Hotel Active! Hakata

About 5 minutes walk from Hakata Station. The location is very good. It is about a 10 minute walk from Canal City. Even though it was a free breakfast, there were a lot of items, so I was satisfied. The room is larger than I expected. The bathroom is very small, but you can stretch your legs in the bathtub (I'm 161cm). There is a rack for suitcases in front of the elevator (I didn't notice it at all).The windows weren't transparent, so I couldn't see the outside view (which is a bit of a shame).Other than that, I'm satisfied with everything. I would like to stay here again the next time I come to Fukuoka.

When we first opened, we were impressed by how compact yet functional the room was. The attention to detail, such as the non-slip hangers, is also good. It was my first time staying here in a few years, but the breakfast venue was as popular as ever. You can check how crowded the laundry and public baths are on the TV in your room. I also liked that this hotel had a separate floor for the public bath for women.

This is a business hotel about a 5-minute walk from Hakata Station. The free breakfast was satisfying with a large number of items, and was prepared with game and chicken rice. Among the standards for choosing a business hotel, I think that having a large bath is a high point. It was convenient to be able to check the congestion situation of the breakfast venue and the large bath on the TV in the room. It's a clean facility that's easy to use.

I always use this hotel when I go on a business trip to Fukuoka City. It is a beautiful hotel near Hakata Station, and the breakfast is a simple buffet. There is also a large public bath for both men and women, thank you. However, due to its popularity, there are many guests, and the waiting time for the two elevators is long, which is irritating to me who is short-tempered. Also, be aware that there is no alcohol in the vending machine on the first floor of the hotel.

It is a hotel with a good location and cost performance, such as free breakfast and laundry. The size is the same as a general business hotel, but the room layout is devised so you don't feel cramped. However, the bathroom has a cramped feeling probably because the bathtub is large. This hotel also has a large public bath, so the standard size bathtub may be fine. There are 3 types of charging cables at your bedside, and you can check how busy the public bath, breakfast venue, and laundry are on the monitor in your room, which is convenient.

Stayed 2 nights. The breakfast buffet can be used for free, and having a coffee machine on each floor was very convenient and a wonderful service. I didn't really care about the size of the room, but there was only one small pillow on the large bed. I couldn't even adjust the height, so I couldn't sleep much on the first day. Another reason why I couldn't sleep. Whether it's the roar of the refrigerator and the air conditioning, or the noise from the outside... multiple sounds that I don't know are ringing all the time. I was woken up... it was a repeat. On the second night, I was able to sleep a little due to lack of sleep, but the noise disturbs my sleep, so I would like you to improve it. The public bath has few washing areas, so it gets crowded quickly. On the second night, I returned to the inn around 23:00, but the large public bath was "crowded" all the time only for the women's bath.

In Hakata, I book a different hotel each time. I leave my luggage before check-in, study afterward, check-in and have a social gathering, and always return to the hotel drunk in the middle of the night. Perhaps because of my age, when I received my luggage, I took it out of my wallet and left it on the counter. I flew early in the morning and had a hangover, so I couldn't use the hotel's proud breakfast or the public bath, so I checked out in a hurry and had my wallet returned at that time. However, I forgot my magnetic necklace in my room to prevent stiff shoulders. I lost it last month and just bought it. It may be a matter of course at a hotel, but I was deeply moved by the quick response. If you are so good, you will have no choice but to stay the next time you go. It was a pity that the laundry was free and I only saw the drinks in front of the elevator. Next time, I would like to stay slowly and enjoy this hotel. I saw it on their website, but it seems that they are training at a travel vocational school, so I thought that they might have felt the warmth of the staff's service and attitude. I think it was a good hotel. It is the only hotel in Hakata that I would like to visit again next time.