My partner and I spent three nights at Hotel Sunroute, and we found it perfectly adequate. We had a "semi-double" room, which was basically a single room with one bed. As others have noted, the room is pretty small. But hey, this is Japan, it's par for the course. It had a fridge, a normal-sized bathroom, and a closet space,... More

We stayed for a night in between stops from Harata station, its just 2 mins walk from the main JR station, a definitely stay for those who have early trains in the morning, plus there are convenient stores located just right next door. Rooms are typically tiny in Japan so Sunroute is no exception. Considering the price and location, I... More

We always stay here as a layover in Hakata. It's your standard japanese business hotel........very small, but does the job. My only complaint i have is the bed is too hard, but some people may like that. Less than a block away from the Hakata train station where you can take the subway or even shinkansen (bullet train). The station... More

Could have some english channels available on TV. Room is small but adequate. Great location and can travel out of Hakata handily.

Stayed for 4 nights in September. Good location as it is very conveniently located around the corner to the JR hakata station and metro with a few convenience stores just around the corner. Comparatively less shopping malls around (just the hakata city) compared to the tenshin areas but it is easily accessible. Just 2 metro stops (10 minutes ride) to... More

The location is very strategic, very close to Hakata Station as well as the subway, but unfortunately it took me some time to find the hotel. I noticed that the name board was hidden behind another hotel's name board. (probably part of business competition?). The lobby was spacious and the front office staffs were equipped with proper English. The room... More

I came from a red-eye flight and was told rooms are available only at the stipulated check-in time. Most hotel in Japan are like this I believe as I had the same experience in Kyoto. However, a lady staff in the lobby was very helpful and offered to store luggage and was helpful in direction to subway, etc. I booked... More

Currently in the process of being "renewed", announced the signs. Business hotel. Single room smaller than average. Full size suitcase cannot be fully opened if placed on the floor. Japanese style bedding - extremely firm mattress and flat pillow(with Japanese filling). Close to Hakata station, with 100yen loop bus going to Tenjin/Nakasu/Canal City shopping/entertainment districts. No major shopping nearby until... More

The Sunroute Hakata was very luxurious and comfortable, and located very close to the shinkansen station in Fukuoka. The room was a small standard for Japanese hotels but with some lovely touches like nice toiletries. The communal baths were also particularly nice. It's a good half an hour walk into the main town centre for drinks and restaurants and shopping,... More