Best Hotels in Sasaguri, Japan

The hotel is a good choice for a short-term stay in Fukuoka. It is very close to the Hakata Station, and is not that far from the International Airport. We found a good cozy-twin room for me and my friend and it was at a cheap price. All necessary amenities are in the room, so you don’t need to take much with you on your trip. The only concern we had was related to daily cleaning services because upon our arrival some of the dirt on the table was not removed.

This capsule hotel is situated in a quiet and safe neighborhood near two convenient stores and a metro station less than a 6-minute walk. es and toiletries are included. Including hair products, and hair tools for curling, straightening, and drying hair. Skincare products provided for free, including face wash, and face lotion. Toothpaste, toothbrush, hair brush, razor, slippers, towels (many), hair products provided for free. Overall, a great place, clean and well taken care of. The only point that I don’t like is that you can’t switch on air conditioner during Nov. I can only open the window and it’s bit noisy in the morning.

TOEI hotel location very good, very close to many shop like 7-11, Lawson, family marts and delicious ramen restaurant! Breakfast provided was very great also! Btw, we not really like the bathroom which combine the shower area in the bathtub…very inconvenient as we need to ensure the water not to spill out and make the outside impacted….

I stayed for the first time this time for an early morning flight from Arao's home to Tokyo. It is very beautiful because it is just possible. It is also good that there is a large bath to solve the fatigue of the trip. It is convenient because the family in the facility can be used as it is in the building, and there are seven eleven and pharmacies right across the street. The cafe on the same floor as the cabin is also doing late, and the cafe staff helps when I accidentally went out without a card key (thank you!). The staff was very helpful and I would like to use it again!

This hotel is in a very strategic location, with good facilities. but the walls of the room are not soundproof so you can hear sounds from the side rooms. But overall oke.

We usually stay in a newer boutique hotel in Tenjin. We had to stay in Plaza Hotel Tenjin this time since our fave hotel was fully booked. We booked two rooms - a semi double non smoking room and a double smoking room (they ran out of non smoking double rooms). Location is good. The hotel is near Akasaka station and Tenjin station. A lot of good shops and restos in the area like Ippudo, Lamp Light Books Cafe, Little Napoli, Billy's, Apple, Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Levi's, Muji, and dozens more pre-owned clothing stores. Hotel is kinda dated. As expected, the rooms are small but the bathrooms are even smaller. The bed mattresses, comforters, curtains, and carpets have seen better days. But the amenities like yukata, coffee, tea, and tons of toiletries are excellent. You can expect your room to be (limited) cleaned, i.e. replace towels, bring out the trash, and vacuum the carpet, daily between 10am and 11am only. Wish that they also replace and fix the beddings daily for long-stay guests like us. Check-in and check-out procedure was a breeze. Front desk personnel (specially the Japanese lady staffers) were very helpful specially when we needed two taxis to go to the airport during rush hour. Just like other small hotels, it has a common room with an ice machine, vending machines (for drinks), microwave oven, and coin laundry. All these were very useful and convenient to have.

We used the superior room with 4 families. It was a semi double bed x 2 + extra bed x 2, but there was a room size and I didn't feel particularly cramped. The meal was finished outside, so there is no restaurant use. It is a new hotel, so it is a comfortable and clean hotel. The Montreal Group also used in Osaka, but I am satisfied with the overall. Not flashy, but no problem with the minimum service, not more than necessary.

The hotel really wants to be known for its breakfast. The spread and taste was great, for a competitive (in terms of hotel breakfast around the area) price. Room seemed recently renovated, and is really small (shoebox style). The toilet only has space for 1 person to shower/bath or use.

Great location, just opposite Hakata Station (Chikushi exit - closer to Shinkansen platforms). B1 of hotel leads to link to the Fukuoka city Subway (airport line), which is just 2 stops away from Fukuoka airport (domestic airport, able to transfer by bus to international terminal). We took Taxi ride instead from airport to hotel (10-15min) for easier convenience as my mum is a senior and we had 2 large luggages. We stayed for 6 nights over 26 Feb - 3 Mar’24 where weather was still chilly, between 2-12C, we used the B1 link (simply take lift from hotel floor to B1) almost daily to get to Hakata station/shops/restaurants - very convenient and comfortable 🙂. Room is spacious with separate bathroom and toilet. There is also onsen on level 13 of the hotel (indoor n outdoor) for hotel guests to use for free. Can rent swimsuit from the staff for outdoor pool. The hotel offers only set breakfast - continental or japanese. It was delicious and staff are ready to assist with refills of drinks. Oh, there was also MacD on B1 and Starbucks on L1, and there is Lawsons just 1 min walk from Hotel. Recommend this hotel for its location convenience to explore the city and easy access to subway and shinkansen. Housekeeping done professionally, reception and restaurant staff are polite and ready to offer assistance. Happy to stay here for first trip to Fukuoka and will be glad to return again! 👍🏻

Richmond Hotels has always been my first choice for accommodation in Japan, and this stay in Tianjin Xitong is also quite satisfactory. The hotel is located in the lively Tenjin business district and is also very close to the station. The room and public facilities are well equipped, and the space is quite comfortable and bright. The hotel staff was very kind and although the English communication was not smooth, they would do their best to solve the problem for the passengers. The only pity was that this stay was on the fifth floor, and at night there was still a little noise and bowling from the building next door. If you have the opportunity to visit Fukuoka again, you will want to stay again.