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"I stayed at Fukuoka Tenjin Toyoko Inn for three days and the overall experience was very satisfying! The hotel's location is very convenient, within walking distance of Tenjin's main shopping areas and dining options, and the surrounding environment is quite safe. The room was clean and comfortable, with all the facilities available. The bed in particular was very comfortable, allowing me to have a good sleep every night. The bathroom facilities were also very clean and there was plenty of hot water, which made me feel relaxed. The hotel staff are very friendly and enthusiastic. They have given me a lot of help whether it is reception during check-in or asking for local travel information. The breakfast has a variety of choices and tastes good, allowing me to start my day with delicious food every day. Overall, this is a cost-effective accommodation option. I highly recommend Fukuoka Tenjin Toyoko Sake whether you are traveling for business or pleasure! Looking forward to coming again next time!"

"Self-service check-in and check-out. I didn't see any service staff the whole time, which was a very novel experience. The room is very large, it is a two-bedroom and two-living room apartment. The split-level design of the living room is a bit confusing. In fact, the size of a normal living room is enough for a large family to live in. The hygiene is slightly worse than other hotels in Japan, but it is acceptable. Towels and toiletries are provided in sufficient quantities. There is also a Japanese garden near the downstairs, which is marked on the map. You can go there when you have time. The disadvantage is that you cannot store your luggage at the self-service check-in. You must leave with your luggage at 11 o'clock, otherwise the door will not open. The luggage storage at Hakata Station is often full, so it is recommended to arrange the itinerary reasonably if you want to play around the surrounding area after checking out."

"The room is very clean, spacious and comfortable, and close to the bus station. There is a supermarket about 10 minutes' walk away, which is very convenient. The taxi fare from the airport to the store can be reimbursed, but you need to arrive before the staff gets off work to get reimbursed. Check-in and check-out are self-service, which is not very friendly to people who are not good at Japanese or English. Although there is a Chinese operation page, I encountered some trouble when entering the information. I called the staff for help and it was solved, but the premise is that the staff has not gotten off work. If you drive there, you need to contact in advance to confirm the parking space. There is also no cooking utensils in the room, only cups and plates. If you need pots and knives, you need to contact in advance, pay to rent them, and you need to bring your own seasoning. The room itself is very good and impeccable, but the service is slightly lacking."

"Conviently located. Just cross the street is the JR Station. Room though not big but good enough for one person. Staff at the reception can speak good English and will certainly recommend this hotel for other visitors."

"Staff are in very good service, not only front desk also chef for cooking ramen that make us feels very friendly and of course nice location!!"

"A slightly aged hotel, but still very functional, spacious and comfortable. Our plan also included the access to the GRAND CLUB whole day, which provides breakfast, refreshments during the day, and all kinds of wine paired with a good collection of food at night at their cocktail hour. And yes all the food in breakfast and at the cocktail hour were great. The location is fine, though you do need to travel back to hakata station or tenjin station depending on your itinerary"

"Its location is great, with just a few blocks of streets from Hakata Eki. It provides washing machines and dryers for laundry. Yet, the room is very tiny and we find no spaces to place and open up our two pieces (one big and one small) of baggage. Besides, there is no sill, leaving a big gap between the floor carpet and the door, and the dust or even bugs, if any, could come into the room easily from the lift lobby. If two or more tourists guidebooks of the same language about the scenic spots or local attractions in the neighbouring towns or cities with in*fo of transportation could be placed in the reception lobby, it will help guests plan their journeys during the days of stays in the hotel. Furthermore, room cleaning service should be provided on as early as the third day if the guests like us stay three nights or more."

"The hotel booked for the concert was a 20-minute walk from the subway station, which was a bit far. On check-in day, we took Uber. As soon as we arrived, the hotel staff immediately helped us carry our luggage. Our luggage was already put away before we even got out of the car. The front desk staff speaks fluent English. It is recommended to include breakfast when booking. Breakfast is a buffet with a wide variety of food and great value for money. The room is a sea view room, the room is big enough and very comfortable. The hotel has a shuttle bus to and from the subway, but it is only available on Saturdays and Sundays."

"Room was clean and spacious. The bed was very comfortable. The shower water pressure was excellent. Convenient locations with lots of great restaurant options nearby."

"The hotel is very close to Hakata Station, making it a convenient choice for travelers. The lobby is spacious, and the rooms are quite large. The reception staff speaks good English and provides attentive service.The room is well-equipped with toiletries, including shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, face lotion and hand cream, and offers high-quality coffee and tea.The only downside is that none of the rooms have windows, which may not be ideal for some guests. However, overall, it was a comfortable stay."