Find hotels near Ukiha Inari Shrine, Ukiha from NT$1,637

"I recommend hotels.com and all travellers to block this hotel Unprofessional and unhelpful staffs, long time uncleaned room Dirty and bad smelling bed sheets, dirty tissue box and mirror Staffs were not willing to solve problems and kept saying to tell me to give them time and wasted me more than one hour on the phone calls. To change the bed sheets, a woman just tried to change for one bed, and she said she could not change for both beds alone, she had to call another staff to help How unprofessional their staff are"

"The room is clean. But the bathroom is more of the Japanese style which is a bit difficult for me to properly handle and enjoy the bath."

"The hotel is clean. Staff are all helpful and polite. Will book again if going to Hakata again."

"Breakfast was great and delicious. Close to Hakata station which is great also. It will be appreciated if extra fee for the hotel stay will be noted during the booking. Extra fee is not expensive but still it will be great if the fee is posted on their website. "

"clean room everyday is good"

"Big rooms, great amenities provided "

"It was our first time booking a room with a washing machine and dryer to ourselves! It was convenient and the dryer was much more effective than the shared ones we have used in other hotels and air bnbs. You don’t have to air dry the clothes much after taking it out. It was good to have the microwave and kettle within reach as well. We appreciate the amenities provided at the lobby, there was a good range of teas and it was fun trying them out. The room was clean and well equipped. One tip: get the ear plugs from the lobby and use them to block out the sound of the railway tracks. It’s highly effective! "

"Nice hotel with a good location in Fukuoka"

"Keep in mind that you are in Japan so don't expect a spacious room. With that being said, even though the room was a bit tight for my son and myself, everything was five star across the board. The hotel was also within walking distance to the train station, which seemed to be the epicenter of the city."