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ANA Crowne Plaza Fukuoka
This hotel is a perfect choice for family trips! With kids' club and childcare services, parents can relax while children have fun. Located in central Fukuoka, it offers Chinese-friendly services for seamless communication. Facilities include a fitness center, golf course, and executive floors for an elevated stay. The modern design blends with Kyushu's culture, reflecting Japanese hospitality. Whether for family vacations or business trips, this hotel has everything you need!
Hotel Marinoa Resort Fukuoka
Oriental Hotel Fukuoka Hakata Station
Nishitetsu Grand Hotel
Not A Hotel Fukuoka
Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka
The Blossom Hakata Premier
WITH THE STYLE FUKUOKA
Hotel Dormy Inn Premium Hakata Canalcitymae Fukuoka
Nishitetsu Hotel Croom Hakata
Dormy Inn Hakata Gion
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hakata Reisen Premier - Former Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hakata Reisen
Nishitetsu Hotel Croom Hakata Gion Kushida Shrine
The Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu
GARDEN TERRACE FUKUOKA HOTELS&RESORTS
Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Nakasu
Hotel Trad Hakata
Quintessa Hotel Fukuoka Tenjin Comic&Books
Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Iris Garden
Fukuoka Asahi Hotel is ideal for families, located just a 8-minute walk from Iris Garden. Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of seasonal blooms and pond landscapes. The hotel provides free shuttle service to downtown, plus a children's playroom and daily Japanese garden tea experience, perfect for shared moments. Book through HopeGoo for exclusive seasonal packages
Fukuoka Sakura Guest House sits directly beside the main entrance of Iris Garden, just a 3-minute stroll away. It’s the only boutique stay offering garden-view rooms with private terraces. Each room opens onto a tranquil floral courtyard. During summer, guests enjoy the Night Illuminated Garden Walk, paired with ambient music and lavender mist. The hotel also hosts flower symbolism workshops, revealing cultural stories behind each bloom
Base yourself at Fukuoka Asahi Hotel to maximize convenience. Start your day with sunrise views of the Morning Garden Mist from your room, then explore the "Seasons of Blossoms Exhibition" at Iris Garden, featuring interactive light installations and aromatic pathways. In the afternoon, visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, passing by the Hakata Gion Festival Museum for traditional paper umbrella crafting. Return to the hotel for a floral-inspired dinner using ingredients from local farms, all without long commutes
Fukuoka Sakura Guest House embodies the concept of "garden harmony" in its design. Each room is inspired by Japanese landscape art, facing private floral courtyards. During summer, guests can join the "Night Light Garden Journey", enhanced by soft lighting, ambient soundscapes, and fragrant mists. The hotel also offers Flower Symbolism Guided Tours, decoding the deeper meanings behind every plant in the garden
Fukuoka Asahi Hotel enjoys prime location—just 5 minutes’ walk from the southern gate of Iris Garden—and faces the Fukuoka City Bus Terminal, connecting directly to Hakata, Tenjin, and Dazaifu. The hotel provides free electric luggage carts and a dedicated travel concierge to help map out garden tours. HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants guests a complimentary digital guide pass for seamless exploration
The Starlight Garden Suite at Fukuoka Sakura Guest House is perfect for couples, featuring a glass dome skylight for stargazing above the illuminated garden. Every evening includes a rose petal bath and floral cocktail welcome. Private garden walks and a Love Vow Wall allow couples to leave lasting memories. This intimate retreat blends nature, privacy, and poetic ambiance
Traveler Reviews
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ANA Crowne Plaza Fukuoka
Staying at the ANA Crowne Plaza Fukuoka was an absolute highlight of my trip to Fukuoka. The room is significantly larger than what I’ve experienced in similar hotels in Kyoto, with spacious twin beds measuring about 1.2 meters wide—perfect for a comfortable night’s sleep. While the bathroom is on the smaller side, all fixtures are modern and well-maintained, so functionality isn’t compromised. What truly stood out was the exceptional service: after checking out, I realized I’d left behind my iPhone charger. I sent a quick email requesting help, and the hotel responded promptly—they shipped it back the same day! That level of care is rare and deeply appreciated. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable—right across the street from Hakata Station, just steps away from the Hakata Christmas Market and Hankyu Department Store. Dining, shopping, and public transport are all within easy reach. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, this hotel offers incredible convenience and value. I’ll definitely be returning.
Oriental Hotel Fukuoka Hakata Station
Staying at Oriental Hotel Fukuoka Hakata Station was an absolute delight, especially given its unbeatable location right next to Hakata Station. Everything you need—transportation, shopping, dining—is just steps away, making travel and exploration incredibly convenient. On New Year's Day, I enjoyed breakfast at the hotel, and it was truly exceptional: a wide variety of options with high-quality, authentic local dishes that made for a memorable start to the day. The attention to detail, comfort, and hospitality throughout my stay exceeded expectations. It’s rare to find such a well-located, thoughtfully designed hotel in Fukuoka, and I’d highly recommend it to any traveler looking for convenience, comfort, and a genuine Japanese touch.
Nishitetsu Grand Hotel
The location of Nishitetsu Grand Hotel is absolutely fantastic—just a 10-minute walk to Tenjin shopping district, making it super convenient for a day of shopping and sightseeing. If you're tired from wandering around, you can easily head back to the hotel for a quick rest. The triple room was surprisingly spacious, giving us plenty of room to unpack all our luggage without feeling cramped. The lobby has a grand, elegant feel that sets the tone for the whole stay. Plus, there are multiple dining options right within the hotel, so we didn’t need to go far for meals. The staff were friendly and attentive, and every detail contributed to an exceptional experience. I’d definitely choose this hotel again on my next trip to Fukuoka—it’s truly one of the best value stays I’ve had in Japan.
Not A Hotel Fukuoka
This is exactly what a designer hotel should be—modern, minimalist, and effortlessly stylish. Tucked away in the heart of Fukuoka, it’s surprisingly quiet despite being so central, offering a serene escape without sacrificing convenience. The clean, cool aesthetic is refreshing and feels very intentional—not flashy, just genuinely well thought out. I loved how understated yet impactful the design was. It’s already on my list to stay at every Not A Hotel location around the world. This place isn’t just a hotel—it’s an experience.
Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin
Staying at Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin was a fantastic experience—clean, comfortable, and perfectly suited for our family of three (two adults and one child). The twin room with two beds pushed together offered just the right amount of space, and the beds themselves were spacious and very comfortable. I especially loved the bathroom: it’s well-designed with a clean separation between wet and dry areas, and all fixtures felt modern and high-quality. The only minor downside was that there wasn’t much room to fully open our luggage, which made unpacking slightly tricky—but that’s a small trade-off for everything else. Location-wise, this hotel is unbeatable. The subway station is literally right outside the door, making it super easy to get around town, whether heading to Tenjin or exploring other parts of Fukuoka. With its great comfort, convenient access, and excellent value, I’d definitely book here again on my next trip to Fukuoka.
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka
Staying at Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka was an absolute delight—this is already my second visit, and I can’t recommend it enough. The location is unbeatable: just a short walk from Blue Bottle Coffee and the trendy donut spot everyone’s raving about. After a long day of shopping, I loved being able to head back to the hotel, drop off my bags, and keep exploring without carrying anything heavy. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed—everything you need is there, with a nice touch of style. Clean, well-maintained, and super convenient, this place offers great value for money. If you’re visiting Fukuoka, this hotel should definitely be on your list.
The Blossom Hakata Premier
Staying at The Blossom Hakata Premier was one of the best decisions I made for my trip to Fukuoka. Located just a 7-10 minute walk from Hakata Station’s Hakata Exit, it's incredibly convenient—especially with Canal City Hakata right nearby for shopping and dining. There are also plenty of local cafes and convenience stores within easy reach, making daily life super smooth. We booked a family room for three, and even though it wasn’t on the Club Lounge floor, the space felt generous by Japanese standards—plenty of room to move around, comfy beds, and a spacious bathroom with a separate shower and a big soaking tub. The real highlight? The hotel’s large bathhouse with an onsen-style hot spring soak. It’s perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring. The front desk staff were friendly and spoke excellent English—they even helped us store our luggage, which was a huge plus. Breakfast was well-rounded, offering both Western and Japanese options, all freshly prepared. Overall, this is a brand-new, clean, and stylish hotel with fantastic value. If you're looking for comfort, convenience, and a relaxing stay in Fukuoka, this place is a top pick. I’ll definitely be coming back.
WITH THE STYLE FUKUOKA
This was my second stay at this hotel, and I’m even more impressed than the first time. The location is fantastic—just a 5- to 10-minute walk from the east exit of Hakata Station, easygoing if you’re not in a rush. The vibe is youthful and fresh but still professional, with a great mix of style and comfort. I loved the room layout and the private balcony—perfect for relaxing after a day out. All-inclusive dining is a real highlight: quality food, diverse options, and a laid-back atmosphere that feels authentic, not forced. Plus, checking out at 2 PM? That’s a game-changer. When I came back, the original room was booked, so I stayed at the sister property, Tenjin Original Building Original Fukuoka—but honestly, I still prefer this one. The only thing I’d say is that the pillows weren’t quite up to par (though that’s minor), but overall, it beats the newer branch in my book. Great service, friendly staff, and excellent value. Definitely worth returning.
Hotel Dormy Inn Premium Hakata Canalcitymae Fukuoka
Staying at Hotel Dormy Inn Premium Hakata Canalcitymae was a delightful experience overall. While the hotel has a slightly older feel, cleanliness was excellent—every corner felt fresh and well-maintained. The highlight for me was the complimentary yogurt and ice cream available in the hot spring area—such a nice touch! Even better, they serve a special ramen in the evening, adding a lovely cultural flair to the stay. It’s just a bit on the salty side, but still very enjoyable. The location is perfect—right next to Canal City, with easy access to shopping and public transit. Great value, cozy atmosphere, and a real gem in Fukuoka.
Nishitetsu Hotel Croom Hakata
This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Hakata, just a 5-minute walk from Hakata Station—right across from the bus terminal, making travel super convenient. Everything you need is nearby: great dining options, shopping spots, and local convenience stores. The room was clean, comfortable, and had a smart TV that lets you stream Netflix and YouTube—perfect for unwinding after a long day. But the real highlight? The large onsen bath with natural hot springs and sauna. I soaked every evening, and it completely melted away the stress and fatigue. The facility is spotless, spacious, and well-maintained. Staff are friendly and attentive, adding to the overall excellent experience. For the price, this is an unbeatable value—definitely going back next time I'm in Fukuoka.
Dormy Inn Hakata Gion
Staying at Dormy Inn Hakata Gion was a fantastic experience—especially the free access to the natural hot spring, Yuki no Yu. Compared to many mid-range hotels, the quality of the onsen is surprisingly excellent. While the room bathroom doesn’t have a bathtub, it’s smartly separated into dry and wet zones, making it practical and spacious. The real highlight, though, is the outdoor onsen pool—warm, clean, and incredibly relaxing. I’d definitely recommend taking a dip after a long day exploring Fukuoka. Location-wise, it’s super easy to find: just exit Hakata Gion Station from Gate 6, turn right down the small alley, cross the traffic light, and the hotel is directly across the street. There’s even a FamilyMart right next door—perfect for late-night snacks or essentials. With great value, comfort, and convenience, this place earns every point on the rating.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hakata Reisen Premier - Former Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hakata Reisen
The hotel is incredibly convenient, just a 5-minute walk from the subway station—super easy to get to. There's a convenience store nearby, and Canal City is only a short stroll away, making shopping and dining super accessible. The twin room has spacious beds—one slightly larger than the other—but neither feels cramped at all. We had plenty of room to move around and slept comfortably throughout our stay. Great value for money and an excellent location. Definitely recommend this place if you're visiting Fukuoka.
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