Hotel Wbf Grande Hakata

Hot bath area is actually quite small.

We had enjoyed our stay at this apartment hotel. The room is a little bit small, love the spa it highlighted out stay.

Staff absolutely rude and blunt, no interests to offer help. The area for keeping luggages is unwatched, unsafe, unlocked...just try your luck. Rooms are even smaller than expected you need to open your luggages on the bed.

We stayed a night. The pro was the corner rooms each had an "outside bath", which was a tub on the balcony with bamboo curtains. Nice to have a soak. Pay parking nearby was plentiful. The cons - cleanliness of the room was pretty average, the two lifts for this size of hotel meant long wait times, and the rooftop bath is very small, especially compared to other hotels in the area.

This is a reasonably-priced hotel that is conveniently located near Hakata Station (which in turn is two stops or five minutes away by underground from the airport). The standards of cleanliness are excellent, and the rooms are modern and generally comfortable. On the roof top there is a nice Japanese bath. The room I stayed in was small and there not much light from the window, but overall it served its purpose well. The staff at the reception are polite and helpful.

Staff are friendly and helpful. Location is good to reach from the train station with walking distance. Facility is good. Room is kinda small but with the attractive price.

Clean and quiet. Within walkable distance from Hakata station.

Breakfast was delicious and well worth the price. Staff were friendly and helpful.

We stayed for 8 nights at the Wbf. We requested a quiet upper floor room. We were assigned a 14th top floor room that is 2 doors away from the elevator, and enroute to the women & men's public bath house and the free beverage room. The moment you leave the lobby, esp. in the summer, you go into an oven. The rooms are located in open motel type corridor with no air conditioning. What is worst, when it rained hard, the carpet of the corridor gets extremely damp. Wbf is a good 20 minutes walk from Hakata station. Adding the walk within that hugh station, you are walking 30 minutes one way and an hour round trip for transportation each time. During the hot summer, with 95 plus degrees temperature, hot corridor and time to slowly cool off your room after plugging in your key, it is not ideal for Westerners who are used to driving in an air conditioned car most of the time. If we went out twice, we would have spent close to 2 hours just being able to get to the right train & back. We will definitely look for a hotel closer to Hakata station since we ate most of our meals there. Some staff friendly and helpful, but on 2 occasions, 2 were unfriendly and did not want to help much. Wbf book lots of short term (1-3 days) group tourist so often here will be 20 tourist with luggage surrounding the lobby, not the best environment! The rather expensive breakfast with steak was not worth the money because at 8:30 am we could tell the steak had been sitting there a while. Not coming back!

It was good. I liked the public bathtub, very nice and clean.

We always enjoy our stay at Wbf. The beds are comfortable and it's very clean. The friendly staff gave us a smooth check in experience.

This property suited our needs. However, the staff were not very knowledgeable about the surrounding area in order to answer questions.

Overall, average hotel for this price point.

Great location to the JR Line very convenient, quite and peaceful. If I ever come back I know where I will be staying.

Nice clean Hotel with a good value for money BBQ breakfast

Easy to get to - Staff were efficient and helpful. The Free Matcha Late (amongst other drinks) was excellent!

Elevator a bit slow. 24-hour free drinks was a plus. Public bath on top floor took awhile to get to and quite cramped. I didn’t like how all the shoes and slippers were not separated, and another guest took my slippers.

We checked in late around 9pm and check in was a breeze. The front desk staff had great customer service. The room was small but we already knew that so we didn’t bring too much stuff with us. It could barely take one luggage. The bathroom was probably the highlight, it has a huge tub and surprisingly the bathroom was spacious. If you are bothered by smells, it does start to smell like food around 6am, we were on the 5th floor and it was strong.

Went there on a business trip. The room was small but clean. I didn’t use it but the TV was surprisingly big. Around 50”. The desk was small so I couldn’t do much PC work there because it was uncomfortable but it was good enough to work a couple of hours. The bathtub was big, clean and the shower water pressure was perfect. Not very close to the station but not far either. It is in a big street so accessibility was good enough. You have a couple of convenience stores close, and one famous ramen shop too. (hakata issou) Good enough to stay just to sleep and rest a little in your trip.

free drinks