Hotels near JR Wajiro Station, Fukuoka

博多駅周辺のホテルがとても高かった中で、こちらのホテルを見つけました。 博多からは電車で約30分の距離ですが、お値打ちでした。 夜遅い到着でしたがフロントは常に人がいるので安心です。 朝食は有料かと思いきや宿泊費に含まれていました。レストランのブッフェまたはうどん屋さんの定食から選択できます。(うどん屋さんは24時間営業です。) ホテル内には100均の売店があり、すぐ近くにコンビニもあります。 また利用したいです。

The location is relatively remote, so it is more suitable for self-driving tours. Because of the remoteness, the environment is very quiet and suitable for rest and relaxation. There is also a hot spring upstairs and a food court nearby. Note that it almost closes at 8pm. There is also a barbecue restaurant called Dream Door. The environment is good. The only drawback is that the curtains are white and there is no blackout cloth. When the sun comes out, it is very dazzling and I have to get up.

while the hotel is nice and service is great but trip.com you guys messed up my reservation. i clearly entered tzu cheng lin and you guys entered tzu chien lin on my booking to the hotel. like ***, fortunately the hotel were lenient on this but if the hotel was strict, i’d have lost my booking. you should check whoever made my booking and have a long talk with him/her. i’d have to think long and hard the next time i even consider using your service again.

The environment is very comfortable and the food is surprisingly delicious. It is a place worth visiting. There are many things you can borrow, and there are also vinyl records that you can choose to play at your own pace. However, there was only a light rain for a few minutes at night, which already made a noticeable rattling sound on the tent. It would be very troublesome if it was a rainy day, and there was a chance of getting wet after taking a shower, so luckily the weather was good and I spent a pleasant night.

Distance to the station

This hotel is in a remote location and would be a bit troublesome if you don't drive by yourself. However, the front desk service is very good and they try their best to help with all needs. Toiletries are also brought to the room by yourself at the front desk. It is a self-service business hotel. Although the breakfast is small, the variety is sufficient. The coffee machine and soda machine are also self-service and are available until 11 o'clock in the evening. The material supply also pays special attention to families with young children, but there was no such family staying during the two days. 😅

It was chosen as it was near fukuoka airport when we arrived in the late afternoon. Wished we could spend more time. Beautiful hotel and we had omakase dinner at Genkai Japanese restaurant. Didn't try the breakfast. Its very near the uminonakamichi park where we saw some cherry blossoms on the way down south to Ureshino.

The inside and outside of the building and the facilities themselves do not feel as clean as new. However, the cleanliness of the rooms inside is very good, and the structure and area are more convenient and spacious than other Japanese accommodations, so it is very good for 2-3 people to stay. In addition to the amenities in the accommodation, gargles, washcloths, etc. are provided free of charge without any quantity limit so that you can use as much as you need, and the swimming pool and sauna can also be used. It seems that the sauna can be used without a separate additional fee, and the internal facilities did not look bad (however, they said that you can use it after wearing a swimsuit, so if you need it, I recommend bringing a separate swimsuit). It is quite far from the busy Hakata/Tenjin area, but it takes about 15 minutes by taxi/28 minutes by JR, so if you have plenty of time, you can look around the Hakozaki area where the hotel is located and visit Hakata on another day. There is a local mart that locals use, 7-8 minutes walk from the accommodation. It has a lot of products like Donki, from alcohol to daily necessities, and groceries, and the prices are quite cheap, so it was great to buy souvenirs or food for gifts. Don Quijote Hakozaki is also located in a very large Q-mo, 2 minutes walk away, right across from the accommodation. If you walk about 10 minutes to the other side of the accommodation, there is a second-hand goods shop called Mangasoko, which is about 100 pyeong wide, so it is great for shopping. If you go into the alley behind or below the accommodation, there are many good value omakase sushi restaurants, bars, and cocktail shops, so it seems like a great choice for those who want to travel quietly. Above all, the hotel staff is very friendly, and they even print out Korean guides for you, so you won't have any problems using them. When I went to Hakata two weeks ago, there were so many Koreans that I wondered if they were Korean or Japanese, but when I traveled to Hakozaki this time, it felt like a completely local place, so it was a very refreshing experience. There is no shortage of shopping centers/restaurants/hospitals/gyms/etc. near the accommodation, and it was so quiet and peaceful. (However, since the airport is close, there are planes flying in every 10 minutes. Those who are sensitive to airplane noise, please take note.) If I go to Hakozaki again, I will stay at Japanisk. I hope this was helpful.

The best thing is that the surrounding area is not crowded. It's quiet and everything is nearby. There is a super cheap supermarket, Don Quijote, Sushiro, and Yume Town a little further away. The hotel's facilities are a bit old, but if you're looking for a budget-friendly hotel that's not crowded, this is the best. There is a subway 5 minutes away, so access to the city is easy.