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The performance was cancelled the day before because of the corona virus. I thought it would be a little bit less burdened by the influence of corona. Also, if the guest himself becomes a corona, it is not possible to accept that the cancellation fee is borne even if it is the day before, but it is not borne for the above reason. I recommend other hotels because the response is bad.

The front desk is different from the actual place of residence, and the experience is very bad? The customer service attitude is also not good, the hygiene inside is not good, the hygiene is OK, the balcony can be opened, the bathroom with clothes drying function, 3.5 points...

Although the room is small, it is very clean. There is free coffee and a public area for use. There are unlimited cold water bottles, which is very convenient. I will consider it next time.

Stayed here for 3 nights. Hotel is new and clean. The reception is located near Hakata Station with free flow of beer and other drinks. To go to hotel from reception will need about 25min walk. The best is to use the bus. The nearest train station in this case is the subway about 15min walk from the hotel. I would suggest you get a Fukuoka bus pass if plan to stay here as bus stops are nearer. The bus timing is not as on time as train but overall is consistent. There are two convenient stores nearby, 6-12min walk. Hotel have 2 paying parking lots. Drinks vending machine and microwave oven in the lobby. In the room is complete with usual amenities. There is no one coming to clean your room for the period of your stay hence the drinking water will not be restock. You could either buy from vending machine or cook your own or drink from tap. Checking out is simple. Just drop your key into the check out box near the exit.

It is a hotel that was made into a daimyo in Fukuoka in December 2021. It is famous as a hotel that can read books. There is a cafe on the first floor that is open at midnight, and you can bring a lot of books here to your room. When you open the door, there is a bed in front of you, so the room looks small at first glance, but the comfortable size bath is large and comfortable! Also, the lighting is gentle and this is also comfortable. There are Lawson and drug eleven near the hotel, but there are many drinkers and few convenience stores, so it is good to buy what is necessary in advance and go to the hotel.

Overall a very nice place to stay in Hakata. Good for a short-medium stay. Service was good but very straightforward and by the rules.

THE358 I thought it was a concept that I could feel the sky because there was Sora and sea. Just the front desk is on the top floor. There were no other guests at check-in, but the front desk was 3, ４ staff. In general, the staff is not aware of the ** that has been guided by raising hands, so it is a little confused and chooses the staff appropriately to check in. The room was on the ５ floor and the outdoor machine of the next building was in front of the front, so I contacted the front desk and changed the room. But the ６ floor on the other side. I don't have any choice to say more. I wonder if I will guide you from a room with a bad view even though the room is empty. Breakfast was easy and delicious. The restaurant and front desk of the hotel are not allowed to wear room clothes and slippers, but when you look at the dress of the restaurant in the morning, this hotel seems to have no problem with room clothes and slippers. At the front desk, there is no explanation of the difference from such a general hotel. If the accommodation fee is similar to the city hotel, the front desk service should be done. The public bath was large and clean, but there were few hot water in the bathtub, and it was shallow and relaxing. I was looking forward to the purpose of changing my mood in the city, but I wonder if this is repeated. At least the general hotel service should be learned.

the bad point was the soundproof, I could hear people talking all them full conversation. When they were in the bathroom I could hear everything even fart. Also mornings and nights I heard people making out. That was kind of terrible... so if you are a light sleeper, I would not recommend at all.

I've been to Fukuoka multiple times and previously stayed at other establishments that simply cannot match the Ritz. Got a king room for my honeymoon. Really appreciate Sanjay and rest of staff making us feel very appreciated from check-in until departure. The level of attentiveness was impressive, and people here speak good English. Location is quite good, close to metro/bus stops, Ohori park,and plenty of eateries/shopping/yatai's. Room is as modern as you'd expect. Bed and bathroom are very comfortable - other hotels are going to struggle to match this level of sophistication. I really appreciated the amount of space vs the typical Japanese hotel. Great amount of amenities. Minor suggestions for improvement - in-room snacks - we got the impression that several of the snacks were complimentary. After we checked out, we discovered that they were not, an unpleasant surprise. Some better communication here would be valuable. Late check out - as an Elite member at check-in we were told that late check out would be offered. However, on the day of I discovered that I still had to call to ask for late check out, and then I had to wait a bit until they called back to confirm. The small details matter in delivering a flawless experience. Still, these are relatively minor things and overall we were very satisfied with our stay. On our next stay to lovely Fukuoka we'd definitely only stay here. Book it, you won't regret it.

I was scheduled to arrive at Fukuoka Airport at night and booked as a hotel near Hakata Station, which is 2 subway stations from the airport. The proximity of 2 minutes from Chikushi Guchi was not only at night but also the next morning, so it was convenient to have a block to the entrance of Daytos in the station building. The hotel room was beautiful, and check-out was easy to return the card key to the BOX. There is a Japanese restaurant on the second floor of the hotel, and I ate at Daytos, but the hotel breakfast looked delicious.