Fukuoka Prince Hotel Momochihama

The hotel's location is ideal for travelers who enjoy peace and quiet, which I loved. Right next to the hotel is a bus terminal, making it super convenient to get anywhere. Step outside and you're at a comfortable beach. Downstairs, you have your pick of three supermarkets, plus McDonald's with tons of delicious bento options 😁. I'll definitely choose the Prince again next time I visit Fukuoka. Absolutely wonderful!

The location is fantastic! The ocean-view room offers a great vista! It's right next to Fukuoka Tower, and the bedding is very comfortable. The bathroom has a large bathtub, but it's a shame the hotel doesn't have a hot spring bathhouse.

This was our first trip with our child, so choosing accommodation was a big decision, and overall, I was really satisfied with this place. They assigned us the connecting rooms we requested, which made it very comfortable for our whole family. Most of the staff were friendly, and it felt more like a local getaway than a tourist spot for Koreans, which made it feel even more like a true vacation. The room cleanliness was excellent, and the view from the window was really beautiful, haha. What was disappointing was that, given its location, it didn't seem suitable for traveling with babies. I think I would have been really satisfied if I had only come with friends or family. Since I was visiting with a baby, I was constantly anxious during breakfast, worried that my child might cry or make noise, potentially disturbing other guests. I felt very self-conscious. It was an incredibly quiet breakfast area, which made it even more so. In particular, on the first day, there was a male staff member who was responsible for checking room numbers and providing guidance upon entry. From the start, his attitude was rather unfriendly, which was unsettling. When I carefully asked about the water station, he roughly pointed with a curt look and gesture, as if annoyed, and then walked away without a word. At the time, feeling self-conscious and deeply apologetic, I was quite upset. My baby cried a lot, and I felt like we were disturbing other people's mealtime. They even suggested we go to a private room, but I felt so self-conscious and sorry that we just left. I still feel bad about that. On the second day, a different staff member preemptively brought a high chair and, like an angel, kindly guided us to a quiet, secluded spot, so we could eat comfortably, fearing the baby might be noisy. Fortunately, the baby didn't make a fuss. However, on the third day, we encountered the same staff member from the first day again, and his service was still disappointing. That memory remained a slight blemish on our otherwise enjoyable 3-night stay. While I appreciated their consideration for the child, the somewhat rigid or disappointing demeanor of some staff members during the guidance process (such as at entry and when asking about the water station) remained a minor regret throughout our 3-night stay. However, most of the other staff members were generally very friendly. I was grateful that they brought a high chair without us asking and kindly guided us to a secluded spot.

Spectacular Ocean Views and Fukuoka Delights! A Stay at "Fukuoka Prince Hotel Momochi Beach" During my trip to Fukuoka, I had the pleasure of staying at the "Fukuoka Prince Hotel Momochi Beach"! The room's location, the tranquil hotel facilities, and the delicious food made for a truly satisfying hotel experience. 🌊 Stunning Views & Resort-like Location from the Room From the room window, I had an unobstructed view of the beautiful Momochi Beach, offering an incredible sense of openness! Beyond the blue sea and sandy beach during the day, I also enjoyed a beautiful sunset in the evening, providing the perfect relaxing time right from my room. With beach walks and beach volleyball courts available, you can enjoy a resort-like atmosphere even while in the city. Fukuoka Tower is also very close by. 🥢 Delicious Fukuoka Cuisine For meals, I visited "Hakata Mentai Yamaya Shokudo MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi" nearby and enjoyed their famous "Goma Saba" (sesame mackerel), large mentaiko (spicy cod roe), and a set meal with takana (pickled mustard greens) and delicious miso soup. The Goma Saba, with its fresh sashimi mixed with sesame sauce, was exquisite, allowing me to fully savor Hakata's local specialties. 🚇 Hakata Station & Transportation Access Using the subway, getting to Hakata Station and the airport was smooth, making it a very convenient base for sightseeing. 【Summary】 I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to enjoy a luxurious hotel stay by the sea in Fukuoka! It's perfect for couples, girlfriends' trips, or family vacations. I definitely want to stay here again when I visit Fukuoka in the future.

I had a pleasant stay for one night. I was a bit inconvenienced by the lack of amenities like a microwave and water dispenser within the hotel. However, the interior was clean and comfortable.

The hotel is right next to Fukuoka Tower, with Seaside Momochi Park just across the street. As expected from a long-standing Japanese hotel, the overall impression is one of comfort and refinement. The hotel room offers a beautiful view of the sunset.

Thanks to the hotel for the high-floor sea-view room; the stay was excellent. My first impression upon entering the room was comfort and a sense of security. The room was very clean, and the hotel, which opened in '26, is quite new. The amenities provided by the hotel were a bit on the cheaper side. The surrounding area is just the seaside and Fukuoka Tower, which is a bit monotonous and can be explored in half a day. For dinner, I enjoyed French cuisine at the hotel's restaurant. The head chef was an experienced veteran brought in from Tokyo, but the dishes generally leaned towards a sweeter, milkier flavor profile. Those who enjoy that style might want to give it a try.