Published date: April 27, 2025
A Great Affordable Stay Near the Station in Hakata.
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
It's just two stations from Fukuoka Airport to Hakata Station, the last stop of the Shinkansen. From there, it takes about a 5-minute walk to reach the location.
The capsule hotel is located on the second floor of the bus terminal, featuring a simple setup where the large communal bath, capsules, and cafe booths are all on the same level.
The capsule is clean and has outlets and USB Type A ports.
The large bath isn't too big, but it does have a sauna. However, it was crowded since people using it for day-use also shared the space.
A few points of dissatisfaction include:
The lockers being dark and needing to be careful about leaving personal items behind.
While the capsules and lockers are accessible only to guests, other areas are open to non-guests, causing security concerns.
You can also hear noises from other capsules and people’s breathing, which is quite common in capsule hotels.
I recommend it for those looking to save money, but if you want to relax, a regular hotel might be a better choice.
Experiences during the trip
I arrived late at night, so I had something simple for dinner and went to Daichi Udon in the morning.
After that, I rented a car and went to a farm in Kiyama Town, Saga Prefecture, where emus are raised. Then about 10 minutes from there, I visited a cafe where I could eat emu meat.
It was a unique experience that I rarely get to have.