Find hotels near Kaidan-in Temple, Fukuoka from $54

"Very good location near train station, bus stop, supermarket and convenience stores. Excellent cafe on 1st floor. What makes this hotel exceptional is the staff and service they provide. Bellhop was there to assist with our luggage as soon as we arrived, check-in staff "

"There are laundromats but only three. Wi-Fi is ok and the television, though supports screen mirroring, fails to play Netflix or Prime due to copyright stuff. The staff are friendly and helpful. They could help to receive my Amazon deliveries and keep my large luggage till I returned to stay with them after some side trips."

"Helpful staff and clean rooms. However, rooms are a bit small and struggle to open a large suitcase"

"baggage storage is $500 yen per bag if check in early at 2 pm they ask for $700 yen per hour until real check in time 4 pm which is $1400 yen"

"The room was clean and tidy. Staff were friendly and helpful. Good location. Numerous dining options within short walk."

"A very modern and stunning hotel locating at a friendly and beautiful neighborhood. Very helpful staff and they did recognized your Expedia grade! Room is comparatively spacious as compared to traditional Japanese hotel. A walkable distance to the Hakata Train Station and they do offer free parking !"

"Room is too small for 3 twin beds and hot. "

"Breakfast menu was great."

"We arrived to the hotel and found that it did look anything like the lovely clean and bright pictures we had seen listed. It was dark, and there were several stains dotted around the apartment from walls to sofa to carpet. This had already put us off, and then we opened the bathroom door to be greeted by the smell of raw sewage coming up from the drains. Due to arriving after an International flight, we made do and stayed for 1 out of the 2 nights booked. The next morning the smell had become 10x worse and was filling the apartment. I no longer felt comfortable staying here when I had paid over £160 for 2 nights, I expected far better, and booked myself into another hotel up to road to enjoy the last night of our stay in Fukuoka there. Along side this, we were greeted with very lacking kichen supplies, one kitchen knife, 4 spoons, a plate, 2 glasses and a pot come pan. No oil, no utensils to cook with. Other than the location and easy check-in / out I would unfortunately not recommend this property"