"This place was pretty nice. I used one of big rooms with many beds. It was bit cold and had to pay for the parking, but the parking lot was right behind of the hotel. There is a very good donkatsu restaurant next to the hotel. "
"The room is nice, the location is convenient. The checkin process is smooth. But a lot of noise from the street at night. It is almost impossible to sleep"
"The place is clean but a little small. There’s a kitchen but no dining set. It is very near the subway station. There are combis and supermarkets nearby. Shopping street is almost across the unit. It’s a bit pricey maybe because it was within the Golden week. "
"Very nice for the price. Its a bit close to
What airbib is, but the whole apartment is dedicated to it. No fancy service desk and amenities. But it does come with all the necessities like, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine (with detergents) and ofcourse shampoo as well. For the price, its a great hotel, and if i ever have chance to come back to Fukuoka, i will definitely be back here again. "
"great place to stay around fukuoka. the staff are super friendly, helpful and very considerate of guest basic needs. will recommend and stay there again."
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Top Nishijin Shopping District Hotel Reviews
Nishitetsu Grand Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"오래된 호텔이지만 깨끗하고 상태가 좋었어요
위치도 좋았고 아이와 갔는데 슬리퍼도 어린이용으로 준비해주고 친절했어요
비지니스호텔에서는 느낄수없는 친절함이였어요
다음에도 후쿠오카가면 이용할 생각입니다"
"Great hotel with an amazing location. Has a really fun atmosphere, with free happy hour drinks every evening, good music playing in the lobby, and a free Photo Booth. The room was comfortable, and as a bonus, the fan was really strong and I was able to hang dry my laundry in just a few hours. Only negative was that the room was quite dusty in spots, particularly beside the bed."
"This is a great place for a budget stay! The standard bedroom felt a little tiny even as a solo traveler, so I would recommend going for the double if you are traveling as a duo or feel you need more space.
The Japanese breakfast is very much what it says on the card—if you're a foreigner and can't read hiragana/katakana, you might not recognize much beyond eggs/rice/pastries.
The front desk staff were very receptive and kind! All in all I very much enjoyed my stay, especially with Tojinmachi Station just outside the door. It made traveling around the city super easy."
"Getting to the apartment initally was a bit of a trek. It's a 15 minute walk to the nearest subway station but only 6 minutes to the bus. It was a great place away from the main city to explore and enjoy fukuoka. Walking distance to Ohori park, paypay stadium, and teamlab forest with more than a few covenience stores and small grocery stores nearby. The apartment was on the 3rd floor in a quiet neighborhood. It was adjacent to a school and that could create some noise but it was infrequent and only during the day.
The apartment had lots of features that seemed new and the bed was comfortable with extra pillows and sheets if needed. The couch was also comfortable and the unit cpuld have easily slept a small group. There was a working kitchen but maybe not everytning to enjoy it such as a knife and cutting board but the microwave and kettle were plenty for our travel needs. "
"i absolutely loved my time at UNPLAN!! the staff were all very friendly and kind, and they had several free-accommodation staff that were awesome as well. became fast friends with one of them and it made the entire experience even more enjoyable.
the bunks are very high quality and the mattresses, pillows, and blankets were more comfortable than other hostels i’ve stayed at. each bunk had ample space for storage as well as a lock box and hangers. the bathroom facilities, kitchen/lounge, and laundry areas were also very well maintained. they have happy hour and movie nights during the week, and the coffee shop in the lobby had the best caramel latte i’ve had in japan so far.
the location is very walkable, literally right across the street from Ohori Park and the castle ruins, as well as around the corner from the subway station. there is a conbini on the same block, and a 7-11 only a few blocks away.
will definitely be staying here again in the future. thank you UNPLAN for making my first trip to Japan absolutely incredible. "
After visiting Fukuoka Castle, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Fukuoka. Visit the shops and top-notch restaurants in this culturally rich area.
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Nishijin Shopping District is located in Fukuoka. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 28 hotels and other accommodation options you'll find within a mile.
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What can I see and do near Nishijin Shopping District?
Fukuoka City Museum, Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art and Robosquare feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you're in town. Yatai, Fukuoka Akarenga Cultural Center and Kushida Shrine are well-known local landmarks worth a visit. You can enjoy live performances at Acros Fukuoka Symphony Hall and Hakataza Theatre.
How can I get to Nishijin Shopping District?
Walk to nearby metro stations like Noke Station, Kamo Station and Jiromaru Station. If you'd like to explore farther outside of the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.
