3-11 Reisen-machi Hakata-ku, Fukuoka Prefecture, 8120039, Fukuoka City
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Overall Rating: 87%From a total of 42 Reviews
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73% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (9)
This Ryokan is very old with creaky floors however it is still kept very clean. The rooms were spacious and serviced every day. The staff although nice, however do not speak english very well making it difficult to communicate. The ryokan is close to the main areas in Fukuoka either by feet or train.This Ryokan is very old with creaky floors however it is still kept very clean. The rooms were spacious and serviced every day. The staff although nice, however do not speak english very well making it difficult to communicate. The ryokan is close to the main areas in Fukuoka either by feet or train....Close
Duong, Vietnam | Male 18-24 | 05th December 2009
80% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (1)
Had a good time in this traditional Japanese inn. Too bad the kitchen was closed on the day we were there so we could not enjoy the breakfast as well.
The place is also easily reached from Fukuoka's international port by bus number 19. The ride takes about 15 minutes and costs 220 Yen. Just get off at Gion-machi. To go to the port from the ryokan you need bus number 88.Had a good time in this traditional Japanese inn. Too bad the kitchen was closed on the day we were there so we could not enjoy the breakfast as well.
The place is also easily reached from Fukuoka's international port by bus number 19. The ride takes about 15 minutes and costs 220 Yen. Just get off at Gion-machi. To go to the port from the ryokan you need bus number 88....Close
isis88699, Israel | Couple 25-30 | 04th December 2009
96% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (5)
It was a little difficult to find, but once we found it we loved it! It felt really traditional and authentic - there are even public baths to try if you want to. But it also has Western toilets and private shower. I loved the Japanese garden in the middle. Was sorry we were only staying one night - would love to go back and stay longer next time.It was a little difficult to find, but once we found it we loved it! It felt really traditional and authentic - there are even public baths to try if you want to. But it also has Western toilets and private shower. I loved the Japanese garden in the middle. Was sorry we were only staying one night - would love to go back and stay longer next time....Close
wishthefish, Australia | Female 18-24 | 04th December 2009
83% Customer Rating
Avid Traveller (16)
Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and a good place to relax. No party vibe though, everyone keeps to themself...a very private hostel. Comfortable rooms and good showers!Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and a good place to relax. No party vibe though, everyone keeps to themself...a very private hostel. Comfortable rooms and good showers!...Close
skeandhus, England | Male 18-24 | 25th November 2009
90% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (2)
Not sure who on staff supposedly spoke English, but still an absolutley wonderful little Ryoukan.Not sure who on staff supposedly spoke English, but still an absolutley wonderful little Ryoukan....Close
andrewhill165121, USA | Male 18-24 | 22nd November 2009
96% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (7)
The Ryokan was fantastic. Huge room compared to others we had stayed in in Japan, with a great view over the central garden. Staff were really helpful. Would love to stay here again.The Ryokan was fantastic. Huge room compared to others we had stayed in in Japan, with a great view over the central garden. Staff were really helpful. Would love to stay here again....Close
Simon, Australia | Couple 25-30 | 10th November 2009
96% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (1)
As far as we can tell this is very close to the \" real\" japanese Ryokan-Style. The rooms are authentic and old-fashioned in the best meaning. Of course the staff speaks almost no english, but you get along if you read some information about Ryokans and how they work differently in advance. Oh, and if you want you can get the best japanese- style breakfast for some extra Yen. As far as we can tell this is very close to the \" real\" japanese Ryokan-Style. The rooms are authentic and old-fashioned in the best meaning. Of course the staff speaks almost no english, but you get along if you read some information about Ryokans and how they work differently in advance. Oh, and if you want you can get the best japanese- style breakfast for some extra Yen. ...Close
Janakkermann, Germany | Male 31-40 | 09th November 2009
93% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (1)
Has amazing character! The staff is friendly and its clean! Has amazing character! The staff is friendly and its clean! ...Close
lisa_bergenfelz7525, Sweden | | 04th November 2009
86% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (1)
My cousin's and I stayed here for an evening, the staff was very friendly (and fortunately spoke decent english) and helped us with directions and the usage of the phones at the drop of a hat.
The public bath was very clean and well kept, as were the private showers. The room we stayed in was clean and fairly large. I highly recommend this hostel if you are ever in the area.
I would highly recommendMy cousin's and I stayed here for an evening, the staff was very friendly (and fortunately spoke decent english) and helped us with directions and the usage of the phones at the drop of a hat.
The public bath was very clean and well kept, as were the private showers. The room we stayed in was clean and fairly large. I highly recommend this hostel if you are ever in the area.
I would highly recommend...Close
bradleynakata181, Canada | Male 18-24 | 29th October 2009
76% Customer Rating
Novice Nomad (2)
Like staying in a little piece of history! The room was much larger than I expected for a single, had tv, ac, mini-fridge. Lovely decor. Plenty of toilets and sink stations; a little light on the private showers but there are public baths/showers for each gender. The bath was large and nice, but it could have used a draining and scrub; it was a little mildew-y. Public areas aren't really great for socializing. Lady who works days has some English, guy who does nights has almost none. Like staying in a little piece of history! The room was much larger than I expected for a single, had tv, ac, mini-fridge. Lovely decor. Plenty of toilets and sink stations; a little light on the private showers but there are public baths/showers for each gender. The bath was large and nice, but it could have used a draining and scrub; it was a little mildew-y. Public areas aren't really great for socializing. Lady who works days has some English, guy who does nights has almost none. ...Close
chloeplays8896, USA | Female 25-30 | 03rd October 2009
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