Hotel Resol Trinity Hakata — Hotel in Fukuoka

Fukuoka was my last stop on my trip to Japan and the hotel offered a perfect ending. The single room was of good size and very clean. The view (10th floor) was on a rusty top off one of the neighboring buildings but was ok. I appreciated getting access to a room even though I arrived early before check in at noon. There are a lot of hostess bars nearby but I didn't feel as stalked as in Shinjuku as everybody left me in peace. Everything is within walking distance. The staff was really helpful. I had a name of a yatai (street food) stall but was not able to find it. They went out of their way to help me (by writing the name down on a map so that I could look for the Japanese sign). The hotel is conveniently located close to the Nakasukawabata subway station with a direct connection to the airport. You should count 20 minutes to the airport and than a further 10 minute bus ride to the international terminal (as the train arrives at the domestic terminal). The onsen is really...

Fukuoka was my last stop on my trip to Japan and the hotel offered a perfect ending. The single room was of good size and very clean. The view (10th floor) was on a rusty top off one of the neighboring buildings but was ok. I appreciated getting access to a room even though I arrived early before check in at noon. There are a lot of hostess bars nearby but I didn't feel as stalked as in Shinjuku as everybody left me in peace. Everything is within walking distance. The staff was really helpful. I had a name of a yatai (street food) stall but was not able to find it. They went out of their way to help me (by writing the name down on a map so that I could look for the Japanese sign). The hotel is conveniently located close to the Nakasukawabata subway station with a direct connection to the airport. You should count 20 minutes to the airport and than a further 10 minute bus ride to the international terminal (as the train arrives at the domestic terminal). The onsen is really...

The room size is a bit bigger than the price.It's 100 meters away from Zhongzhou subway station... It's convenient to travel.The lobby of this hotel is on the 13th floor, with a wide view and a good view, but as soon as I entered the lobby, I found that the sofa was dirty and messy, and the grade suddenly dropped.I have stayed in at least 20 hotels in Japan, and this one has the worst hygienic environment I have ever encountered... The Japanese's cleanliness can't be found here. The bathroom is clean, but the room is full of dust.Known as being environmentally friendly, it is cleaned once every three days, and the garbage has to be thrown out the door. Environmental protection is fine, but not at the expense of service! Fortunately, I found Ctrip and paid for it to arrange daily cleaning. Otherwise, I really can't...