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KKR Hotel Hakata

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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's friendly and helpful staff, with many finding the rooms to be clean and spacious. However, some reviewers mention that the rooms can be a bit run down or noisy, and the location is not always considered to be in the town center, requiring a short walk to the subway.

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4-chōme-21-1 Yakuin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0022, Japan
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Phone
092-521-1361
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Website
www.kkr-hakata.com

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About this place KKR Hotel Hakata

KKR Hotel Hakata is an LGBTQ+-friendly hotel located in the Yakuin area of Chuo Ward, placing you in a central position within Fukuoka. The hotel welcomes LGBTQ+ travellers and provides a comfortable base for exploring this vibrant Kyushu city. Fukuoka has a growing LGBTQ+ scene, and staying at a venue known for its inclusive approach means you can relax knowing you're in a space that actively welcomes diverse guests. Hotels in this category typically offer standard hospitality amenities and a friendly atmosphere where all travellers are valued. Whether you're visiting for business, leisure, or to explore the local LGBTQ+ community, this location in the heart of the city gives you easy access to restaurants, transport links, and neighbourhoods worth discovering. The Yakuin area is well-connected and convenient for getting around Fukuoka. For more information about facilities, room types, and current offerings, you can visit their website at http://www.kkr-hakata.com/. As with any travel accommodation, it's worth checking directly with the hotel about specific amenities, accessibility features, or services that matter most to your stay.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) LGBTQ+ Multilingual staff Walk-ins welcome

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英敬富永
英敬富永 Jun 2026
宮崎誠夫
宮崎誠夫 Jun 2026

This is a hotel owned by the National Public Service Mutual Aid Association, but it's in a quiet location and very comfortable. The annual alumni meeting of my workplace is held here.

Nisu
Nisu May 2026

These days, it's common to find 500ml bottles of water in the room, but this hotel had a water dispenser in front of the elevator. The amenities were well-stocked, and the room was clean. It was a safe and decent choice!

ズシコウスケ
ズシコウスケ May 2026
5 ble
5 ble May 2026

We often stay here as a family. The facilities are clean. The breakfast buffet has returned as the pandemic is coming to an end. During the pandemic, they switched to a packed lunch style, which is why we avoided staying there. I think the breakfast buffet is the biggest draw. It's delicious. The rooms are average, but the kids are happy just staying there, so that's enough. You can get a pretty good deal if you use travel subsidies. We'll definitely stay again. P.S. One disappointing thing is that there's no white rice at the lunch buffet! I'm sure there are many people who would like white rice.

なっきー
なっきー May 2026

It's close to the downtown area and within walking distance. Being in a residential area, it's very quiet, and the hotel itself was very clean and elegant. If I had to nitpick, I wish there was a large public bath.

寺崎史郎
寺崎史郎 May 2026

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