Published date: July 15, 2025
Cost-effective Solo Trip to Fukuoka!
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I picked accommodations thinking that as long as the access was good and I could sleep, it would be fine! However, the place had a large public bath, and I could rest quite comfortably. It was quiet around, making my stay very pleasant.
Experiences during the trip
I took a spontaneous one-night solo trip to Fukuoka. The city was lively with the Yamagas festival happening right in front of the station.
There were so many ramen shops within a 10-minute walk from the hotel, but I chose a famous place recommended by locals. It’s better to be prepared to wait in line, but if you’re alone, it’s easier to get in than if you’re in a group.
The next day I explored the Kego and Tenjin areas for cafes, craft beers, and shopping. Fukuoka has many attractive spots packed into a compact space, and the airport is close to the city.
I also realized that flights are cheap with LCCs, and weekend getaway trips are really appealing!