Randor Hotel Fukuoka

Room had a foul smell. Includes a washer but no dryer. We were unable to use it due to the fact that there is no space to hang the clothing to dry. Ugh don’t do it… I wish I just spent a little more to get a better hotel.

This apartment-style hotel offers a quiet environment, affordable prices, cooking facilities, river views from the balcony, and convenient transportation. Bus and subway stations are within a 5-10 minute walk, and there are many convenience stores nearby.

The bed was so comfortable!! So soft and cozy! I almost cancelled my trip because of the bed! (´▽｀) All the facilities were complete and perfect. I loved it! 💕 I'd definitely stay here again if I had the chance!! The staff were also very friendly. 🫶🏻

Perfect for those who enjoy independent travel; it includes a washing machine and a kitchenette, which is really convenient.

Canal City Tenjin Hakata Station is conveniently located for walking on nice days, and there are three convenience stores and restaurants nearby, making it convenient. They even provided luggage storage and helpful explanations using an interpreter. I saw reviews complaining about the poor condition of the rooms, but contrary to my concerns, they were clean. The kitchenette provided a convenient place to prepare simple meals.

Pretty close to most public transport, bus and underground. easy access to Hakata bus station and Tenjin, only few stops. and the most attractive point is close to Yanagibashi Rengo Market, like around 5 to 7 mins by walking. I went there 3 times for my 4 days of stay. Staff are nice, environment is good. only problem is the room is relatively small, which is not enough to open 2 28-inches luggage. Love the kitchen, basic utensils and bowls and provided. I prepared udon and soba, served with wagyu beef , easy over eggs for dinner.

Because Fukuoka is known for its fast customs clearance, I arrived at Fukuoka Airport on AirAsia flight 16:00. By 17:00, I was already flying low over the Fukuoka subway. For the first two days, I stayed in an apartment-style hotel about 500 meters from Watanabe-dori Station. Luckily, there was a Hyakushun-kan local supermarket right outside the station exit, making it very convenient to buy fresh groceries before heading home. Because it's an apartment-style hotel, everything depicted in SOD (Super-Dress Activated) is real. Especially the corridor outside the elevator – it's practically identical! It felt like any of the apartments next door would have a Japanese woman taking out the trash. (Just kidding!) The hotel isn't unmanned, so entry and exit are convenient. There's no possibility of checking into one building and then staying in another. It also doesn't have the poor soundproofing and cleanliness issues common in some Fukuoka apartment-style motels. (Even the most affordable accommodations should be convenient and quiet.) Cleanliness is a basic minimum requirement for this type of apartment-style accommodation. The room is approximately 20 square meters and features a double bed and river view. (Two single beds pushed together should be at least 200 cm wide.) (Suitable for 2 adults and 1 child) During the day, you can step out onto the small balcony to enjoy the stunning river view while having brunch. Besides pots, pans, and kitchen utensils, the IH stove with a range hood is fully equipped. Making a late-night snack or breakfast is no problem at all. There's a washing machine and laundry detergent available for free in the hallway after entering the room. Even better, the bathroom has a drying function, so you don't have to worry about not having a place to dry your clothes. The entire bathroom is your drying room, which is very convenient and thoughtful. (As a lazy person, the first thing that comes to mind is being able to travel to Japan without bringing too many clothes XD) The hairdryer is also a freestanding type, not a wall-mounted one, and it's a Japanese brand, so the airflow is strong. #Fukuoka holiday accommodation starts at twice the weekday price, comparable to Taiwan #Two nights cost approximately NT$6500 #Staying in a star-rated hotel for the last three days on a weekday is relatively more cost-effective #Disadvantages are as follows: The bed is a bit soft, but I brought my own pillow, so it's fine XD #There's no daily housekeeping for consecutive stays. #To change bath towels and hand towels, you need to leave them at the door the next morning before leaving.

The hotel staff are friendly and will store your luggage before check-in and after check-out. The price is reasonable, but the rooms are a bit small. The laundry and cooking facilities are a plus. The location is a bit tricky, but if you're comfortable walking, both Hakata and Tenjin are within walking distance.

It's more spacious and cleaner than you'd expect. It's the best value hotel. If you have good legs, you can walk to Tenjin and Hakata in less than 15 minutes.

20minutes’ walk from Hakata or you can take the bus. A bus stop is quite near, so quite accessible. Apartment building converted for short term rentals. Has bath, kitchen, fridge, and washing machine (although no laundry detergent). It wasn’t bad.

We stayed at this accommodation as three guys. It was great for sleeping since there were three beds, and it was also nice to hang out in the living room.