N.33 Hakata Sta. East

Except for the location, everything about the hotel was not as expected. The most basic garbage and towels had to be taken out and changed by yourself. The air conditioner was leaking and leaked all night, but no one took care of it. I asked the netizen to turn it off.

There were no reviews, so I booked this accommodation after reading reviews on Naver blog!! I had a lot of worries, but 1. 5 minutes from Hakata Station 2. Can hang up to 5 hangers 3. Beds can sleep 2 people on the 1st floor and 1 person on the 2nd floor. I was satisfied!! However, it took a while to check in. They said they would send me the ID number via text or email, but I didn't receive it, so I called the hotel check-in place and told them my name and asked, and they gave it to me. There is no place to store suitcases, and the elevator is a bit narrow, only able to fit 2 suitcases and 3 people!! I really liked the fact that it was close to the station, and if you want distance and cost-effective accommodation, I recommend this place!! *When you receive your ID, be sure to write it down! You will need it when picking up the key.

First of all, this hotel is in an apartment building, which is different from ordinary hotels. I navigated by the address and found that there was no front desk and I couldn't enter the building. Then I met a hotel from Taiwan and they said that I needed to press the password to enter. (The funny thing is, after they opened the small box according to the password, there was no room key inside. They called and argued for a long time, and later had to solve the problem according to the "front desk" shown in Figure 1) , but we have nothing but emails. There was no way to find the password to enter the order number in the hotel. Then I met other guests who checked in. After a long period of communication, I learned that the password would only be given after paying the accommodation tax. However, there was no such explanation when booking the hotel. I couldn't find the front desk either, so I finally saw the prompt in Figure 1 on the outside wall of the building, and then navigated there. After walking for about 7 or 8 minutes, I came to another place shown in Figure 1. The "front desk" took nearly an hour to get it done. When I booked the room, breakfast was included. However, for breakfast, I went to a designated location on another floor to pick up three lunch boxes, as shown in Figure 6, and heated them myself. I took one bite and threw them away. This is a three-no product. There is no production date, expiration date or production location, and the taste is weird. It’s like sending a beggar away. And the price of such a hotel is not cheap, more than 2,000 RMB a night, compared with more than 2,000 RMB a night in a hotel (including a luxurious dinner). Also including a deluxe breakfast) it’s a world of difference. Strongly not recommended.

Checked in at 20:00 in the evening. I couldn't get the key at first. I had to enter the info myself. After communicating via video chat, I got it all done. The bunk beds are well designed and save a lot of space. The small room also has a washing machine, but it does not come with washing powder. You have to go to the convenience store to buy it. Overall, very good.

At an unmanned reception, the numbers required to enter the ID were not sent to the message, and I called in the cold, I couldn't enter information when checking out, I couldn't answer the phone, I transferred the information but it didn't connect, I put it on voicemail, but this is pointless. I was able to return it because the key box happened to open, but I wish they would have been more simplistic and not asked for unnecessary numbers on the screen.

Although the room is small, it is fully equipped. But this is a B&B! B&B! B&B! The check-in information process is not complete at all. You need a password to get the key to the room. There is no front desk! I need to call myself, I am speechless! Friends who need to book a room must pay attention⚠️