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Everything you need to know about Odo Park
Fukuoka Sun Plaza Hotel is a top choice located just a 5-minute walk from Odo Park, offering comfortable rooms and excellent service. The hotel features a Japanese-style garden with serene ambiance, perfect for unwinding in the heart of the city. Conveniently situated near subway access to Hakata Station, it’s ideal for exploring Fukuoka’s attractions.
Odo Park is one of Fukuoka’s hidden green gems—ideal for morning walks, picnics, or relaxing amid nature. Nearby, Nakasu Yatai stalls offer authentic Fukuoka specialties like tonkotsu ramen and local sake, providing a true taste of local culture. Families will appreciate the playground and seasonal events hosted within the park.
Odo Park features a family-friendly playground with age-appropriate equipment and soft safety surfaces, perfect for children of all ages. The park hosts regular parent-child workshops, including paper craft sessions and nature exploration tours, blending fun with educational value. Just a 1-kilometer walk away, the Fukuoka City Museum of Art offers free interactive art activities for kids, encouraging creativity through hands-on engagement.
In the evening, stroll along the Nakasu River, where illuminated bridges and water reflections create a magical atmosphere—ideal for a relaxed family outing under the night sky.
The fastest way from central Fukuoka is to take the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line to "Nishi-Shin Station", then transfer to a bus or walk about 10 minutes to Odo Park. Alternatively, a taxi ride from Hakata Station takes only 15 minutes and ensures direct, hassle-free access.
For a more leisurely journey, walk along the Nakasu River Greenway, passing vibrant shopping streets and riverside cafés, enjoying a scenic urban stroll. The park entrance features clear signage and barrier-free pathways, making it accessible for all visitors.
Must-try dishes near Odo Park include Hakata Ramen—rich pork bone broth served over thin, straight noodles, topped with chashu and a soft-boiled egg. Head to the Nakasu Yatai area for renowned spots like "Ichiran Ramen" and "Kichizo", where locals line up for authentic flavor.
Don’t miss takoyaki—savory octopus balls, crispy on the outside, tender inside, sold fresh from street vendors near the park. For a cultural twist, visit Shirokane Cha-ya, a traditional tea house offering matcha desserts and seasonal teas, delivering a refined taste of Japanese elegance.
Traveler Reviews
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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!
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.
Trip Pod Tojin-Machi A
The room was excellent—clean, comfortable, and well-designed, making it a great place to unwind. However, there was a bit of confusion upon arrival: the platform didn’t mention the additional city tax, which caused some delays as we had to sort out the utility fee over the phone at the front door. Standing in the sun while waiting felt exhausting, and we were almost overheated! Also, although the listing said the front desk staff spoke Korean, no one actually did when we arrived—this was disappointing. Despite these small issues, the room itself is fantastic: cozy bed, smart layout, and a really welcoming vibe. I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in Fukuoka. Just a quick suggestion—please make sure all extra charges and language support details are clearly stated upfront so future guests can avoid the same hassle.
Breedy House Nishitozaki U Building
We recently hosted a reunion of 11 cousins on Shikama Island, and since it had been years since we all gathered, we decided to extend our stay by one extra day. At first, we weren’t even sure how many people would be coming, but the hotel was incredibly flexible and accommodating—truly appreciated! They even allowed us to check in earlier, which made things much easier for our older relatives, most of whom were celebrating their 70th birthdays or beyond. As someone born in Kitakyushu and now living in Sapporo, returning to Fukuoka felt like coming home. The memories we created here were priceless. From the warm welcome to the quiet, comfortable space, everything felt just right. If I ever plan another family gathering, this will definitely be my top choice. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!
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.
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!
Cocone House Ohoripark
The room was absolutely terrible—literally itched all over as soon as I stepped inside. The actual space didn’t match the photos at all. There was no bed frame, just a thin mat on the floor. The upper bunk had only a single pad, and the lower level was completely open with no safety barrier. Even the sheets and pillowcases weren’t made of cotton—very poor quality. Hygiene was unacceptable; I couldn’t even consider sleeping there. We ended up sitting through the night, barely able to close our eyes. This has been the worst accommodation experience in Japan during multiple visits. If you’re choosing where to stay, skip hostels or private rentals entirely—always go for a proper hotel. Definitely not worth booking through any platform. This place should be removed from listings immediately.
Plusone Nishikoen
Staying here felt more like renting a private apartment than a traditional hotel, and honestly, it was a fantastic experience. While it’s a short walk from the nearest subway station, the location is perfect for attending events at Fukuoka Dome—just a quick 5-10 minute walk away. This makes it ideal if you’re visiting during concerts or games. The check-in process is handled via messages with clear instructions, so just make sure to read them carefully. The room itself was spacious, especially with the loft area adding extra functionality and charm. Great layout, clean, and very comfortable. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations—great value, convenient, and highly recommended for travelers looking for a local-style stay.
Guest House Zen Hakata Ohori Park 2
Our family stay here for four nights with two kids, and it was absolutely perfect! The location is ideal—just a 2-minute walk to Ohori Park, making it easy to enjoy morning strolls or evening relaxation on the grass. The apartment was well-equipped for cooking, which made meal prep stress-free, especially with young ones in tow. We were also grateful for the washing machine, which came in handy during our longer stay. The unit itself was quiet and peaceful, providing a calm retreat after a day of exploring Fukuoka. Everything we needed was right there—clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. Highly recommend this gem for families looking for a relaxing, convenient base in the city.
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.
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.
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