Yamamoto Ryokan

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7.0
/10
Pleasant
235 reviews

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John

10.0
/ 10
It's a beautiful Showa Era Ryokan that's over 70 years old. There is a 200 yen accommodation tax when checking in (this tax applies for all accommodations in Fukuoka), which I happily paid for as I want to support sustainable tourism). You leave your shoes at the main entrance and use slippers throughout the Ryokan. You are provided a toothbrush, yukata, and a prepared tea set that you can pour hot water in immediately to consume. I believe I met the owner's father, who checked me in. He was incredibly patient, introduced me to my room (which was clean and tidy), set up my bedding, and guided me to where the facilities were while explaining in Japanese with some English translations. The amenities are a little outdated, but in exchange-- the accommodation is affordable and breakfast is an available option. The walls are also a little thin-- so you will hear some noise from the outside, this did not bother me though as the area was quiet during the night. The check-out time is 10AM and I easily did so by leaving my room key in the basket at the main entrance. In summary, the Yamamoto Ryokan is an affordably wonderful and historic place to spend your nights. They have an instagram: @yamamotoryokan and a cute Shiba Inu dog named; Charmie. I sadly didn't get to meet the dog but heard them barking in the morning.

Seuga

10.0
/ 10
I had another great experience at a Japanese ryokan. The owner was caring and efficient with what he needed to do before handing over room key.

Gordon

10.0
/ 10
We, three adults, stayed in Fukuoko City for two nights at the end of a 10 day trip in Kyushu. Having dropped our rental car and heavy luggage at the airport, it was easy to find our way to the Ryokan by subway. We found the hotel quite charming. The welcome, the room and the facilities were just great for us. We appreciated the shared kitchen area as well as the shared family bath, and our room was comfortable and quiet. I would encourage anyone with an interest in experiencing genuine Japanese culture to stay at Ryokan Yamamoto.
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3-6 Reisenmachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Kyushu, Japan, 812-0039

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Discover the serene beauty and traditional hospitality of Kyushu at

Yamamoto Ryokan

. Nestled in a region renowned for its natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Yamamoto Ryokan offers an authentic Japanese experience that blends timeless elegance with modern comfort. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an immersive cultural journey, Yamamoto Ryokan promises an unforgettable stay. Room rates at Yamamoto Ryokan start from - per night. Don’t forget to use the TRAVELOKA new user limited promo code to get up to 8% off your booking!

Yamamoto Ryokan Location

Yamamoto Ryokan is ideally situated in the charming city of Fukuoka, specifically in the Hakata Ward. Located at 博多区冷泉町 3-6, 福岡, 九州, 日本, 812-0039, the ryokan is approximately a 15-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport (FUK) and a mere 5-minute walk from Hakata Station, a major transportation hub. This prime location offers easy access to the city's vibrant attractions while providing a tranquil escape from the urban bustle. The atmosphere surrounding Yamamoto Ryokan is one of quiet sophistication, with traditional Japanese gardens and a sense of peaceful seclusion, yet it remains conveniently close to the lively shopping and dining districts of Hakata.

Yamamoto Ryokan Facilities & Services

Facilities for guests at Yamamoto Ryokan are designed to enhance your comfort and enjoyment throughout your stay.

  • Onsen (Hot Springs):

    Immerse yourself in the therapeutic waters of our traditional Japanese hot springs, available for both private and communal use. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Communal onsen access is complimentary; private onsen use is PHP 500 per hour.
  • Traditional Japanese Garden:

    Stroll through our meticulously maintained garden, a perfect spot for quiet contemplation and enjoying the changing seasons. Accessible 24/7.
  • Free Wi-Fi:

    Stay connected with complimentary high-speed internet access available throughout the ryokan.
  • Luggage Storage:

    Secure storage is available for your luggage before check-in or after check-out.
  • Concierge Service:

    Our dedicated concierge team is available to assist with recommendations, bookings, and any special requests. Available from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
  • Complimentary Parking:

    For guests arriving by car, ample free parking space is provided.
  • Room Service:

    Enjoy a selection of dishes delivered directly to your room. Available from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Yamamoto Ryokan Room Types

Explore the diverse room types of Yamamoto Ryokan, each offering a unique blend of traditional aesthetics and modern amenities to suit every traveler's needs.

  • Standard Japanese Room:

    Experience authentic Japanese living with tatami mat flooring and futon bedding. These rooms typically offer garden views and are non-smoking.
  • Deluxe Japanese Room:

    A more spacious option featuring traditional tatami and futon, often with enhanced garden views and a private sitting area. Some Deluxe rooms include a bathtub.
  • Suite with Private Onsen:

    Indulge in ultimate relaxation with a spacious suite that includes a private open-air onsen, offering unparalleled privacy and comfort. These suites boast panoramic views and luxurious amenities, including a bathtub.
  • Family Japanese Room:

    Designed for families or larger groups, these rooms offer ample space with multiple futon bedding arrangements and a traditional Japanese ambiance. Some Family rooms feature a bathtub.

Yamamoto Ryokan is a non-smoking facility, with designated smoking areas available outside the main building. While we do not currently offer pet-friendly rooms, we can provide information on reputable local pet boarding services if needed.

Yamamoto Ryokan Dining & Restaurants

Savor the exquisite flavors of Kyushu at Yamamoto Ryokan's dining establishments, where culinary artistry meets fresh, local ingredients.

  • Kaiseki Dining Room:

    Experience a traditional multi-course Japanese haute cuisine dinner, showcasing seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation. Estimated price per person: PHP 4,000 - PHP 6,000. Operating hours: Dinner service from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
  • Ichiban Restaurant:

    Enjoy a more casual dining experience with a selection of classic Japanese dishes, including fresh sushi, tempura, and udon noodles. Estimated price per person: PHP 1,500 - PHP 2,500. Operating hours: Lunch from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, Dinner from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM.
  • Sakura Lounge:

    Relax with a cup of green tea, sake, or a light snack in our serene lounge area. Estimated price per person: PHP 500 - PHP 1,000. Operating hours: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Yamamoto Ryokan Nearby Attractions and Activities

Explore the rich cultural tapestry and vibrant attractions surrounding Yamamoto Ryokan in Fukuoka.

  • Canal City Hakata:

    A large shopping and entertainment complex featuring a canal running through it, offering a wide array of shops, restaurants, and a cinema.
  • Kushida Shrine:

    A historic Shinto shrine, considered the guardian shrine of Hakata, known for its vibrant festivals and ancient architecture.
  • Ohori Park:

    A beautiful urban park featuring a large pond, walking paths, a Japanese garden, and the Fukuoka Art Museum.
  • Fukuoka Tower:

    The tallest seaside tower in Japan, offering panoramic views of the city and Hakata Bay from its observation decks.
  • Hakata Machiya Folk Museum:

    This museum offers a glimpse into the daily life and culture of Hakata residents during the Meiji and Taisho periods.

If you are looking for other activities around Yamamoto Ryokan, check out the best deals on Traveloka: Recommended activities in Fukuoka!

How to Get to Yamamoto Ryokan from the Airport

Navigating your journey to Yamamoto Ryokan is straightforward, with several convenient options available. The airport transfer service of Yamamoto Ryokan ensures a smooth arrival. Here's how to get to Yamamoto Ryokan from Fukuoka Airport (FUK):

  • Airport Limousine Bus:

    Direct buses run from Fukuoka Airport to Hakata Station. The journey takes approximately 15-20 minutes and costs around PHP 400. From Hakata Station, Yamamoto Ryokan is a short walk or a quick taxi ride away.
  • Taxi:

    Metered taxis are readily available at Fukuoka Airport. A taxi ride to Yamamoto Ryokan will take approximately 15 minutes and cost around PHP 1,500 - PHP 2,000, depending on traffic.
  • Subway:

    Take the Kuko Line subway from Fukuoka Airport Station to Hakata Station. The trip is about 5 minutes and costs approximately PHP 200. From Hakata Station, it's a short walk to the ryokan.
  • Hotel Private Transfer:

    For ultimate convenience, Yamamoto Ryokan can arrange a private airport transfer service. Please contact the hotel in advance to book this service. Prices vary based on vehicle type, starting from PHP 3,000. You can also explore airport transfer services on Traveloka for competitive rates.

Summary of Why You Should Choose to Stay at Yamamoto Ryokan

Choosing Yamamoto Ryokan for your Kyushu adventure means embracing authentic Japanese hospitality, serene surroundings, and unparalleled convenience. Here are the top reasons to make Yamamoto Ryokan your home away from home:

  • Authentic Japanese Experience:

    Immerse yourself in traditional ryokan living with tatami rooms, futon bedding, and serene Japanese gardens.
  • Prime Location:

    Enjoy easy access to Fukuoka's major attractions, transportation hubs, and dining options, while still finding tranquility.
  • Relaxing Onsen:

    Rejuvenate your body and mind in our soothing hot spring baths.
  • Exceptional Service:

    Experience the warm and attentive service that is the hallmark of Japanese hospitality.
  • Culinary Delights:

    Savor exquisite Japanese cuisine, from traditional kaiseki to casual dining.

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Hotel Services

  • Laundry service
  • Luggage storage
  • Newspaper in lobby

Transportation

  • Limited parking

Connectivity

  • Free WiFi

General

  • Parking

Public Facilities

  • Smoke-free area

Accommodation Policy & General Information in Yamamoto Ryokan

Important Note
Planning to check in outside the check-in time (such as early morning or late in the evening)? You can arrange it directly with the property!

Check-in/Check-out Time

Check-in:
14:00 - 23:00
Check-out:
Before 10:00

Pets

Pets Not Allowed

Additional Policy

You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property. Fees may include applicable taxes:

  • A city tax may be collected at the property. The city tax ranges from JPY 100–10,000 per person, per night based on the nightly room rate. Please note that further exemptions may apply. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.

We have included all charges provided to us by the property.

Property does not require health documentation at check-in, Professional property host/manager, No cribs (infant beds) available, Unicode Support false, No rollaway/extra beds available, Cashless transactions are available, No front desk, Essential workers only - NO, Property does not offer onsite COVID-19 testing, No elevators
  • Self parking fee: JPY 1100 per day

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

General Information

Popular Facilities
Parking, WiFi
Check-In / Check-Out Time
From 14:00 - 23:00 - to 10:00
Available rooms at Yamamoto Ryokan
16
Number of floors in Yamamoto Ryokan
1
Another facilities in Yamamoto Ryokan
Laundry service, Luggage storage, Newspaper in lobby, Limited parking, Free WiFi

Frequently asked question in Yamamoto Ryokan

What are available facilities at Yamamoto Ryokan?
There are top facilites at Yamamoto Ryokan such as Parking, WiFi. (some may require extra charges)
What is normal check-in & check-out time at Yamamoto Ryokan?
The standard check-in time at Yamamoto Ryokan is starting from 14:00 - 23:00 while the latest check-out time is at Before 10:00
What is the star rating of Yamamoto Ryokan?
Yamamoto Ryokan is a 2.5-star hotel.
How many floors does Yamamoto Ryokan have?
Yamamoto Ryokan has 1 floors.
How many rooms are available at Yamamoto Ryokan?
Yamamoto Ryokan has 16 rooms in total.
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Overall Ratings & Reviews Yamamoto Ryokan

Traveloka (4)
Other sources (231)
7.0
Pleasant
From 231 reviews
Cleanliness

7.2

Room Comfort

6.8

Location

8.6

Service and Facilites

7.0

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Janice
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Leisure
6.0
/10
Reviewed 61 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Convenient location. Nice room. Badly in need of a make over. Shared bath not suitable for larger travelers.
Ryan
6.0
/10
Reviewed 79 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

Very old. Mediocre cleanliness. Awkward trying to communicate with the owner/host. It was our least favorite place we stayed with in Japan. Should have been much cheaper considering the quality of the accomodations.
Joseph
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Leisure with Friends
10.0
/10
Reviewed 81 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Easy to find and the room a nice size
Desmond
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Leisure with Friends
6.0
/10
Reviewed 85 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

The main problem I had was the toilets and the washing areas, due to me being 6ft I had problem using them. If you are around 5ft 5 it will ok.
John
icon-Leisure
Leisure
10.0
/10
Reviewed 111 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

It's a beautiful Showa Era Ryokan that's over 70 years old. There is a 200 yen accommodation tax when checking in (this tax applies for all accommodations in Fukuoka), which I happily paid for as I want to support sustainable tourism). You leave your shoes at the main entrance and use slippers throughout the Ryokan. You are provided a toothbrush, yukata, and a prepared tea set that you can pour hot water in immediately to consume. I believe I met the owner's father, who checked me in. He was incredibly patient, introduced me to my room (which was clean and tidy), set up my bedding, and guided me to where the facilities were while explaining in Japanese with some English translations. The amenities are a little outdated, but in exchange-- the accommodation is affordable and breakfast is an available option. The walls are also a little thin-- so you will hear some noise from the outside, this did not bother me though as the area was quiet during the night. The check-out time is 10AM and I easily did so by leaving my room key in the basket at the main entrance. In summary, the Yamamoto Ryokan is an affordably wonderful and historic place to spend your nights. They have an instagram: @yamamotoryokan and a cute Shiba Inu dog named; Charmie. I sadly didn't get to meet the dog but heard them barking in the morning.
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Seuga
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10.0
/10
Reviewed 149 week(s) ago

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I had another great experience at a Japanese ryokan. The owner was caring and efficient with what he needed to do before handing over room key.
Alexander
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
8.0
/10
Reviewed 160 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

A little small and worn, but very nice place! The hosts were friendly and the place was well kept and clean.
Alexander
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
10.0
/10
Reviewed 161 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

I had to duck at every doorway, but the place was nice and very clean.
Azizmo
2.0
/10
Reviewed 405 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

When I checked in this hotel I felt myself in scary movie “Wrong Turn 2”. Staff not welcomed us, room facilities is not good, one bathroom for all guests, Internet is so slow and sometimes disappeared, room facilities is terrible, i so regret of staying in this hotel, checking was not refundable otherwise I would stay in another hotel:(
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Verified traveler
8.0
/10
Reviewed 415 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Shared bathrooms, insufficient electric outlets ( just one in our room ) , on the plus side staff doesn’t get in your way, breakfast was ok for the paid price , good location
Jan
8.0
/10
Reviewed 435 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Very handy to access Hakata canal city about 10 mins walking distance and 2 mins to kushida shrine and shopping area. Quite good!
Alexander
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with Partner
8.0
/10
Reviewed 498 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

Friendly and accommodating owner. Good location and comfortable futon.
Nay
8.0
/10
Reviewed 516 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

This place was perfect for my trip with my brother. The futons were comfortable and the room was clean. The tv only had 5-6 channels, but this didn't matter because we didn't spend much time in the room. Each room has a hardline internet connection, which allowed us to watch movies and there is wireless in the lobby. The showers/family baths were clean and so were the bathrooms. This is the perfect place to stay if you want to travel around the area and don't plan on spending much time in the room.
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LEO
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Family
4.0
/10
Reviewed 543 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

This is an older traditional hotel. We stayed in a family tatami room which was comfortable for sleeping and watching TV. The toilets were down the hall and the bath was quite a bit further. They charge extra for towels. It was hard to find anyone from the hotel most of the time. It's a 10 minute walk from the JR station and 10 minute walk to the Nakasu District and Canal City so the location is pretty good.
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Lee
4.0
/10
Reviewed 550 week(s) ago

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The smell of dogs in the entrance wasn't a good sign, although it didn't persist past the entrance area. The room itself smelt damp, although it was clean as were the toilets/washing areas etc. I asked about breakfast but was told that it wasn't available. The person I took to be the proprietor and his wife tried to be helpful, but the language barrier was too great. I will need to try another Ryokan before I know how this one rates.
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Timothy
6.0
/10
Reviewed 553 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

The property is in a good location, close to the station and major attractions. Traditional tatami room and a family bath. Shared toilet was not a problem. Staff welcoming and helpful.
Verified traveler
4.0
/10
Reviewed 554 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

the worst night I've ever had in Japan for such high price, definitely not worth it. For Japan standards this is very bad. Even the bedding had stairs on them.
Verified traveler
2.0
/10
Reviewed 555 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Utter rubbish for the price paid. Have had far far better for half the price. It's the kind of place back packers would look for when on a very tight budget except that their budget wouldn't come close to this!
Verified traveler
8.0
/10
Reviewed 573 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

The Yamamoto Ryokan was about a six minute walk from Hakata Station. Up the road a bit from Nakusa party area. The place is definitely family owned and operated. Rooms are small and basic and the bath is family style and shared down on the first floor. Great location and easy enough for a very low priced 6000 Yen to have my own tatami room with TV. It is on the rustic side and quite clean and comfy. I recommend it for business, backpackers and travelers who like to be out and about.
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Gordon
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Family
10.0
/10
Reviewed 574 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

We, three adults, stayed in Fukuoko City for two nights at the end of a 10 day trip in Kyushu. Having dropped our rental car and heavy luggage at the airport, it was easy to find our way to the Ryokan by subway. We found the hotel quite charming. The welcome, the room and the facilities were just great for us. We appreciated the shared kitchen area as well as the shared family bath, and our room was comfortable and quiet. I would encourage anyone with an interest in experiencing genuine Japanese culture to stay at Ryokan Yamamoto.
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Overall Ratings & Reviews Yamamoto Ryokan

Traveloka (4)
Other sources (231)
7.0
Pleasant
From 231 reviews
Cleanliness

7.2

Room Comfort

6.8

Location

8.6

Service and Facilites

7.0

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Janice
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Leisure
6.0
/10
Reviewed 61 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Convenient location. Nice room. Badly in need of a make over. Shared bath not suitable for larger travelers.
Ryan
6.0
/10
Reviewed 79 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

Very old. Mediocre cleanliness. Awkward trying to communicate with the owner/host. It was our least favorite place we stayed with in Japan. Should have been much cheaper considering the quality of the accomodations.
Joseph
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
10.0
/10
Reviewed 81 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Easy to find and the room a nice size
Desmond
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
6.0
/10
Reviewed 85 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

The main problem I had was the toilets and the washing areas, due to me being 6ft I had problem using them. If you are around 5ft 5 it will ok.
John
icon-Leisure
Leisure
10.0
/10
Reviewed 111 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

It's a beautiful Showa Era Ryokan that's over 70 years old. There is a 200 yen accommodation tax when checking in (this tax applies for all accommodations in Fukuoka), which I happily paid for as I want to support sustainable tourism). You leave your shoes at the main entrance and use slippers throughout the Ryokan. You are provided a toothbrush, yukata, and a prepared tea set that you can pour hot water in immediately to consume. I believe I met the owner's father, who checked me in. He was incredibly patient, introduced me to my room (which was clean and tidy), set up my bedding, and guided me to where the facilities were while explaining in Japanese with some English translations. The amenities are a little outdated, but in exchange-- the accommodation is affordable and breakfast is an available option. The walls are also a little thin-- so you will hear some noise from the outside, this did not bother me though as the area was quiet during the night. The check-out time is 10AM and I easily did so by leaving my room key in the basket at the main entrance. In summary, the Yamamoto Ryokan is an affordably wonderful and historic place to spend your nights. They have an instagram: @yamamotoryokan and a cute Shiba Inu dog named; Charmie. I sadly didn't get to meet the dog but heard them barking in the morning.
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Seuga
icon-
10.0
/10
Reviewed 149 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

I had another great experience at a Japanese ryokan. The owner was caring and efficient with what he needed to do before handing over room key.
Alexander
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
8.0
/10
Reviewed 160 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

A little small and worn, but very nice place! The hosts were friendly and the place was well kept and clean.
Alexander
icon-Leisure with Friends
Leisure with Friends
10.0
/10
Reviewed 161 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

I had to duck at every doorway, but the place was nice and very clean.
Azizmo
2.0
/10
Reviewed 405 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

When I checked in this hotel I felt myself in scary movie “Wrong Turn 2”. Staff not welcomed us, room facilities is not good, one bathroom for all guests, Internet is so slow and sometimes disappeared, room facilities is terrible, i so regret of staying in this hotel, checking was not refundable otherwise I would stay in another hotel:(
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Verified traveler
8.0
/10
Reviewed 415 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Shared bathrooms, insufficient electric outlets ( just one in our room ) , on the plus side staff doesn’t get in your way, breakfast was ok for the paid price , good location
Jan
8.0
/10
Reviewed 435 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Very handy to access Hakata canal city about 10 mins walking distance and 2 mins to kushida shrine and shopping area. Quite good!
Alexander
icon-with Partner
with Partner
8.0
/10
Reviewed 498 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

Friendly and accommodating owner. Good location and comfortable futon.
Nay
8.0
/10
Reviewed 516 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

This place was perfect for my trip with my brother. The futons were comfortable and the room was clean. The tv only had 5-6 channels, but this didn't matter because we didn't spend much time in the room. Each room has a hardline internet connection, which allowed us to watch movies and there is wireless in the lobby. The showers/family baths were clean and so were the bathrooms. This is the perfect place to stay if you want to travel around the area and don't plan on spending much time in the room.
Read More
LEO
icon-Family
Family
4.0
/10
Reviewed 543 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

This is an older traditional hotel. We stayed in a family tatami room which was comfortable for sleeping and watching TV. The toilets were down the hall and the bath was quite a bit further. They charge extra for towels. It was hard to find anyone from the hotel most of the time. It's a 10 minute walk from the JR station and 10 minute walk to the Nakasu District and Canal City so the location is pretty good.
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Lee
4.0
/10
Reviewed 550 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

The smell of dogs in the entrance wasn't a good sign, although it didn't persist past the entrance area. The room itself smelt damp, although it was clean as were the toilets/washing areas etc. I asked about breakfast but was told that it wasn't available. The person I took to be the proprietor and his wife tried to be helpful, but the language barrier was too great. I will need to try another Ryokan before I know how this one rates.
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Timothy
6.0
/10
Reviewed 553 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

The property is in a good location, close to the station and major attractions. Traditional tatami room and a family bath. Shared toilet was not a problem. Staff welcoming and helpful.
Verified traveler
4.0
/10
Reviewed 554 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

the worst night I've ever had in Japan for such high price, definitely not worth it. For Japan standards this is very bad. Even the bedding had stairs on them.
Verified traveler
2.0
/10
Reviewed 555 week(s) ago

Expedia Group verified review

Utter rubbish for the price paid. Have had far far better for half the price. It's the kind of place back packers would look for when on a very tight budget except that their budget wouldn't come close to this!
Verified traveler
8.0
/10
Reviewed 573 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

The Yamamoto Ryokan was about a six minute walk from Hakata Station. Up the road a bit from Nakusa party area. The place is definitely family owned and operated. Rooms are small and basic and the bath is family style and shared down on the first floor. Great location and easy enough for a very low priced 6000 Yen to have my own tatami room with TV. It is on the rustic side and quite clean and comfy. I recommend it for business, backpackers and travelers who like to be out and about.
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Gordon
icon-Family
Family
10.0
/10
Reviewed 574 week(s) ago

Hotels.com verified review

We, three adults, stayed in Fukuoko City for two nights at the end of a 10 day trip in Kyushu. Having dropped our rental car and heavy luggage at the airport, it was easy to find our way to the Ryokan by subway. We found the hotel quite charming. The welcome, the room and the facilities were just great for us. We appreciated the shared kitchen area as well as the shared family bath, and our room was comfortable and quiet. I would encourage anyone with an interest in experiencing genuine Japanese culture to stay at Ryokan Yamamoto.
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