Top Hotels Near Nishi Park in Fukuoka from AU$50

"Breakfast was great and delicious. Close to Hakata station which is great also. It will be appreciated if extra fee for the hotel stay will be noted during the booking. Extra fee is not expensive but still it will be great if the fee is posted on their website. "

"This hotel was conveniently located, just steps away from Akasaka Station, just one station from Tenjin which offers plenty of shopping and restaurants. Hotel is well designed with good usage of space. It was a very enjoyable and comfortable stay for six nights."

"Had a pleasant stay"

"Breakfast not offered in hotel but in restaurant 2 floors below the Lobby. Quality of food on offer 3 stars or below. We paid over $330 per night for a small room, old furniture, old carpets and mattresses on beds almost as hard as lying on bricks. This hotel in NO WAY deserves a 9.4 rating. We were very disappointed with the quality of this hotel. The only exceptional feature of this hotel was the staff. My advice is AVOID this hotel. "

"The Hollywood triple room was smaller than we expected for three people, our 3 big luggages barely fit & opening them made it even tighter. I’ve stayed here before in a bigger room, which I definitely preferred, but it wasn’t available this time. That said, the location is excellent, close to everything & the underground passages are super convenient once you get used to them. I also love that it’s connected to a mall, so there’s always something to do nearby. The bathtub & mist shower feature are great. Just remember to ask for bath salts at the 6th floor lobby during check in if you want to fully enjoy the tub, great after a long day of walking & exploring!"

"We had a great stay at Nishitetsu Grand Hotel. The superior triple room was very spacious, perfect for three of us with about seven luggages. The double beds were big enough that we didn’t even need the third (foldable futon sofa bed), so we folded it up & used it as a sofa, which made the room feel even bigger. Definitely one of the more spacious rooms I’ve stayed in Japan. The hotel itself is a bit older, but very clean & well kept. The elevators are fast but close quickly, so you have to move fast with your luggage or risk getting cut off. One downside was the AC, it’s centrally controlled & it got pretty warm. You can call staff to adjust it, which helps, but afterward you can’t really fine-tune the temperature."

"Great location. It would have been nice if they offered more coffee in the room."

"Room feels stuffy when full house. Shoes have no locker or enough racks, scattered everywhere and smell so bad "

"This hotel is not only old and outdated, but also extremely dirty. The air itself smelled of dust, making the entire stay uncomfortable. The walls were visibly dirty, and the carpet appeared as though it had not been cleaned in years. The photos shown online do not accurately reflect the current condition of the property. They are clearly retouched and misleading, as the actual state of the hotel is far older and significantly dirtier than presented. The bathroom was very small and had mold throughout, which was unacceptable. The so-called “free breakfast” is not worth considering as a benefit and does not make up for the overall experience. I am genuinely surprised that this place is still operating given the condition of the furniture, sheets, and towels, all of which were in a very poor state."