Fukuoka Hotel Guide - OH Sadaharu Baseball Museum hotels in Fukuoka, Japan.

"Enjoyed afternoon tea, nice view, hot bath, etc."

"Good staff"

"Did not meet high ratings for this hotel. Small room, no complimentary coffee. Could not use free lounge until 2pm "

"I like the hotel because it’s near to a few stores and also really close to the train station, the street food it’s close, the staff are very friendly and nice."

"I am solo traveling Japan and the room, staff, and location were amazing in my books. Room was very much adequate to my needs as I found myself exploring the city and outside of it. Staff were always welcoming and very communicative with me, and the area hosted a lot of good eat spots to try the local cuisine. "

"Clean, ocean view rooms. Limited amenities. No bathrobes."

"This hotel is not only old and outdated, but also extremely dirty. The air itself smelled of dust, making the entire stay uncomfortable. The walls were visibly dirty, and the carpet appeared as though it had not been cleaned in years. The photos shown online do not accurately reflect the current condition of the property. They are clearly retouched and misleading, as the actual state of the hotel is far older and significantly dirtier than presented. The bathroom was very small and had mold throughout, which was unacceptable. The so-called “free breakfast” is not worth considering as a benefit and does not make up for the overall experience. I am genuinely surprised that this place is still operating given the condition of the furniture, sheets, and towels, all of which were in a very poor state."

"We had a pleasant stay at Plaza Hotel Premier Fukuoka. The room was the usual compact size for a Japanese hotel, but the central location was excellent — perfect for exploring the city."

"A little bit care would improve visitor's feeling about the domecile, such as more kitchen utensils, some bags of tee or coffee, and toothbrushes."