Search Hotels Near Eishoji Temple, Kitakyushu

"parking was pretty easy and staff was amazing."

"The accommodation was clean, quiet and very well located."

"A good hotel, that looks and feels a liked dated... but a fantastic location "

"Perfect location with delicious breakfast buffet. "

"Clean room, staff, meals"

"The room was very nice and the location was great. The hotel was very close to the mono rail and the train station as well as the castle. We really enjoyed our stay!"

"The staff were extremely helpful"

"Close to train station."

"We booked this hotel just for a short stay, we expecting low quality but turns out the hotel are fairly good. Rooms are big and clean, The hotel is stylish, with free comic for read in room. Breakfast are free, and with variety of choice, and the quality are above average, Staff are very friendly. Overall I am surprised with this high quality of room as their friendly room price."

"It was little bit difficult to check in. "

"Loved the location 5 minute walk from the Kokura Station on the quiet North side of the station, use the escalators to get down the street level with luggage. Supermarket in Basement of the station also in Saint City building and a convenience store opposite the hotel. Saizeriya Restaurant just a 5 minute walk in the same street as the hotel with cheap hot meals and wine. Tourist Information was so helpful at the station with maps and suggestions"

"Nice and clean and quiet "

"Ok-ish hotel for the price"

"Always Pleasant Amenities, Staff and Super Comfortable Beds. Always a Pleasure to stay at Apa 😎"

"Good value for money"

"Perfectly comfortable hotel for a brief stop in Kita Kyushu"

"Brilliant value, great staff, free breakfast buffet, good room with comfortable bed. Much better than expected so would stay at one of these again and close to the station."

"This is a great value hotel. There is also a convenience store right below, which is very convenient, and the breakfast is great."

"良かった"

"Staff is great but condition of the hotel itself is not."