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"Very good service "

"Very good service "

"Huge rooms with beautiful views and an onsite Japanese garden super close to the monorail station connecting to the JR Kokura train station and other destinations. The hotel was a bit dated but clean. The retro feel of the rooms may be a selling point to those who like that however. "

"Just a few minutes walk from the station. "

"Generally speaking, this hotel is very aged. For example, my Japanese toilet did not work. It flushed, but did not wash. The carpets are very worn, and entry is on the second floor, by stairs so carrying luggage is a chore. I did not have breakfast so no comment. Usual material supplied in the room was not (tooth brush, tooth paste, tea, etc.). Not recommended for seniors with mobility issues."

"Good"

"Very helpful and supportive to change my room into a non-smoking twin-bed room from the other style. Economic room rate and great dinner site (Izakaya). One problem was to reserve a taxi from another town back to the hotel in the evening (This is not the hotel's problem but the area's one)"

"We stayed here with our two kids (aged 8 and 10) when we went to visit friends in Yukuhashi. We booked two twin rooms (the biggest they had) and had one adult and one child per room. I think there are only two twin rooms per floor, so we were across the corridor from each other which was convenient. The rooms were bigger than we expected and included a built-in desk and chair, a tiny fridge and a kettle. The buffet breakfast (included) was fantastic. Traditional Japanese breakfast including fish, rice and salad, but also croissants, pastries and sometimes yoghurt. The staff were lovely and very friendly and helpful. They had a print out of the hotel information in English. The hotel was an easy walk from Yukuhashi train station (roughly 400m) and was located near bars and restaurants (but not noisy). "

"convenient, clean, easy check in and check out, short walk from Kokura station. Exactly what we needed for a quick overnight between trains. "