2 star hotels in Kitakyushu

The hotel's location was good, but the rooms feel old. I stayed with breakfast included, so the breakfast was good.

The staff were so friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble.

Very friendly and helpful check in staff. Breakfast was reasonable

OK hotel but very expensive for the quality: the equipment is old.

Although the facilities are old, they are good value for money and the rooms are spacious. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Shimonoseki Station, so it's great for walking around.

Been here for just one night and must say great deal for money and you'll get a nice and relaxing place to stay.. Staff were so accommodating. Two thumbs for that.

Even during the busy December season, you can stay here for as little as ¥3,800 per night. Online prepayment is available; however, Kitakyushu City’s accommodation tax must be paid separately in cash at the hotel (¥200). Including the tax, the total came to ¥4,000. The room is extremely small and the facilities are quite old. If you are only looking for a place to sleep, it should be fine. That said...

Location not the best but walkable to most of the tourists places .. good value for a room , free coffee on t$3 ground floor, restaurant are around the hotel.

It's a little far from Kokura Station, but within walking distance, and it's close to the downtown area, so it's convenient. However, while it's convenient, be careful as there are groups of drunk people who shout strange things in the early hours of the morning. The hotel itself is well-equipped.

It's a bit of a walk from Kokura Station, but it's close to the food and drink district so it's a great place for bar hopping.

We stayed here for two with no meals included, but it was close to the city center and was spacious enough for just sleeping. It had all the basic amenities and was good value for money, so I'd like to stay here again if I come to Kokura.

The room is compact and fine for a one night stay. The walls are thin and the doors are thin so you can easily hear the sounds from the hallway and the neighboring rooms.

Front desk staff are nice. Reception only opens till 12midnight, we almost couldn’t check-in as we’d arrived late. Some strange smell from the toilet, but overall the room is clean.

It is just opposite to Danguo Market, and the dining area is opposite to Danguo Station. The hardware equipment is a bit old, and the breakfast is quite ordinary, but the dining area is very Japanese drama-like. It wins in terms of cost performance.

It is within walking distance from Kokura Station, and is right in front of the monorail's Tangaichiba Station, so it is easily accessible. It was perfect for a solo traveler or someone just staying overnight.

It was a great place to stay. Small bathroom, but average space room. It was a comfy bed with window behind. It was neither cold not hot at night. Amenities were nice. Just pick everything up on the second floor.

The room is very small and there are not enough sockets, but it's only over 400 during holidays, what else can I say.

The rooms are a little old, but they are well-cleaned and have good security. One of the hotel's special features is that you can get free rice balls in the dining room until 9am. The woman at the front desk is very friendly and polite. It's a very warm place.

The Prince Hotel in Shimonoseki is right by the station, less than 5 minutes walk. To get there without steps was a slightly longer route but does exist. The area it is in is largely derelict businesses or sex work establishments so if that bothers you I would book elsewhere. The rooms itself was surprisingly spacious with good functionality and facilities. The bed was comfortable and while there...

The breakfast is simple but the overall environment is very clean. The price is too high during holidays and it is not worth it. There is a *** next to it and the conditions are a bit poor. If you are traveling with children, it may be a bit bad.

It's conveniently located near the station. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. I hope they can improve the breakfast, which is only toast.

Free parking is available. There is a multi-storey car park just behind the hotel.

Much better than I thought. I thought it was a shabby little hotel, but I didn't expect it to be clean, sanitary and cheap. The front desk was very friendly and it is super close to the station. I spent two days here. Nearby is the Chunfan Tower where the Treaty of Shimonoseki was signed.

It was an old-fashioned business hotel, but the location was good. I would have appreciated it if the free breakfast had more items.

I stayed at this hotel twice, at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, when I returned home to Kyushu from Kanagawa. I stayed there on my motorcycle, and the hotel has a covered parking lot, so I would especially recommend it for motorcyclists. There's a 7-Eleven just a short walk away, and there's a large selection of manga (magazines and comics) at the hotel reception, so you'll never...

Stairs to the entrance.. shampoo buffet

It is quite far from JR Moji Port, a 15-minute walk. There is a 711 and a fast food restaurant that closes at 10 o'clock in the evening. Breakfast only costs 10 yuan extra, which is very good, but I have to go to the gateway market the next day, so I don't have it. The room is bigger than expected, the bathroom has a small bathtub, and the single bed can barely sleep two people. You can choose your...

You have to walk a little from the station, but it's quite close if you're driving.

Located in Kitakyushu City, this hotel was very flexible and comfortable. There were a lot of free things and announcements on how to get points. Usually, you have to pay for TV, but it was free! Information on how to get Jalan points, etc. Unfortunately, when I checked out, I found information on the availability of drinks, but I gave up on getting a drink. There were also many tourist spots nearby...

Great bed and surprised big washroom(compared to other Japanese hotel at this price). No view from guest room and lobby and a little far from station. But the Mejiko retro observation room beside the port only cost 300 so as a place for a rest it’s totally well worth.

The overall room was nice and clean! The bath area was especially comfortable. The welcome drink service was great, and it was also nice that we could go out like in a regular hotel. I'd like to stay here again.

I had a good experience with this hotel. Parking was a nice addition to other amenities. Breakfast was served to the room sharp at the arranged time. View from a room to a port/bay was nice.

It's very clean, and the waiting room is a space that doesn't feel like a love hotel. The rooms are clean and the hallways smell wonderful. The breakfast was also delicious. It's a place I'd like to come back to again.

We were visiting to watch the rugby at the Mikuni World Stadium and wanted somewhere to stay near by. This place was an absolute gem, incredible room, huge jet bath with TV, breakfast served in bed and the best part was the view from the balcony included the Mikuni World Stadium. Staff were amazing, they didn’t speak English but were very quick to assist and help. They received post for me before my...

The room was very clean and luxurious. You could see the fishing port from the balcony, and the sea breeze was nice. There weren't many places to eat nearby, but you could book a meal at the hotel or walk to the station. The air conditioning was very cold, and the quilt was a little thick, but the bed was very comfortable. The location was neither too far nor too close; it was a ten-minute walk to...

I can't believe there is such a perfect hotel in Japan! You can enjoy breakfast overlooking the sea every morning! just! It’s so detailed that even hairpins are included! The only complaint is that self-driving is more convenient! 😁😁

Hit or miss experience I guess, as it's a shared sleeping space, unfortunately for me it was a miss due to the other disruptive tenants in my room. An okay place if you just need a place to rest for the night. Toilets were clean. You can leave your luggage with them but it's essentially tagged and left by the corridor beside the receptionist area.

On the second day, we checked into Hostel & Dining TangaTable 🧳. The room type was a standard bunk bed 🛌

The place was exceptionally clean, and the room was a generous size. Each bed was equipped with curtains, offering excellent privacy. The facilities were user-friendly, impeccably maintained, and had everything one could possibly need. Despite being a mixed-gender dormitory, my stay was surprisingly peaceful.

Location was good a bit of a walk from the JR station … close to the market and castle , most places you want to visit is walkable.

Location was good a bit of a walk from the JR station … close to the market and castle , most places you want to visit is walkable.

Honestly, I wouldn't really recommend it. It's not that the service was bad, but the facilities were genuinely awful. I almost thought I was in Vietnam, not Japan.