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"I had a pleasant stay at Hotel Hokke Club Fukuoka and found it to be a great choice for my visit. The location is convenient, with easy access to transportation and nearby attractions, making it simple to get around the city."

"Everything was relatively smooth and while the location was incredibly convenient, some of the hotel policies seemed quite strict or inflexible. Like early check in was equivalent to paying for another night’s stay for us and after traveling for 24+ hours, would have appreciated some exploration of options to make it work. "

"OK breakfast. Not good restroom/bath tub (leaked). Terrible toliet. Theater room OK."

"The room was too cramped for two people, and we could barely move around."

"The hotel was the best one we had in Japan with all staff courteous, helpful and good at speaking English. Importantly there was plenty of place for the luggages in the room which is rare! It was very well located. "

"Reception staff are astute and proactive. We arrived early for check in and having to ask, they informed us that they would process check in for us, arrange to have our luggage stored and asked if we could be back at 3pm to pick up our room keys. Rooms are a good size and clean, although the property is dated. Room cleaning is once every 2 days but room amenities, towels are refreshed daily - on non-room cleaning days, they will put these in a bag, which is hung on your door knob. Pillows are small and some may find the mattress hard. Breakfast is great! Loved the onigiri and fresh seafood bowl. Location of hotel is also hard to beat. Very near to the metro, main shopping street and multiple malls, and car rental shops. Overall, this hotel offers good value."

"Room is small not enough room for two large suitcases and refrigerator made loud noise otherwise it is clean and located in pretty central area of Fukuoka so in general, it is a not bad hotel."

"Staff is helpful. "

"Outstanding service and rooms. They met every need we had and excelled our initial expectations upon arriving."