Location is great, near a convenience store, yatai stalls, restos, subway station, and some attractions sites as well Apartment is clean

Since a washing machine is provided, we were expecting that there are provisions to hang the washed clothes on, but there isn't thus we weren't able to use the washing machine at all

It was just right for a family of 5, very comfortable and they provided us with all the basic amenities.

We couldn’t leave our luggage and it was a bit of a walk from the subway. It was near bars so a bit noisy at night.

I was really surprised how spacious it was! We didn’t feel cramped at all. Place was clean and cozy. Try the Butagang ramen joint on the ground floor!

The elevator had a weird smell. But this can be easily disregarded

central location near many restaurants. clean, well-equipped. comfortable.

no chairs. outside noise due to many concert goers and nearby nightclubs. need for separate payment for tax (should be included in booking to streamline check-in). ear-plugs should be included as amenity.

like the compartment, suitable for family size, the location is good in Tenjin

a bit noisy downstairs as near the bar during night time, can hear what they are talking.

It was close to convenient stores and restaurants. It was able to accommodate my whole family. It was clean.

There were a lot of sirens and people about at night so it made it noisy.

The location was great. The beds and room were perfect

No complimentary hot drinks. Unable to switch off aircon in hallway

Cleanliness

All good. Nothing dislike

The hotel location is good. I appreciate that there was a nearby grocery store. There are lots of restaurants in the area as well. The hotel room is clean and is more spacious than the usual Japanese hotels.

It was our first time in an unmanned hotel. Not being able to leave our luggages made us realize how this set up can be inconvenient. The very early check out time and late check in time also makes this challenging. There is also no lobby so we went to a nearby konbini to wait until we can finally check in. We had lots of luggages because we've been in Japan for more than a week by this time.

I have booked a twin bed room, and the room is very spacious. Quiet throughout the night.

This is a so-called "unmanned" accomodation. Many Japanese lodgings have "automated" the check-in process, which essentially shifts all the burden from the front office staff to the guest. And this accommodation takes it to the extreme. The whole self-help check-in process was extremely complicated and un-guest friendly: after entering all of your personal information by yourself on the i-pad provided, you still need to have a remote conference call with the inn side to authenticate yourself; and after that ... when it comes to paying the hotel accommodation tax, if you had chosen to pay by credit cards, don't expect there was a by yourself credit card reader in front of you... Instead you are asked to scan a QR code using your mobile, then on the loaded webpage you have to enter all the card information on the spot! See how troublesome and time-consuming of the check-in process. Now the room... The room is spacious, but how come there is no chairs? Are you supposed to use the beds to sit on? Also, for the first time ever I have seen, there is an escape route light box (see the attached picture) installed on the wall opposite to the beds, and it CANNOT be turned off! it makes the room sufficient bright during sleep time. I just can't help wondering why it is necessary to have it inside a room... So please prepare your own eye shield beforehand. Because it is "unmanned"; it was be very difficult to ask for help, for examplewhen you lock yourself out of your room... I would avoid choosing this accommodation on my next visit of Fukuoka.