I stayed for nine days and eight nights. My visit was to catch up with friends and to process my visa at the Embassy. Due to the incredibly hot and humid weather, I spent most of my days inside my dorm. The hostel was cozy, with strong internet reception that allowed me to work remotely and drapes for privacy. The bed was extremely comfortable and came with a lockable cabinet for valuables. The kitchen was equipped with a large refrigerator, microwave, teapot, and sink, making it convenient to prepare coffee, heat meals, and store groceries. Showers and facilities are excellent, and laundry is available too. The hostel is easily accessible, just a short walk from the airport's free shuttle to the Subway-Airport line (K13), four stops away from Nakasu-Kawabata (K09), exit 7 (Theatre and Art Museum is here too.). After taking two escalators and turning right, a ten-minute straight walk leads you to the hostel on the right. Look for bicycles parked out front, so you don't miss it. Nearby are two convenience stores, Lawson and Family Mart, and a bakery in a pleasant residential area. The staff are exceptional, speaking English fluently, and there's a nice 24-hour meeting area and a bar open from 7:30 pm until 10 pm. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Common De Hostel and plan to return.

It would be helpful for travelers whose plans change to modify their refund policy. For example, my visa was completed just two days into my stay. I could have gone home early, but I paid for so many days, I didn't want to forfeit that investment, so I stayed. Once you pay, the total amount is nonrefundable. (maybe some booking agencies differ?)

This was my second time staying at Common de and I would still highly recommend the hostel. The beds are very comfortable, the location is fantastic and most of all the staff is very friendly and helpful. There's also a nice quiet bar in the hostel where you can hang out and meet other travelers.

Be careful with bumping your head when coming here! I've traveled in Japan for weeks and in Asia for months, so I think I'm used to low ceilings and door frames. But I'm 185cm (6'1") tall and here some of the low beams and door frames were only as high as my nose, so I kept bumping my head on everything over and over again. Also there's two toilets, one in the dorm room and one right next to the bar. Both have bad noise insulation, so they are not very private.

I have a good time at Common de. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The location is great and the building itself is good. I would definetely come again. It felt safe, especially traveling by myself as a woman, and my whole experience was good. The bar is very nice for socializing with both the staff and other travelers.

There should be some more tools in the kitchen, such as some cutlery, dishes, classes, just some basic things for everyday use. I think there should be some rule about wearing shoes inside the room area. I was very surprised it was the only hostel I stayed in Japan where people kept wearing outside dirty shoes in the room, around the beds and in the whole bedroom area in general. The place does provide slippers but in general people just don't really seem to follow that social rule in that hostel, for some reason.

I just stayed for a few nights. The asthetic of the place is exactly my cup of tea, so for me it's really beautiful. If I had known how cool and lovely this place is, I would have just stayed in Fukuoka for my whole trip. Not only was the staff awesome and so damn friendly, but I also met some of the other guests at the bar, and we had a great time. Would have loved to stay longer, and if I come back to Japan, I will stay there again because they made me feel home the minute I walked in. And every person in Fukuoka I interacted with was super nice and cheerful. It is a great and cool place to be.

Everything was very clean and the bed was spacious. The location is not far from the subway and there's a nice bakery just around the corner.

The check in procedure took a good ten minutes or more. First, you have to check in through a Line app. You have to add the hostel as a friend and then text something to get connected. Then fill the form online which was mostly in kanji. What if you can't connect to WiFi or your phone needs to be charged first? I think going back to a good old check in procedure would be highly appreciated.

location was pretty good, everywhere around Fukuoka is mostly within walking distance, the staff were great and very friendly, check-in was easy etc. The rooms are clean and include a safety deposit box which is always handy. Is a great place to stay for solo travellers being able to meet at the bar. The bartenders were always chatty and helpful and the pour-over coffee available in the mornings is super tasty, the barista is fantastic.

the regularly cleaning even over a longer stay can get a little annoying especially if you're trying to have a bit of a sleep-in, I don't think the sheets really need changing every second day.

Very warm welcome from staff member Domo as soon as I came in. Helped me get my bearings of the area in Fukuoka. Loved that the Hostel was able to hold my luggage as I came in before check-in time The hostel has a secure entrance to both the hostel building itself and the dorms. There are stairs but also an elevator. Cleaniest hostel ive been to to-date. Dorms were cleaned daily, and the fellow guests I stayed with with courteous and respectful in keeping the dorms clean and tidy. I appreciated how clean the building was. No mold found in the showers. Carpets were free of debris. I actually felt comfortable due to cleaning standards to walk barefoot on the carpet, a first for me. Fridge unit is in the dorms, a small area set in the side area of the dorm is available to eat food or lounge. Microwave and electric kettle provided for meals. Toilets and showers separated. 2 toilets and 2 showers available, no wait times, was interesting layout I enjoyed. Shower itself was quiet small. But the shower room was spacious. Had a bench and basket to store your items while you showered. Bed was spacious, did not have a bunk bed, so I feel my unit has an edge due to the entry was from the side and not from the foot of the bed. Hooks provided for single beds which was attached to the bed frame. My bed did not have a shelf for luggage storage but the bunks did, large luggages could be stored easily. AC was working throughout my time there which was very nice. Location was close to many convenience stores. Walking distance to several bus stops and metros, shops, malls, kawabata arcade shopping strip, and restaurants.

Would have enjoyed a water filtration system. Did not see any throughout the building. Although a small toaster oven is found in the lounge area, would be nice to have them in the dorms instead. The sliding door for the sink area of the showers slammed when closing, disruptive in the mornings and nights when trying to sleep by hearing people opening and closing the door as they go in and out.

Great hospitality from the staff. Bed was comfortable and plenty of space to store things next to the bed. The bar is really nice, easy to meet new people and affordable Shout out to the manager Tomoki; welcoming and friendly. Also for the kind bartenders that i got the chance to talk to, Ren and Moe; it was a pleasure meeting you.

A bit too warm in the room.

The staff here are so friendly and accommodating! The hostel is well located close to the port. It is also easy to access Tenjin and Nakasu! 15min walk at most from things. They have a qr code with recommendations. The coffee shop and bar are both excellent with people to chat to easily. The ac was also well set to help with the extreme heat in late July.

Nothing springs to mind!

The daily towel change, I like the material of the towel. The staff was very helpful, friendly and approachable. Great location

The toilet could be cleaner. The lights were off in the room after a certain time and it couldn't be on. But the light in my bed area works fine.