The hotel doesn’t look like it’s primarily for business travelers though: I saw a couple of young families with toddlers and infants, and the guests I ran into in the lifts or restaurants were routinely also a mix of young and elderly couples and families.<\/p>\n
The room I was booked into was a Moderate Double Room<\/strong> that sleeps up to two persons. The room is well big enough for solo travelers, adequate for couples, and possibly also Ok if you have a single child about. The standard amenities are also in the room: including a small mini-fridge (no complimentary cold drinks there), two bottles of mineral water, a combined toilet and shower stall, ironing board, and a safety deposit box that was too small to keep my laptop. There are plenty of power sockets everywhere in the room, and a couple of lights can be adjusted in intensity to suit your needs.<\/p>\n In-room WIFI<\/strong> was fast enough for streaming on Netflix, and also supported multi-device connections with no complaints; I had four connected devices each time (two phones, a tablet, and a laptop). The air-conditioning worked very well and has a working themostat for me to do micro adjustments to cooling temperature.<\/p>\n Breakfast<\/strong> starts at 6:30AM, and was included in my room package. The BF restaurant is at level two and offers a view of sorts of the quiet street part of the hotel faces. There’s a decent spread of items, including cold and grilled meats, pastries, local food types, and a variety of hot and cold beverages. It’s not spectacular, but breakfast for me every morning was a quiet serene affair, though this might also be in large part because I was routinely the first guest to arrive for BF each morning!<\/p>\n The room rates at the time of booking was about SGD180\/night without BF: which is a little on the expensive side for hotels that are this distance away from Hakata Station. Nonetheless, it was a comfortable stay for me, and I had absolutely no complaints of it.<\/p>\n My first place of stay this 14 day work trip to the cities of Fukuoka, Matsue and Osaka. This is a four star establishment in Fukuoka, and – coincidentally – roughly opposite Royal Park Fukuoka Hotel that I stayed in<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.chekyang.com\/musings\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/20230907_175529.jpg\")
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