The location was excellent, across the road from Ohori Park , right beside a subway station and close to shops. We had a private room with excellent shared toilet and shower rooms. Very clean and quiet. Shared kitchen space was well stocked with pots and utensils and a nice space to meet fellow travellers. The breakfast was nice and convenient but very limited. A new menu was introduced on our last day that seems to offer more.

The front desk was not staffed all day. We would have liked to change our towels more frequently as we were there for a week.

I used to stay in Tokyo branch. I have to say this is so much better than Tokyo. So close to train station and accommodation is so comfy. Probably best place to stay for overnight stays.

Please provide slippers. Disposable ones shouldn’t be too expensive.

Stayed 4 nights as a solo traveler. Location very accessible to the Ohori Park station. The park is just across. Facilities excellent. Checkin process was smooth even you came late at night because they will send you your individual pincode for lobby and room. All the staff were nice and accomodating. Bathrooms and restrooms were kept clean all the time. My room (pod) was ok for me. I love the 5th floor. They have the lounge, kitchen and laundry area. The kitchen is my fave area because I love to cook. Cooking and dining utensils were also provided and even condiments like oil, salt, sugar, pepper and other seasonings. I will definitely.book with them again the next time I go to Fukuoka for the third time. Good job team Unplan Fukuoka. Keep it up and see you soon.

It's not that I don't like their free breakfast. Maybe someday they can make it better. I am a breakfast person that's why I'm not used to small serving only🙂

once you exit the station, you'll immediately see the property so the location is definitely good. They have instructions in multiple languages explaining how to utilize their utilities and facilities. They also have recommendations prepared to check out what's around the area. Perfect for a solo trip & a couple nights of stay! The toilet and shower are very clean however the bath can get crowded during peak washing hours.

As this is a shared facility, people are generally quiet however if you are a light sleeper, you'll get awoken by the sound of luggage zippers or people's footsteps when guests walk in and out of the room.

Great location, right near the subway line and Ohori Park. Very neat setup, the dorm beds have a bit of space inside the cubicles so you can keep a backpack and other stuff handy, and the common areas at the top and bottom are very comfy. Very comfy beds and the dorm rooms were pretty quiet, I had no trouble sleeping.

I felt like the whole building was quite cold for some reason, but being inside the cubicles would get a bit stuffy. Sometimes there was a bit of mess left around in the bathrooms and kitchen areas, but in general everything was pretty clean.

The location is really nice, if you are taking the train the entrance is right in front of the hostel. However it is a exit with only stairs just so low-mobility guests are aware, I’m not too sure if the station has an elevator just at a different entrance. I also really enjoyed the lounge space on the 5th floor, it’s pretty large with lots of seating and the kitchen has all the equipment needed. It’s also located right across the street from the Fukuoka castle ruins and about a 15-20minutes walk to Terumo shrine. The breakfast that is included is pretty small but it worked really well for me in the morning (toast, yogurt and coffee/tea), just remember that it ends at 10am. If you miss the breakfast time there is a ministop right beside or a 7-eleven that’s like a minute walk away. There is the coffee shop “Coffee Maker” located in the hostel lobby, I really enjoyed their caramel latte and their hazelnut latte. The bed was super comfortable and I really enjoyed my little capsule bunk bed. I also love that the curtains blocked all the light coming into my little capsule. I would definitely stay here again if I come back to the city.

Very Hostel vibes, there’s a nice lounge & kitchen area on the last floor. Metro and bus station right at the corner. The double room was good quality for price if you book in advance.

Not very central but I knew it.. the breakfast is not worth it if you have the choice, I went only once out of 4 nights as there was no milk, no fruits, no eggs. The check-in requires to pay an additional tax, but it seems to be specific to Fukuoka regulations. And there could be a bit more attention to details for example in women bathrooms to have more than just hand soap. Also in the double room there’s a sink but no soap, there are two cups but no spoon.

I loved the kitchen and lounge area on the 5th floor as the view over Ohori Koen and the mountain panorama was a delight! The lounge was very inviting, stylish and cosily furnished and there was enough space to charge your electronic devises, so it was a comfortable place to get some work on your laptop done. Capsule bed was comfortable and clean, as were the showers and the kitchen. The location was amazing with the airport subway line station Ohori Koen directly in front of the hostel, many konbinis around, short walking distance to Ohori Koen, Akasaka and Ropponmatsu and nice restaurants (for vegans) and cafés close by. When I come back to Fukuoka, I would love to stay here again.

The smell in the mixed dormitory was a bit unpleasant (used air), it would have been great if the room had been vented properly.

It's a nice facility, some parts are still under construction. The bathrooms and community kitchen are really nice. There is a second hangout spot in the lobby that doubles as a coffee shop open to the public. The location is also really good being right outside Ohori park.

The rooms are okay, I got a single bed dorm which was fine but it's kind of difficult getting your stuff and changing clothes as you are supposed to leave your bags in a separate locked room from your room (also the male shower room was on a separate floor than me). Earplugs are also a must (which they offer for free in the lobby).

simple free breakfast, comfy beds, not smelly or musty rooms, appropriate temperature, laundry washer had preloaded laundry detergent so you did not have to buy your own. Very large lounge and kitchen space with a fair amount of kitchen supplies, storage, and utensils. The bathrooms were all very clean. I liked how you can either chill in the cafe on the first floor or the kitchen/lounge space. The staff was very kind and helpful, they received my luggage delivery and sorted out a problem I had with the booking.

Checking in after check-in hours was a little difficult at first, but an essential staff member helps guide you through the process until 10 PM (but they cannot help check you in since they are not actually front desk receptionists). Also, I was double-charged from booking.com and the hostel's personal website since you have to pay an accommodation fee in addition to booking.com, but once I got there, they sorted out the problem after a few days. Breakfast was incredibly simple and the same each day: 3 slices of toast and yogurt. That's okay since it's free, I guess.