be heard as late as 2–3 AM, so guests sensitive to noise might prefer staying in the inner room. The location is fantastic for food lovers—plenty of casual dining options nearby, and a Seven-Eleven right across the building makes grabbing drinks or snacks super easy. For friends or larger families traveling together, this place is a top recommendation. Great value, convenient access to Hakata Station via subway, and feels like home away from home.
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