Dukes Hotel Hakata

First of all, the location is greatIt doesn't take more than 5 minutes on foot from the station (well, there are traffic lights, so depending on your timing you might be able to get there).Both the exterior and interior are beautiful, and the furniture around the front desk has a luxurious feel. Oh my, I feel out of place in my rough clothes (.;ﾟ;:д:;ﾟ;.)However, we were treated politely without being told, ``At our hotel, we only accept guests in formal attire...''The room is also cleanThe bathroom is normal. Regarding this place, I felt relieved because it seemed like a business hotel ε-(´∀｀;)The power supply in the room is a plug-in type that is difficult to use. With this type, if you remove the key chain attached to the key, the power will turn off, so you can't use the refrigerator in your room while you're out.Of course, it's impossible to set the air conditioner's timer, go out, and get the temperature right when you come back.(o≧ω・)◎)))ωﾟo)`ωﾟ)!･;'.Abeshi!!By the way, there is a Lawson next door and a 7-Eleven less than a two-minute walk away.Most places like karaoke, pubs, pharmacies, massages, etc. are just a stone's throw away.There are at least a minimum of amenities in the room, so you won't have any problems.What was disappointingThe built-in emergency light did not turn on. At the inn, we check the map in case of an emergency, the location of the lights, etc., and the light intensity of the lights, but it is unclear whether the lights were broken or the battery was dead, but they did not turn on even if we removed them (they did not turn on when we removed them from the place where they were installed). type)Well, people who don't care about it don't care, and everything else was as expected. Recommended

It looks old at first glance and the equipment is old, but there is no musty odor or anything, and I don't find it unpleasant. Smell is important.

When I stay in Hakata, I come back again because the location is good and the cost performance is good.

I've been using it a lot for a long time, but I think it's no longer relevant to the times.There is no outlet near the bed.Bathroom with steep steps.I wonder why the bath curtain is that long.I stayed for 2 nights, but the Japanese breakfast was not good and I wanted more of a Fukuoka feeling. The Western food was good with the fried eggs being perfectly cooked.Since I was on a business trip, I was grateful that the restaurant was open from 6:30 in the morning.There's a Lawson next door and an alcohol museum where you can drink alone, and Hakata Station is just a short walk away.Even if it rains, you can go directly to Hakata Station from the underground mall by using the stairs near the entrance.In the past, it was a hotel that would get you excited with the faint scent of potpourri flowers and the antique European-style lobby.It's a shame that it doesn't have that kind of scent anymore and has become more business-oriented.