Miyako Hotel Hakata

Facilities: So-so. The hardware is on par with a domestic 4-star hotel in China. The curtains are manual, and the hotel is quite small. It seems the only amenities are a very small outdoor pool and a tiny gym. The breakfast restaurant is also very small. Cleanliness: There was mold in the tile grout of the bathroom! It's even worse than the Japanese-style modular unit bath in a boutique hotel, though the rest of the space was okay. Location/Environment: Right by Hakata Station, which is very convenient. However, the window on the 6th floor looks out directly at the building across a narrow street—completely devoid of any view. Service: Average. The front desk wasn't very welcoming, and the breakfast service was mediocre. The breakfast is also similar to what you'd get at a boutique hotel and falls way short of 5-star standards—it's even worse than regional Miyako Hotels. Overall, poor value for money.

First time in Fukuoka, and I'm so glad I chose Miyako Hotel. The location is very convenient, with easy access to both the Shinkansen and the subway. B1 has a direct connection to the subway station, making it hassle-free to get around even on rainy days. There's also a bus terminal nearby, and the hotel features a public bath and swimming pool on the top floor. All in all, it's definitely worth a stay, and I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Fukuoka.

If you're coming to Hakata and want to stay near the station, the Miyako Hotel is undoubtedly the best choice. It's a Kintetsu company product that has become increasingly high-end since its capital partnership. It's only a 1-minute walk to the hotel from the station. There's a direct elevator from the ground floor to the 3rd-floor lobby. This Hakata hotel is of a very high standard. The rooms are spacious, the facilities are excellent, the internet is good, and the bed and pillows are comfortable. The design is also great, allowing for separate washing and toilet areas. The service is good; they quickly add more staff when they see a lot of people checking in and out.