The Comfort Hotel Hakata is an average Japanese business style hotel. My room was quite dated but clean. Great location directly opposite Hakata station so it's perfect as your base for day trips to Nagasaki, Dazaifu etc.I have been leaving the hotel around 7am to catch the shinkansen & getting back around 10pm in the evening. Also I am quite... More

I spent two nights in this hotel last week. The hotel is just opposite to Hakata station and location-wise, it is unbeatable. Transfer to the Fukuoka International Airport will be better by bus rather than by subway as mentioned in its website. Moreover, check the time schedule as it is different from its flyer. The room is of reasonable size... More

Hotel is located across the Hakata Train Station; which is very convenient. It was easy to locate. The Hotel is not the newest but the rooms were clean. Breakfast was good. Staff were really nice & they spoke little English. The only worry i had was the air conditioning - it was on economy savings..luckily there was the air vent... More

I stayed here for 4 nights while at a conference in Fukuoka. The hotel is right opposite the Hakata station, which made it very simple to find after a short journey from the airport. The front desk staff were very welcoming and spoke good English, much to my relief. The room was small, but having talked to colleagues staying elsewhere,... More

Arriving late at night after a flight from Sydney to Tokyo and then to Fukuoka before traveling on to the countryside early the next morning, the Comfort Hotel was just a perfect place to stay the night. The beds were nice and firm and the sheets not nasty synthetic and the doona cover light but ever so warm. Of course... More

For travelers it is important to recharge your many electronic gadgets during your stay at the hotel but the wrong setting of the extended socket displeased me as all of them are nailed to the wall in a reverse position where I could not put the plug onto the extended socket. I could only inconveniently recharge the battery one thing... More

I stayed there, because I planed to keep my baggage at the hotel and get it back after travel. But the hotel said it could not keep the baggage because of the power-out. So I put my baggage to coin locker in the station. Breakfast eating place is not the restaurant but only open lobby.

We stayed one night at the Comfort Inn Hakata because it was a convenient location to the station for our late arrival from Nagasaki. We were able to get a spacious room with four beds for 20,000Yen. which was outside our budget but was only for one night. A guest laundry on the 14th floor was a great convenience Staff... More

** Disclaimer I was at a twin room on a non-smoking floor, facing the streets. Dunno about any other rooms. **Location Location is great. The metro that connects straight from the airport and the rest of the city is just across the street, and so is the bus terminal that can take you to the spa places like kurogawa and... More