The Millennials Fukuoka — Hotel in Fukuoka

[GOOD]・I was able to have a good and stylish stay from the entrance of the building to the bed.・I was impressed by the rational system and high cost performance・Breakfast is as good as the restaurant, so it's expensive for breakfast, but I'm glad I made a reservation.・Amenities were exchanged free of charge even for consecutive nights.・The music playing in the lobby matched the image of the hotel and was comfortable.・ Information on tourist spots such as food stalls was useful・The location was good and I was able to do sightseeing all day long.- 4 outlets per bed[BAD]・I felt that the common areas around the water such as the toilet were not kept clean due to noticeable odors and stains on the walls.・If you lay the reclining bed horizontally, there will be a gap in the head, so the pillow will slide down and you will feel a little uncomfortable.・Because the bed is a little short vertically, it is cramped for tall people.・The laundry was crowded late at night, so I had no choice but to talk to other customers I happened to meet. I think it was spurred on)[Things to be aware of]・There is no vending machine, so if you want to drink water at night, you need to go down to the second floor to get water.・There is no change machine in the laundry, so you will have to go down to the front desk even in your pajamas to change money.・There are no lockers, only a number lock type safe under the bed, so it is not possible to secure anything other than valuables.Don't rely too much on reclining alarm clocksOverall I am very satisfied. I am also interested in a room with a projector, so I would like to stay...

The capsule hotel is tastefully decorated and there’s a happy hour from 5.30-6.30pm daily where u can choose between beer and lemon sour drink. The location is great too. However, as the sleeping area is quite dark, it’s possible to see all the dust floating around under the lights and on the first day, there was no air conditioning so it was super hot. On the second day, the aircon was switched on and on the third day, the aircon was switched off or reduced in the morning which made the place warm and stuffy again. I’m from a tropical place but the heat was really making me unwell since it’s indoors. One can switch on the fan in the cubicle but it’s also really dusty. The bed is comfortable but the sheets are too small and keeps coming off. The bed can be in a sofa position but it can become flat. When it becomes flat, the bed takes up all the space in the cubicle so one cannot store anything high upright (even a backpack must lie down) under the bed storage area. There’s 3 showers and 4 toilets which thankfully were not fully occupied at any one time. Towels need to be requested if staying more than one night. Toothbrush, cotton bud, cotton pad, a pack of tissue, sleeping ear plugs, towels are provided, the shower gel, shampoo and conditioner are in the bathroom. They provide paper towels and paper cups at the sink area. Overall it’s a really dusty place with weird temperature control which really affects one sleep so I wouldn’t be staying...

Very stylish space.Seems like there were many students on summer vacation.It seems that check-in can be done automatically, but since I didn't know how to do it, there were many people lined up directly in front of the place where people were.Check out also.Amenities were given to us, but there were no toothbrushes on the first day.Free beer is popular, and the first day there were chairs at the bar counter, but the next day there were no chairs and we were told we had to be standing. I wasn't sure if this varied from day to day or not.The hostel staff was helpful, but the kitchen staff was sometimes scary.There is a laundromat, but the dryer hardly dries anything.The machine also malfunctioned.One of the women's shower rooms had water running and stuck in the shower.The amenity bottles harden after each use, so you need time to use two pushes.The soap on the sinks is like water, so using it makes the area dirty.The beds are comfortable, but the noise when using the roll curtains is annoying.I opened the curtains after 1 am because I heard the noise of plastic bags being organized and it lasted for more than 30 minutes, and it was the room next door.Even with earplugs, the noise from next door seemed to be impossible to cover.It would be better to keep the luggage in a separate room, as in some capsule hotels, so there is no noise.I felt that 2 nights...