Nissei Hotel Fukuoka, Fukuoka (Fukuoka)

The hotel provided a mix of experiences. The rooms were accommodating with plenty of space, but cleanliness was an issue. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location was convenient, close to great restaurants and bars, but not right in the city center. The dining options were basic and not worth the value.

The hotel is conveniently located close to the central subway line and the city center. While the rooms were acceptable for the price and featured individual air conditioning units and en suite shower/wc facilities, they faced challenges such as being too hot and humid during the summer. The location was good, with easy access to key attractions like the metro stop, Fukuoka Castle ruins, and Japanese gardens. Despite the basic dining offerings, the staff, especially Yuki and the bar gentleman, were very helpful and accommodating. The facility overall met expectations considering the value for money.

The hotel has its ups and downs. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but the temperature can be a challenge. The staff is super friendly and helpful, especially Yuki, but language barriers may occur. The location is convenient and walkable to the Tenjin area, although some aspects could be improved. The dining options are limited but decent. Overall, the facilities are average.

My stay at the hotel was quite mixed. The rooms were very accommodating, offering plenty of space, but the decor felt outdated like something out of a cheap motel designed by a grandma. The location was convenient, close to the central subway line and not far from the city center, but the open-air hallways made it very hot and humid in the summer.

The hotel's location was convenient, with plenty of great restaurants and bars nearby. The rooms, however, were not very pleasant and seemed to have been smokers' rooms in the past. Service varied, from helpful and upbeat to awful and unhelpful. The dining experience was basic and not worth it. On the positive side, the hotel's location was easily accessible and close to public transport.

The hotel was a mixed experience with clean and spacious rooms but in need of refurbishment, and a convenient location near nice restaurants. The service was kind and helpful. The dining options were limited but surprising. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were a bit cramped, especially the bathroom, but the spacious area and good location made up for it. Accessing some areas required stairs, which was a bit inconvenient.

The hotel is quite average with small rooms that had a bad smell. The decor resembles a cheap motel with open-air hallways that can get hot and humid in the summer. The staff are nice, though their English skills may not be the best.

Upon checking in, I instantly noticed the chill in the room that persisted throughout my stay, almost feeling like a budget motel with grandma's touch in the decor. The open-air hallways made the summer heat and humidity unbearable, worsened by the strong smell of cigarette smoke in my supposed non-smoking room, which even triggered my asthma.

The hotel is conveniently located near the subway station and restaurants, making it easy to explore the city. The rooms were a bit dreary and needed a better cleaning, but being close to public transport and dining options was a plus. The dining experience was basic and not very satisfying, while the staff went out of their way to be helpful.