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Tenjin pulses with the rhythm of Fukuoka’s soul. It’s more than shopping and eats—it’s a living tapestry where sleek skyscrapers meet hidden alleyway cafés and vintage boutiques. As dusk falls and neon flickers to life, the streets come alive with laughter and footsteps. This isn’t just a district—it’s a story unfolding in real time. Come taste it, see it, walk it. Make your own chapter.
This 2024 award-winning hotel is the perfect choice for your Fukuoka trip! Located in the city center, just a 15-minute walk to Canal City Hakata and Anpanman Children's Museum. Enjoy executive lounge access and spa treatments for ultimate relaxation. With 24-hour room service and free minibar, your stay will be cozy and convenient. Families will love the kids' amenities and home theater. Don’t miss the daily free reception to mingle with fellow guests. Stay active at the fitness center or unwind in the sauna—everything you need for a perfect stay!
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For budget-conscious travelers, Fukuoka Sunplaza Hotel is a top choice located just a 5-minute walk from Tenjin Subway Station. It's surrounded by shopping hubs like Daimaru Department Store and Tenjin Underground Street, offering easy access to dining and entertainment. The rooms are compact but modern, featuring efficient air conditioning and soundproof windows—perfect for business or leisure stays.
Another excellent option is Hotel Granpar Fukuoka Tenjin, centrally located in the heart of Tenjin. This hotel stands out with its Japanese-style guest rooms, some offering panoramic city views. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, hot spring baths, and 24-hour front desk service, making it ideal for those seeking comfort and convenience in the bustling urban center of Fukuoka.
Fukuoka Marriott Hotel, located directly adjacent to Tenjin Station, offers seamless access to shopping and dining. Its direct connection to Tenjin Underground Street leads to major department stores like Daimaru and Seiyu, as well as countless ramen shops, izakayas, and dessert boutiques.
The hotel’s rooftop bar provides stunning views of Fukuoka City, perfect for an evening drink after a day of exploration. Another popular choice is Sun Hotel Fukuoka, a compact yet well-located property near numerous street food stalls and late-night eateries. With clean, minimalist rooms and a complimentary breakfast buffet, it’s ideal for travelers who want to immerse themselves in authentic Fukuoka culinary culture without breaking the bank.
Traveling from Tenjin hotels to Hakata Station is extremely convenient, taking only 15 to 20 minutes by public transit. From Tenjin Station, take the Nishitetsu Tenjin-High Speed Line or Fukuoka Municipal Subway Hakozaki Line, both reaching Hakata Station in about 10 minutes with frequent departures every 5 to 10 minutes.
Hotels like Fukuoka Sunplaza Hotel and Hotel Granpar Fukuoka Tenjin provide information and HopeGoo assistance for airport shuttle buses and support the use of SUGOCA cards for seamless rides. For added convenience, taxis are also readily available, costing around ¥1,500, ideal for travelers with heavy luggage. Whether for business or sightseeing, moving between Tenjin and Hakata is quick, efficient, and stress-free.
Fukuoka Marriott Hotel offers panoramic views of Tenjin Skyline and Hakata Bay from its upper-floor rooms, seamlessly blending urban luxury with scenic vistas. Located directly above Tenjin Station, it provides effortless access to shopping districts and public transit, making it ideal for travelers seeking both convenience and a striking skyline perspective in Fukuoka's vibrant heart.
Hotel Sunroute Plaza Fukuoka sits directly above Tenjin Station, connected via an underground passage to the JR, subway, and Nishitetsu lines. This allows guests to transfer between trains without stepping outside, ensuring seamless travel across Kyushu. The hotel also features 24-hour concierge service and luggage storage, enhancing efficiency for business travelers and tourists alike.
Head to Tenjin Yatai Street, where over 30 open-air stalls serve up Hakata ramen with rich pork broth, mentaiko-spiced dishes, and grilled seafood skewers. Nearby Ginza-dori and Daimyouji Street offer a mix of century-old eateries and modern fusion cafes, delivering a true taste of Fukuoka’s culinary soul—perfect for evening food crawls with local flair.
The Tenjin Square Fountain illuminated by LED lights, the Fukuoka Tower’s glowing silhouette against the sky, and the Nakasu Bridge reflecting neon signs create stunning nighttime backdrops. Walking along Tenjin Riverwalk at dusk reveals a dreamy blend of city lights and river reflections, ideal for capturing urban serenity meets dynamic energy in Fukuoka’s central district.
Fukuoka Sun Palace Hotel features a dedicated Kids' Play Zone, spacious family suites, and free baby equipment rental. It’s steps away from Fukuoka City Zoo & Botanical Garden and Tenjin Central Park, offering natural exploration opportunities. The hotel hosts monthly family workshops like “Traditional Japanese Dessert Making” and “Fukuoka History for Kids,” turning stays into enriching, interactive experiences.
Take a peaceful walk along the Tenjin Riverwalk, lined with cherry trees and soft ambient lighting, perfect for evening relaxation. The area around Daimyouji Crossing and Sakura Dori blends old-world charm with modern art installations. Even the underground mall, Tenjin Underground Mall, buzzes with live music and street performers, offering a unique mix of urban calm and cultural vibrancy after dark.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Staying at THE Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu was an absolute highlight of my trip to Fukuoka. Located right in the heart of Nakasu, the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Tenjin Shopping District—perfect for shopping, dining, and exploring local vibes. I loved how close it was to everything: the subway station, nearby restaurants like Zensho Sushi and Ichiran Ramen, plus those fun little food stalls (yatai) that give the area such a lively feel. The room design was modern and stylish, with thoughtful touches throughout. The large bathhouse and onsen facilities were a real treat after a long day of sightseeing, and the rooftop garden? Absolutely perfect for sunset views and Instagram-worthy photos. Clean, convenient, and full of character—this is definitely where I’ll stay again next time I visit Fukuoka.
Staying at Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Nakasu was an excellent experience overall. The rooftop bath is a real highlight—spacious, relaxing, and perfect for unwinding after a long day. Rooms were immaculately clean, with attention to detail that shows the hotel’s commitment to quality. The lobby provides ample cleaning supplies, so you don’t need to bring your own. One small improvement would be adding contactless payment options for the laundry machines—right now, you still need to use coins, which can be a bit inconvenient. There are only three washing machines, so it can get busy during peak times. Location-wise, the famous Ichiran Ramen headquarters is just steps away, though it’s always packed—arrive early if you want to try it. The hotel sits near Nakasu Street, but surprisingly quiet despite being in the heart of the city. It’s just a 15-minute walk to Tenjin and the bustling underground shopping area—extremely convenient for exploring the city. While the rooms don’t have views (surrounded by buildings), the comfort, cleanliness, and service more than make up for it. This place offers great value and a peaceful retreat in a vibrant neighborhood. I’d definitely stay here again.
Staying in central Fukuoka can be tough—most hotels are fully booked, but I was lucky to snag this one with a first-floor room and breakfast included. The hotel opened back in 2000, but everything feels brand new and well-maintained. I loved the little touches at reception: self-serve bath salts with essential oils, plus DHC facial cleansers and skincare products—super thoughtful. Breakfast was excellent—fresh, abundant, and tasty. Location is unbeatable: just a 10-minute walk to Canal City, right across from a drugstore and a 7-Eleven. The room is on the smaller side, but it’s very tidy and efficiently laid out—especially the bathroom and toilet area, which feel surprisingly spacious. One minor downside? The hotel’s own parking requires a Times card, but you don’t need to reserve. There’s also a nearby open-air parking lot just steps away—only 900 yen for 12 hours. I arrived around 10 PM and picked up my car at 10 AM the next day—still only paid 900 yen. That’s an amazing deal for convenience and value. Overall, this place delivers great comfort, quality, and location without breaking the bank.
Staying at Quintessa Hotel Fukuoka Tenjin Comic&Books was an absolute delight. Just a 2-minute walk from Tenjin Station, the location is incredibly convenient for exploring the city—whether you're heading to shopping districts, local eateries, or just hopping on the train. The hotel’s standout feature is its themed manga and book library with over 7,000 titles available for free 24-hour borrowing—a dream come true for any anime or manga fan. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-sized, offering a cozy retreat after a day of sightseeing. Breakfast is a generous buffet with a good variety of options—fresh, tasty, and satisfying. Everything about this stay was top-notch: great value, excellent service, and a unique atmosphere. Highly recommended for both travelers and fans of Japanese pop culture.
Staying at Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk to the subway, with a single stop taking you directly to Tenjin Underground Mall. It’s also just a 15-minute stroll to Hakata Station, which connects to three or four major shopping complexes. You could easily spend a full day exploring without running out of places to go. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. For convenience, comfort, and great value, this is a top pick. I’ll definitely be returning here on my next trip to Fukuoka.
Absolutely recommend this hotel! The location is unbeatable—just a 2-minute walk from the subway station, and right across the street is Ichiran's main branch. The view from the hotel is fantastic too; you can see Aibashi Bridge across the way, and just beyond it is a popular Instagram-worthy coffee shop. Head left from the front entrance and you'll reach Canal City in about 10 minutes. Cross the bridge, and in another 10 minutes you're in Tenjin shopping district—perfect for exploring. Inside the room, they provide Pola skincare essentials like makeup remover and facial cleanser, which felt like a nice touch. The facilities are a bit dated, but everything is spotlessly clean, and the elevators don’t require a key card—super convenient. Overall, it’s a great value with excellent access to everything. I’d definitely stay here again.
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