Weekly Inn Futsukaichi

This time, I stayed for 4 nights, which was a no-cleaning plan, and I stayed for 1 night the day before my 4-night stay. So it became 5 consecutive beats, but since there was cleaning for the next night, I requested that it be cleaned around the 3rd night, but I was told that it would be cleaned after the first night, so there was 5 consecutive beats. When I asked if there was any way I could ask for something, the receptionist replied without thinking.I gave up, thinking that it was already decided, but I was angry at the way they said it. I thought it would be okay to say it a little more softly. This person is around 40 years old and looks nice, but when it comes to things he doesn't like, he's very harsh. I've been told harsh things before. I think this is a good thing for a service industry.

I had some business to do around Hakata Station and used it.It was close to the station and I was able to spend a relaxing time in a quiet environment. The staff was also very courteous. I would like to use it again.

Futsukaichi is a small town on the outskirts of the city, 15 minutes from Hakata by JR Kagoshima line. However, a huge sign for Futsukaichi Onsen stood out on the station rotary, and it was a 2-minute walk away. At first glance, it looked like an ordinary rental apartment, but the entrance was managed by a manager. When I went to check in, I asked the manager, who told me that she was actually at the front desk of the hotel. To my surprise, the moment I entered the room, I was greeted with a kitchen, microwave, tableware, and refrigerator where I could live a normal life. It had everything, and the room was spacious at 7.8 tsubo (7.8 tsubo), with separate bath and toilet, so you could relax in a space that was larger than a normal business room.The room was clean with stylish wood and wallpaper, and the interior was OK, but... The washbasin in the bath was small and felt outdated, and the faucet was the same.It would be nice if the inside of the bus was spacious, but the old-fashioned bathtub and shower were a bit disappointing.Overall, if I were to rank it among business hotels so far, Ranked 2nd, and in terms of being relaxing, I would definitely recommend it as a regular place to stay in Fukuoka.

I was thinking of going to Dazaifu during a business trip and decided to use it.The room was quite spacious and I didn't feel cramped.We have a complete set of pots, plates, knives, cutting boards, and microwave ovens.Especially if I had known how to use a knife, I might have been able to buy tomatoes and onions.I made a hot pot with cut vegetables.Overall I was very satisfied.

Great for staying overnight

It feels like what was originally a 1K rental apartment has been turned into a hotel.If you are staying for multiple nights, you may have to carry your own towels to the reception area on the first floor and get a replacement towel at the reception desk.They may be able to do it for you if you ask, but in my case, the trash can and bed in the room were left as they were the whole time I stayed, and no cleaning was done.The amount of water in the bath was very strong, and it took no time to fill up the bath.The shower was so powerful that I had to turn it down to a very low level to use it, which left a good impression on me.The hot water was just the right temperature so I could take a bath without having to mix or adjust the water.The toilet was in a separate room from the bath, and it also had a washlet.I was very disappointed that there were some stains on the bed sheets.I wonder if they could have done something like at least put it on the back so it wouldn't be visible.There was no cleaning during the consecutive nights, so the sheets were always stained.It was nice that there were two types of pillows, a memory foam pillow and a feather pillow, so I could use the one I liked.The windows are double glazed and although it is located on a road with a lot of traffic, I didn't hear much car noise.There is a 100 yen washing machine on the first floor, but it's not a special machine like the ones you find at coin laundries, it's a regular washing machine, so it doesn't lock, and if you use it, you have to leave it unattended for a long time, which would be a security issue.There are also pinch hangers in the room, so you can hang them to dry after washing.It's in a good location, about a 2-minute walk from the station, but there are surprisingly few shops other than a convenience store at the station, so I was a little confused about where to eat.There are many food restaurants around Nishitetsu Futsukaichi Station, which is about a 10-minute walk away, so I always ate there and then walked back, so I didn't really see the advantage of being close to the station.It's a normal apartment building, so there's only one elevator, so you might end up with a contractor, or cleaning supplies may be left in the elevator.There are three rooms on the same floor, but I didn't run into anyone on the same floor by chance, so I didn't feel awkward.Overall, I think it would be best for male office workers to use it for business purposes.The price for one night is so cheap.If you don't need extra services and don't mind doing laundry.