Find Gion Station Bed And Breakfast

TOUSUMI was an incredible experience. It was in a great location, surrounded by great restaurants, stores, and subway stations, and was easily accessible and accommodating. The rooms were cleaned excellently and the staff even went above and beyond to ensure cleanliness and assist us with our inquiries. The check-in and check-out process was seamless. The facilities were spacious, well-thought out, modern and minimalist, and comfortable, with appropriate amounts of AC/heating as well as a...

Perfect for families. This location is right on the edge of lively areas but just a short walk to everything you want or need for kids and adults. The staff was also very helpful and we’re happy to accommodate every step of the way with the best attitudes.

All is nice Perfect location which is close to Yatai. The only issue is the room is a bit small but still manageable.

A great location. Not too far from the station and easy access to the subway. The bath was nice as well! The staff was great and very helpful in forwarding our luggage to the next hotel. Would definitely stay here again!

Hotel Nikki is a good choice for its location. It connects to the Hakata station via P5 exit. Service is good but the design is slightly outdated.

This hotel is close to a major shopping mall and the Hakata JR Station (also a stop for the Shinkansen as well). The staff were very friendly and also very accommodating. The rooms were of decent size for Japanese standards. The room looked a little dated, but at least it was clean. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. When we shipped our luggage to the next hotel, the hotel staff were able to tell us the price, filled out the paperwork for us and let us know when to expect it. They...

small but nice.

3rd time staying at a Dormy Inn; 2nd at Gion. The location is great (especially the proximity to the Kawabata Arcade and Canal City); Hakata Station is also within walking distance. It's a treat to have access to a hot spring bath and the ice pops, probiotic drinks and late-night ramen are other pluses.

While room is small it contained everything I would need. Just note that staff do not understand English. Google translate was helpful

We love the location, the staff, and the decent sized rooms here - we’ve tried a few other places in Fukuoka, but this is the hotel we end up coming back to

The hotel was very clean, and the staff were kind and attentive. The amenities were excellent, especially the pajamas. It’s also very close to the station, which was really convenient. I had a wonderful stay.

The hotel looked newly opened. Room was very cozy and calming - gave me zen like feel from entrance of the property and to the room. Selection of complimentary drinks (including wine and Sake) were great! Not too far from train station, plenty of restaurants (Izakaya and Cafe) in walking distance too. I will definitely book this hotel again!

We booked two double beds rooms with a massage chair. The rooms are relatively clean and tidy. But, I found some stains in the toilet door and dirt in closestool. The size of rooms are also relatively big. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The choice of breakfast has quite been wide range. The taste of food is delicious. However, this hotel does not have free parking for customers. They only give the customers a little discount for the parking fee. The normal parking fee is ¥2000...

Very easy to get around and very easy to shop. We mainly go to the eating places.

Staff is very kind, polite and helpful. Love that there's lots of options and train station near by

no problems

In my humble opinion this is a 3 star hotel not 4. Don’t get me wrong, it’s clean & modern. Staff is friendly, but I noticed the walls in the room were dirty and scratched. Great centric location though.

Really a hot spot in the area. Ichiran Ramen flagship store is a few minutes away walking and it’s 24 hours! The breakfast buffet is pretty good, you can order it as part of your room stay here on Expedia. Lots to do in the area. Single guys take note, you gotta stay here, nightlife is rampant. Do your research, more things to do. Lots of girls holding signs for bars, like in Shinjuku. There’s also some major shopping areas here like Canal City. On the way there, there are the Yatai food...