Fukuoka 2 nights 3 days trip hotel is "Active Hakata", located about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station!! If you book in advance about 3 months ahead, it is quite cheap even though last-minute reservations are expensive everywhere (๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ✨ Among the many hotels in Hakata, I chose this one because of its good balance of price, cleanliness, large communal bath, breakfast content, and location. It's popular with over 35 reviews for a business hotel. I checked in around 4 pm on the first day and relaxed in the room until the evening, which was clean and had a refreshing feeling in the lobby and breakfast venue (｡•̀ᴗ-)و ̑̑✧ This time, I stayed for 2 nights because it was troublesome to move around. ● Breakfast buffet on the 2nd morning... I went to the venue at 7:30 am after taking a morning bath. Oh, there's a refreshing atmosphere in the morning and a lot of menu items that women would be pleased with (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑ I prefer lighter options as I had eaten 7 meals the day before, so I liked the lineup focused on salads. Grilled salmon, grilled mackerel, sausages, fried chicken, and other satisfying dishes for men were there too!! There are local specialties like simmered vegetables, Hakata mentaiko, and ochazuke corner (＾＾)♂♂ There is a grilling station here, so I enjoyed eating grilled fish that I grilled myself for breakfast. I don't like ochazuke, so I had a highball mentaiko rice bowl!! Everything was delicious and great... the white miso soup also soaked into my body~w I wanted to eat more for the 2nd day, but I restrained myself and had a light meal (｡•̀ᴗ-)و ̑̑✧ Thank you for the meal~ Let's go to the 2nd day♪ [Tabelog] ☆3.33 [Tanuki Rating (Lunch)] ★Overall... 38 points ★Atmosphere... 8 points ★Food... 7 points ★Signboard menu... 7 points ★Cost performance... 8 points ★Repeat rate... 8 points

This trip was arranged through Rakuten's ANA Raku Pack. We stayed at the highly recommended Hotel Active! Hakata. The room comes with WiFi, a large communal bath, and 24-hour drink service. The highlight is the complimentary Japanese and Western buffet breakfast service from 6:30 to 9:30. During peak times, guests receive a breakfast ticket at check-in. In the morning, guests place their basket at the entrance and enjoy breakfast at an available table. The breakfast includes a variety of soft drinks, salad, bread, miso soup, chicken tempura, rice with pickled vegetables and spicy cod roe. The self-service cleanup is convenient with different table options for solo diners. The counter seats come with power outlets and USB ports. Overall, the balanced meal was satisfying, but the rice topped with spicy cod roe was a standout. Thank you for the meal.

■Visit Date: April 9, 2022■Items Received: Free Breakfast■MEMOI visited on April 9, 2022, for a 2-night, 3-day business trip. Yesterday morning, I couldn't use the breakfast because I had to leave early. This morning, I was able to enjoy the complimentary breakfast. The hotel offers a buffet-style breakfast with a wide variety of dishes. It lives up to its high reputation. I chose rice with miso soup as my main dish and selected various side dishes to try. There were also bread and a variety of juices available. It was a delightful time enjoying the delicious flavors. I filled up on a good breakfast and am ready to tackle the day ahead.■Bloghttps://ay-style.net/

This hotel is located near Hakata Station, has a large public bath, and the rooms are quite spacious with a wide room bath. Breakfast is free and the cost performance is the best. I stay here often and it seems like there are many women guests. The breakfast buffet has a good selection of salads and plenty of mentaiko (spicy cod roe), which is great!

It looks like a very ordinary breakfast, but I just realized that it has always been on my mind. It's a great hotel with a great location near Hakata Station, Canal City, and Nakasu. If there's a room available when staying in Hakata, I would definitely stay there. The interior is really beautiful, there's free laundry, a large public bath, and you can even watch YouTube in your room. It's more on the Western side, why is it always 80% Japanese style?

I stayed at the business hotel "Hotel Active! Hakata" in Hakata, which is close to Hakata Station. It's my first business trip to Fukuoka in about 2 years. The room I stayed in was called the Active Room, which was relatively spacious with a large bed and bathtub, perfect for someone like me who is tall. The amenities were from Kao, and there were power outlets with smartphone chargers around the bed, which satisfied my needs. The first floor has a large communal bath with carbonated calcium hot spring water, which is my favorite part of the hotel. It's quite dark in the bath area, which may be a bit confusing at first, but it's very calming once you get used to it. I had the bath all to myself this time and enjoyed a relaxing soak. Although the breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of dishes for free, I opted for convenience store sandwiches this time. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed at Hotel ACTIVE in Hakata, Fukuoka and enjoyed the breakfast buffet. They offer a free and satisfying breakfast with a variety of items including salads with okra and boiled vegetables, a selection of dressings, and a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. They even have Hakata specialties like mentaiko tea pickles. It's my go-to place in Hakata, with many beautiful staff members serving delicious breakfast. Love it.

The overall rating for the dinner (without meals) is as follows: [Dinner] Overall 3.8, Food/Taste - , Service 3.6, Atmosphere 3.8, Value for Money 3.8, Alcohol/Drinks - On the first night of the "Kyushu Round Railway Trip," we stayed here. About four weeks ago, I made a reservation through the travel agency's website for the "Welcome Plan [Japanese-Western breakfast service] Artificial hot spring large public bath!; BASIC Single ◆ Smoking allowed ◆; 1 night free breakfast included; 1 person per room; 4,980 yen (tax/service charge included; city tax 150 yen, prefectural tax 50 yen extra)." We checked in around 10:50 pm on a weekday and checked out around 8:15 am on a weekday. The hotel is located west of Hakata Station, facing a street called "Hakata Ekimae Street." It's about a 5-minute walk from Hakata Station West Exit... quite a convenient location. There are neon signs, so it's easy to find. The building is 14 stories high with a sleek black exterior. The first floor has the front desk, lobby, breakfast venue (guest salon), separate male and female large bath (Active no Yu), and a free laundry room, while the 2nd to 14th floors have guest rooms. In front of the elevators on the guest room floors, there were self-service coffee machines, microwave ovens, trouser presses, etc. The interior of the building has a stylish business hotel feel. It's new and well-maintained. The front desk staff are friendly and courteous. During breakfast, it seemed like there were quite a few guests that day. Most of the other guests were solo business travelers or office workers, and there were also middle-aged couples and groups of 2-3 middle-aged women. [Guest Room] We were assigned a single room on the 9th floor. The 9th floor seems to be a smoking floor. It was a bit small, but I didn't feel particularly inconvenienced. It was equipped with a unit bath (shower toilet), air conditioning, desk, one chair, TV, empty refrigerator, electric kettle, humidifying air purifier, etc. It's nice that there are three types of smartphone charging adapters available at the bedside of the bed. Also, you can check the congestion status of the breakfast venue and large bath on the TV, which was convenient. [Large Bath] As mentioned earlier, there is a separate large bath for men and women on the 1st floor. The bathing hours were from 3 pm to 2 am and from 5 am to 9 am. The bathtub in the men's large bath was surprisingly spacious. I think more than ten people can bathe at the same time. It was labeled as "Carbonate Calcium Artificial Hot Spring," but I didn't particularly feel the hot spring-like qualities. Nevertheless, stretching out and bathing was pleasant. [Breakfast] The breakfast venue has a clean and bright atmosphere. COVID-19 measures were taken seriously. There were about a dozen two-person table seats and several large table seats for sharing. Breakfast hours were from 6:30 am to 9:30 am, and I had mine from 7:10 am to 7:35 am. There were about 40 Japanese and Western dishes lined up at the buffet counter. Quite a variety. I think there were also several local dishes. The food was decently tasty. It's quite good for a complimentary breakfast. I was a bit surprised by the quite sweet taste of the "Gameni (Chikuzenni)." This hotel is convenient for the station, clean, has a large bath, and offers good value for money. It's quite nice. I recommend it for both business and sightseeing.

The appearance looks like a city hotel, but it is actually a business hotel. The hotel itself is new, opened in October 2010. I arrived at the hotel around 10 pm after taking the last flight from Okinawa. I had never heard of this hotel before. The emergency situation had been lifted, and the accommodation fee was very cheap at 4,800 yen. There is a hot spring public bath on the first floor. The room is simple and just the right size for sleeping. The breakfast venue is in the guest salon next to the lobby on the first floor. The breakfast was free for guests and very satisfying. There was a corner where you could cook your own food. The rice was mixed grain rice and there was miso soup made with Fukuoka miso. I usually eat a lot of vegetables for breakfast, along with fruits and yogurt. It's great to have such a healthy and fulfilling breakfast for free. I highly recommend this hotel. Thank you for the meal.

I feel embarrassed to take photos alone, so I couldn't take good pictures, but recently business hotels have been offering really good breakfasts. The breakfast in Hakata stands out in quality. It was a buffet with unlimited mentaiko (spicy cod roe), delicious kashiwa-meshi (chicken and rice), and tasty miso soup with local miso that had a unique deliciousness. I think this hotel offers the best value for money.

I stayed at Hotel Active in Hakata, Fukuoka. I had breakfast buffet which included mentaiko (spicy cod roe) rice, grilled mochi, isobe-yaki (grilled seaweed), a variety of salads, and freshly cooked rice. It was a delightful breakfast. This hotel is my go-to place in Hakata. The hot spring bath is great, there is also a jacuzzi-like bath, and the rooms are clean. It's my favorite hotel.

I used it for a trip to Hakata in November. It's been since March. The breakfast buffet was back. When you enter the hotel, the front desk is on the right and the breakfast venue is on the left. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can choose your time slot in 20-minute intervals to prevent crowding. There is a coffee machine in front of the elevator where you can have coffee, cafe au lait, cocoa, and green tea anytime. There is also a large communal bath where you can relax. Breakfast buffet was back. There weren't many options that caught my interest, but I still managed to eat until I was full, including dessert. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at this hotel on the second day of my Fukuoka trip in March. There is a large communal bath on the first floor where you can relax and sweat. There is a coffee machine in front of the elevators on each floor where you can freely drink coffee, cocoa, green tea, etc. Breakfast is included in the accommodation fee, and you can enjoy a wide variety of dishes in a buffet style. However, due to the impact of the new coronavirus, the buffet where you use tongs has been suspended, and the staff will serve the dishes for you. It seems like a plate service. Nevertheless, you can freely take onigiri and lunch packs wrapped in plastic wrap, as well as miso soup and drinks. Thank you for the meal.

I arrived at the business hotel "Hotel Active! Hakata" in Hakata. This week, I had business trips to Fukuoka and Saga, and this time I stayed in Hakata. It is a popular business hotel near Hakata Station. The breakfast buffet menu included dashimaki tamago, grilled mackerel, sausage, chicken tempura, potato salad, yam salad, glass noodles, pickled vegetables, mentaiko, natto, clam soup, sweet red azuki beans, orange juice, and milk. I stayed in an Active Room this time, which was relatively spacious with a large bed and bathtub. The amenities were from Kao. The bed area had power outlets with smartphone charging connectors from various brands. I also used the public bath on the 1st floor to relax and warm up. It was not crowded at that time, so I had the bath all to myself. The breakfast buffet was free with a wide variety of items, but the taste was just average. It seemed more focused on presentation than on taste. Despite being a popular hotel, it was crowded and not conducive to a leisurely meal. Thank you for the hospitality.

Before 7 am, 70% of the tables are filled. There are no Chinese or Korean tourists, mostly salarymen. The menu leans more towards Japanese cuisine than Western food. It's unusual that they serve clam miso soup, perhaps to consider the tired livers from last night's drinking party? I'll have a light breakfast before heading to the airport. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at the business hotel "Hotel Active! Hakata" in Hakata. This week, I had business trips to Tokuyama, Hofu, Ube, and Hakata. This hotel is popular for its convenient location near Hakata Station. The breakfast buffet included scrambled eggs, sausages, tempura with edamame, salad, toast, orange juice, and milk. The room was relatively spacious with a large bed and bathtub. The amenities were from Kao. There were various power outlets around the bed, including USB charging ports for smartphones and 2-prong outlets. There was a large communal bath on the 1st floor which I used to relax and refresh after a tiring 3-day business trip. Breakfast buffet was complimentary. Since I overate at two different restaurants for dinner yesterday, I opted for a lighter breakfast. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed at a stylish business hotel in front of Hakata Station because it had a nice atmosphere and a large communal bath. The breakfast was good too. It was a buffet in a glass-walled space with a decent variety of Western and Japanese dishes. They had scrambled eggs, sausages, toast, croissants, salad, rice, natto, miso soup, and more. For the price, it was tasty and well-balanced. The hotel is conveniently located near the station and overall, I highly recommend it.

I had breakfast at the lovely Hotel Active Hakata. The buffet itself is not uncommon in hotel services these days, but I really liked the atmosphere. It was not like eating at a simple conference room table, but rather a stylish breakfast experience. I enjoyed the variety of breads and salad dressings available. I felt satisfied after eating. I want to eat more bread. And I want to eat grated daikon radish. I embodied a mix of Japanese and Western cuisine on my own.

I was surprised by the hotel's name with an exclamation mark, so I stayed for 2 nights because it had high ratings. It was a great hotel that really hit the spot. The rooms were easy to use, with two boxes of tissues and a portable phone charger at the bedside. The Wi-Fi was fast, and the desk area was convenient. The pajamas were separate top and bottom. Each floor, after getting off the elevator, had a coffee machine and a trouser press. There was a row of drum-type washing machines on the first floor, all free to use. There was also a large communal bath. Breakfast was crowded only on the first day, so they issued tickets for entry. Normally, you can go at any time you like. The presentation here is also beautiful. (Well, maybe because I went first thing in the morning). Everything is always tidy and clean. There were plenty of side dishes. Rice, bread, and dessert too! It's been years since I had pudding. The next day, it was fruit yogurt.

On this day, I stayed at Hotel Active Hakata after a long time. The place I usually stay at was fully booked, so I preferred a hotel close to the station. Hotel Active has been quite popular since its opening. The breakfast here is quite particular about the menu, although the variety is not as large as that of a major luxury hotel, the selection is good and all the items look delicious. There are several simmered dishes, fried dishes, and Fukuoka specialties, each carefully researched and provided. The rice corner also offers a good selection of rice. The salad and drinks are also plentiful. I couldn't find the bread I was looking for at first, so this time I settled for rice. The long-awaited white rice was made into egg over rice, but when I topped it with mentaiko, it was incredibly delicious! The egg here is half-cooked, and you pour a special soy sauce over it. The specialty egg and soy sauce go perfectly together. I thought it was strange to have fried chicken in the morning, but I couldn't resist reaching for it. The taste is safe and delicious. The simmered dishes are all well-seasoned and perfect as a side dish for rice. It was a very satisfying breakfast. In addition to breakfast, the layout of the rooms, the quality of amenities, the fully equipped large public bath, free 24-hour coffee, etc., make it a highly satisfying hotel. Thank you for the meal! Thank you for taking care of me!