“Hotel with old world hospitality”

The hotel Takakura is located in the heart of city with subway and JR train connectivity. The staff is highly courteous and accomodating. There is a grocery store seven eleven next door. There was a vending machine on our floor which was quite convenient. The rooms are rather congested. It is locat… Więcej

The hotel Takakura is located in the heart of city with subway and JR train connectivity. The staff is highly courteous and accomodating. There is a grocery store seven eleven next door. There was a vending machine on our floor which was quite convenient. The rooms are rather congested. It is located on a quiet street . The staff was helpful when we requested for heating of ready to eat meals and also brought us toasted bread on our request as we are vegetarians.though the hotel has a neglected look, it is conveniently located with a helpful staff.

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“A nice city hotel to revisit”

I stayed four nights in Fukuoka Takakura hotel and grew to like the location more as I had more chances to walk around its vicinity. It's very close to Yakuin station ( nishitetsu line and subway) and one can take a walk to Tenjin as well. I actually took a long walk back from Canal city area after… Więcej

I stayed four nights in Fukuoka Takakura hotel and grew to like the location more as I had more chances to walk around its vicinity. It's very close to Yakuin station ( nishitetsu line and subway) and one can take a walk to Tenjin as well. I actually took a long walk back from Canal city area after dinner one night and found one popular road side ramen stall that has a long queue nearby! The room and bath for single occupancy is small but I know it is already considered more spacious than other typical business hotels, the service standard is excellent with English speaking staff. The hotel also has a nice lobby area for meeting with guests. The buffet breakfast is ok standard, I thought it will be good if more fruits can be served. Overall I find it a nice hotel that is worth revisiting.

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“Clean, comfortable, spacious for Japan, great service.”

We stayed for 3 nights. The basic double room was spacious for Japan, clean, comfortable, and good value. Some aspects a bit dated: TV and radio, but this is very minor. Wifi occasionally unreliable, but was good speed in the room. The staff were excellent. Polite, helpful, the service in general… Więcej

We stayed for 3 nights. The basic double room was spacious for Japan, clean, comfortable, and good value. Some aspects a bit dated: TV and radio, but this is very minor. Wifi occasionally unreliable, but was good speed in the room. The staff were excellent. Polite, helpful, the service in general was excellent. The breakfast was fairly standard japanese and western options. Not worth the 1700 yen, but fine. Easy 5-10 min stroll into centre of town, plenty of good food nearby. Overall: good value, good sized, clean and comfortable rooms. find breakfast close by.

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“Noisy trains passing by Takakura Hotel Fukuoka ”

We paid JPY14,500 for a Friday night and JPY24,000 for a Saturday night. Really not cheap at all. We specially requested for a quiet room when we checked-in in the morning. We went back to the hotel at night after dinner, we were surprised to find our room was facing the Tenjin Omuta Line. Whenever… Więcej

We paid JPY14,500 for a Friday night and JPY24,000 for a Saturday night. Really not cheap at all. We specially requested for a quiet room when we checked-in in the morning. We went back to the hotel at night after dinner, we were surprised to find our room was facing the Tenjin Omuta Line. Whenever trains passed by, it was very noisy and disturbing. The train service was from 5:30 am until midnight. We could have quiet sleep for less than 6 hours a night. Very disappointing. Will not choose this hotel in future.

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“Very small room but good service”

This is an ok hotel. Close to Yakuin station which is quite central in Fukuoka with a few restaurants and cafes in walking distance. No complaints about the service was fine. The main issue was that the room was claustrophobically small but probably not as small as some rooms in Japan.