The room was clean. I had an 11-month old baby and the furniture here was safer than other hotels. Only the bed and bedside table is a bit dangerous for my boy but he is quite adventurous... I liked the shower room (it has a drying function and a warming function and also good ventilation overall). You can either use the shower, or the bathtub. The shower floor is non-slip, very good! The kitchen has a kettle, chopping board, sharp knife, spatula, ladle, frying pan and pot (the non-stick pot was a bit scratched). There are also plates, bowls, cups, mugs, cutlery, fridge and freezer. The washing machine and detergent was provided. The kitchen sink and shower room sink are large, and the head of the tap can be pulled out like a pipe. Very convenient! Sponge and dishwashing liquid was provided. The TV has YouTube. Other apps require your own account.

The pillow gets very flattened, and can cause a neckache. There was no clothes hook in the toilet with the toilet bowl. There was a small cockroach in the shower room at 4am (no sight of it in the day). No baby chair available. No salt, sugar, coffee or tea. No scissors. You must prepare the exact amount of cash for city tax at check-in (my baby was not charged, luckily). Or you can pay using the QR code provided. The people working at the hotel will not help you if your cash is not exact.

It's a clean and spacious accommodation. 1. Clean - The room is well cleaned and doesn't smell bad. 2. Location - It was nice that Kofukumachi Station was nearby and there were many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. And it's a good location to walk to Hakata Station or Tenjin Station. 3. Room size - It's larger than general Japanese rooms. 4. Kitchen - Induction, frying pans, pots, plates, and cups are equipped so you can prepare a very simple meal. 5. Other - Towels were properly equipped, but they were not enough, so I washed them once in a washing machine and used them. There was a washing machine, so I could wash the laundry conveniently during my trip.

Most of them were satisfied, but since the heating was done with warm air, it was a little noisy and the room was dry. I had a small humidifier, so I was okay. I could check-in without difficulty.

Clean, modern apartment for us two adults and three children. Big SmartTV, to which we could connect with our Netflix. Neighborhood was easy to walk around and featured restaurants and shops within easy walking distance. Nearest subway station is about 10 min walk, and it was less than 30 min walking to the main Fukuoka train station.

I was not prepared for the fact that this is a "staff-less" hotel: no people were on site, and check-in was done through a computer terminal, during which we were required to speak with staff via the terminal (no video) for security check-in. The staff told us via audio to pay a tourist tax amount, which we did, but the amount displayed on the computer after the audio call was lower, so perhaps we overpaid! I did not appreciate the lack of human contact. In addition, the kitchen was not well stocked for five people (few plates and bowls and too few cooking pots), and there were no instructions for how to dispose of rubbish once the cans were full.

This is a great location that is 4 mins from the nearest train station and walking distance to the Canal City. It was easy to navigate and get to places with eateries and convenience stores nearby. The room was a good size for a group of 3-4 and the facilities provided were friendly for a family. Check in and check out was easy and fuss free despite being an unmanned hotel.

I really wish that the tap at the bathroom sink could come with hot water as it is freezing cold in November and was quite intolerable to wash our hands or face with such cold water.

It’s new and spacious, and there’s a separate rooms, so it’s great for groups staying together but have some privacy. The bathroom is also spacious. There’s also a kitchen and all the utensils needed, so it’s great for people that want to cooked.

It’s not the hotel’s fault, but there was a hornet flying around our room. As it’s a unmanned hotel, so it would take 1 hour for staff to arrive our room to help us handle the hornet. At the end, we handled it ourselves with towel and soapy water. I would suggest the hotel putting some kind of dip net in each room, so it’d be easier to handle any uninvited critters. PS. R.I.P hornet, we don’t hate you, nothing personal, but I’m sure you would sting us in our sleep, so we gotta let you go.

Room size is adequate - the triple bedroom for our family of 2 adults and 2 children is a good size. Washing machine and bathroom drying function is a great addition. Simple cooking can be done to satisfy the smaller picky eaters. I like that the table is a proper dinner table height and not coffee table height.

The hotel is unmanned, so it’s a stretch to call it a hotel when hospitality is hardly extended. There are a whole set of rules everywhere and contacting staff for requests feels restrictive - you have to scan a QR code and fill up a form to even ask something. I just wish that they would provide a warmer sense of hospitality, even when during virtual check-in, would have been great.

Family loved it! Great layout, clean and spacious for 5. Separate toilet from shower. Double bathroom sinks. All essentials provided including fridge, microwave, tables for stuff and eating. Convenient location. Restaurants and shopping all close by. Air-con and other electronics that we used all work perfectly. Check in and check out was smooth.

Would be nice if there were labels or instructions on aircon, washer and dryer. We didn't use the washer but for the others, we managed through trial and error. Would also be nice if there were a few spare bin bags for convenience since we were there for almost a week - but not a problem since you can get it from Daiso anyway. Check in/out was fine but would be nice for webcam to be 2-way with staff.

Location was awesome, right near subway station and bus stops, also near lawsons, coffee shops, eateries, and a 24hr supermarket. Within walking distance for the Anpanman museum, shopping malls, arcade walkway, canal city, and Don Quijote, Daiso, and Matsumoto Kiyoshi. Place is clean, modern, and spacious. Comes with a washing machine and dryer function in the washroom. Kitchen with needed utensils and refrigerator. Big tv with a nice sit down area for eating.

The subway stop is not on the main line but still convenient to get to tenjin. To Hakata station, it’s easier to go by bus or taxi. Very easy and convenient.

Right next to a laundromat if you want to dry your washing! About a 15min walk to Hakata Station, only difficult when you’re carrying a whole heap of luggage but otherwise great location! Very peaceful and quiet :) The rooms though - MASSIVE compared to most hotel rooms in Japan, absolutely loved! So much space and loved that the toilet and bathroom were in separate rooms!

A bit of a lost in translation moments, check in information/instructions was provided in Japanese which you had to copy and paste into a translator app yourself and there was a link in there that anyone could have easily missed that also was in Japanese and had valuable information regarding accommodation tax, so when mentioned upon checking in (via an audio call I might add, as it was unmanned), we were confused and again also due to the language barrier was slightly miscommunicated.

Great value as it is reasonably priced and one of the larger hotel rooms we’ve stayed in in Japan. It has a little living space and kitchen area in addition to a washing machine in the bathroom. It was very comfortable for exploring Fukuoka from for one night. No staff in the hotel and the checkin process is all automated from an iPad. Look out for entrance code and checkin information in your email.