Hakata Nakasu Washington Hotel Plaza

“Very basic hotel, but great location”

So we chose this hotel because it was the most affordable during our stay due to Obama visiting the area for G7 summit. It wasn't our first choice but it turns out it was the best one we could have gotten considering what we wanted to do in Fukuoka. The hotel is a bit far from the train station e… Mais

So we chose this hotel because it was the most affordable during our stay due to Obama visiting the area for G7 summit. It wasn't our first choice but it turns out it was the best one we could have gotten considering what we wanted to do in Fukuoka. The hotel is a bit far from the train station especially if you have a lot of luggage. So you might as well take a taxi. It's hard to find if it's your first time there as the hotels name is plastered on the side of the hotel in Japanese. The only indication that it's the right hotel is the fact that the taxi stopped there and the name is written in English at the entrance. Front staff spoke little English but well enough to understand what we needed. The hotel itself is cozy enough, the rooms weren't that big but it's functional and the bathroom is ok. A big no-no was the fact that there were small stains on the curtains though and my wife waid there were stains on the comforter. Location wise it was great! there were a lot of restaurants in the area, lots of ramen places, sushi, etc. there were a lot of hostess bars too so if you're into that kind of thing then great. Walking distance to the Canal mall and Yatai food stalls. Also walking distance to Don Quijote shopping mall to buy those trinkets.

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“Hotel simples”

Hotel simples, o quarto é pequeno e você não tem muito controle sobre a temperatura do AC. As camas são confortáveis e gratuitas Wi-Fi é bom. O café da manhã é um menu fixo, 3 opções diferentes disponíveis, sendo 2 japonesas e 1 ocidental, a comida não era ruim. A localização é prática, em frente a… Mais

Hotel simples, o quarto é pequeno e você não tem muito controle sobre a temperatura do AC. As camas são confortáveis e gratuitas Wi-Fi é bom. O café da manhã é um menu fixo, 3 opções diferentes disponíveis, sendo 2 japonesas e 1 ocidental, a comida não era ruim. A localização é prática, em frente ao rio e a 400 m da estação de metrô Hakata Kawabata.

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“Média”

Depois de gastar US$ 60 por uma noite em o mais lindos Takakura Hotel, eu estava à procura de grandes coisas a partir do a US$ 130 por noite Hakata Nakasu. Ao entrar, área da recepção era bonito e limpo e a recepção foi muito útil, mesmo quando havia um problema com um dos meus cartões visa (estúpi… Mais

Depois de gastar US$ 60 por uma noite em o mais lindos Takakura Hotel, eu estava à procura de grandes coisas a partir do a US$ 130 por noite Hakata Nakasu. Ao entrar, área da recepção era bonito e limpo e a recepção foi muito útil, mesmo quando havia um problema com um dos meus cartões visa (estúpido, argh!!). Quando chegamos ao quarto, nós fomos um pouco decepcionado. Eu esperava pequena no Japão, por isso o tamanho não foi o problema. A cama parecia pequeno em comparação com o que tínhamos vivido e apenas as folhas eram duras. O quarto era bastante frio (que tinha uma espécie de ligar/desligar aquecimento sistema, em vez de o termóstato que já havíamos tido antes) e eu quase quebrou meu pescoço quando previsto no travesseiro, ele parecia estar preenchido com rock-hard, eles trocaram o feijão verde (isto mediante pedido). O banheiro era pequeno mas suficiente, mas as paredes eram muito finas. Minha namorada e eu estávamos brincou que a caravana. A ducha era bem equipado e quente, então não posso reclamar muito. Tal significava também que, quando o homem estava embriagada japonês ao lado cheguei em casa às 04h00, eu podia ouvir-lhe baterão à porta e gritando para alguém em deixar ele entrar, para o pleno 25 minutos ... :ㅣ A localização é boa, é um 2-3 minutos a pé do metro Nakasukawabata estação e fica a uma curta distância a pé da área Tenjin. Você tem que caminhar no parque de estacionamento para entrar no edifício. Todos em todos, eu acho que o hotel era adequado para a nossa estadia, mas o preço era demasiado elevada para o que nós temos.

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“Good for a night”

The hotel is a 10 minute walk (approx.) from Hakata station and is relatively easy to find. Once you arrive outside however you will pause in confusion (if you don't know Japanese) as the name isn't written in English so you'll be momentarily unsure if you're stepping in to the right hotel. The nei… Mais

The hotel is a 10 minute walk (approx.) from Hakata station and is relatively easy to find. Once you arrive outside however you will pause in confusion (if you don't know Japanese) as the name isn't written in English so you'll be momentarily unsure if you're stepping in to the right hotel. The neighborhood is okay but there does seem to be a few hostess clubs near by so the vibe isn't exactly 'sophisticated'. There are also a lot of ramen restaurants very near by so if this is what you're in Fukuoka for then the location is great! The front desk staff I checked in with didn't speak English so this might be an issue if you don't speak basic Japanese. You'll be offered a tooth brush and razor at the front desk when you check in so just decline if unneeded. The receptionist I checked in with seemed a little startled by a non-Japanese checking in and being given the card key but then no indication as to where he elevators were wasn't too impressive. The rooms are small! You'll be hard pressed to be able to turn a round with a backpack on and not bump into something. They are however clean and have the basics such as a fridge, flat screen tv, and light controls by the bed. The (semi) double bed is also quite small (I'm 6') so you'll be trying to sleep diagonally across it and if you're not used the Japanese style pillow look for the more 'western' one on the shelf by the door. This is what's known as a 'business' hotel in Japan. That means it's primarily used by business persons so it's function over form with just the basics on offer. It's not recommended for families due to its location and small room sizes. As it's mainly used by business people expect to be woken up around 7:00 a.m. by other guests leaving their rooms (there is little by way of sound insulation). Overall a good functional 'get what you pay for' hotel' but best suited to a single traveler passing through the city for the one night.

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