Hostels in Fukuoka

Great hostel, spotless and quiet. Good location. Rooms were a bit cold at night though, but apart from that it’s a good place to spend a few nights in Fukuoka.

It is good hotel for the youth and young couple

It was a nice stay, people were typically quiet. It was definitely a lot of people there in the same room, but most people were very respectful. The breakfast was also really nice to start your day off well (toast, vegetable juice and some cereal I think). They also have a large book of their recommended places to visit/where to eat if you want to browse. Overall nice hostel, although a bit too many...

Loved the location; it’s a 5-minute walk from the nearest subway (Nakasu-Kawabata station). It’s also near Tenjin area. Eating and drinking are not allowed in the room; encouraged to eat and drink at the lounge on level 9. The lounge has a kitchen (complete with stove, cooking utensils, oven toaster, microwave and fridge) so you can cook or heat up your food there. They also have some brochures...

Very recommended for solo traveller's with high guest standards and very good safety and security measurement.

we recently stayed at Webase Hostel and had an overall pleasant experience. The room and bathroom were both very clean, which made my stay comfortable and relaxing. The cleanliness of the facilities is definitely a highlight, and everything felt well-maintained and tidy. The staff at the hostel were also incredibly welcoming and friendly. They were always ready to help and made the check-in process...

It had all we needed! Perfect location! Sad you have to pay for a towel... For the rest great roo.

The hostel's location is a little bit out of the way, but otherwise it is close to convinience stores and Hakata station. The place itself is clean, though the bathroom and toilet is a share space. You will have to be quiet in the hostel to not disturb other guests and wait for your queue if there are a lot of guests. You also might have a little bit of trouble with check-in time since the hostel has...

The receptionist sister is a really kind person. When i check in i don't have cash and my credit card had some problems so can't withdraw any money. This kind sister tell me to buy a tobacco in convenient store for the charge of check in tax. Which saved me or I'm gonna sleep on the street. And this hostel is every clean. Everyone is quiet and friendly. Makes me wanna come again!the space is a little...

Very clean, convenient to Hakata Station. I enjoy my stay here. They have amenities to cook my vegan food also.

The room is quite small, but overall it's enough for sleeping. It's not crowded, so it's a relatively quiet space. However, there are quite a few rules compared to other hostels. The staff service was good. The biggest advantage is its proximity to Hakata Station, and convenience stores and the subway are also easily accessible.

The place is good, well located and clean. The owner and employees are friendly. However the common washroom is a bit small (only 1 shower and toilet for men)

Best at this price. Hostel condition and management procedures are up to expectation. Shared dormitory is not easy for big luggage users if allocated upper deck. Location is perfect for shopping, dining or moving around to say trip or next destination, almost all reachable like a few hundred metres. Enjoyed the corner gyoza sho, juicy gyoza with draft beer very much, small and cosy yet not pricy

Great location, right in the Kawabata-dori shopping arcade, but the facilities are a bit old. The bed creaks loudly when you lie down.

Close to the train station, centrally located between Tenjin and Hakata, and near a 24-hour Don Quijote. The area isn't isolated, and the accommodation is clean. Highly recommend for budget travelers!

Good place to stay, will make a reservation again for the next visit

Friendly staff, close to metro station, kitchen for all needs. Nice and clean.

Great location, budget friendly and very nice staff.

The bedding was clean. I found the check-in process a bit exhausting due to the excessive and detailed explanations. The only other issue was the discomfort caused by the number of smokers often gathered near the hostel entrance, right next to a tobacco shop. Aside from that, the facilities were very clean, and it was a satisfying stay.

I was searching for a guesthouse near Hakata Station and found this one. I've stayed in many guesthouses overseas, so I was surprised at how clean a Japanese guesthouse was. The toilets, showers, sinks, and other water areas were always clean, and the beds were spacious and spacious enough for me to stretch out my legs. The futon was fluffy, and I ended up sleeping even more than usual. The staff...

This is a budget hostel, so the space is cramped. There's a women-only dorm with six beds, and several mixed dorm beds as well. The accommodation has two shared bathrooms and two shower rooms, one women-only.

Mixed Dormitory 8 people per room, bunk beds All beds have curtains Clean and quiet The owner is incredibly friendly The location is slightly off the beaten path But if you consider it a walkable option while enjoying the surrounding scenery, it's worth it.

It's a bit of a walk from Hakata Station, but not too far. You can also take the bus. The staff were very kind and explained the hotel to me. It was clean and left a good impression. It seemed like there were many guests from overseas. I had a quiet and comfortable stay.

Everything is good, there is everything you need. From the central station Hakata walk 20 minutes. Clean; in the women's room 6 bunk beds. Free coffee / tea. Towels are paid. You can rent a bicycle for 500 tenge per day