Fukuoka

Far and away the best hotel in town, the sophisticated Grand Hyatt overlooks—or rather, looks into—the Canal City shopping and entertainment complex. — Fodor's

If you want to make an impression, you can hardly do better anywhere in Japan. The lobby restaurant of this César Pelli–designed hotel soars like its namesake bird, and... it's Asia's largest Hilton. — Lonely Planet

This boxy, inexpensive yet modern lodging has neat and clean dorms that sleep six people (comfortably) to 12 (tightly), while single and twin rooms have private bath. — Lonely Planet

The interior of this modern hotel is based on Belgian Art Nouveau designs... The hotel is a short walk from Tenjin, with its shopping, nightlife, train, and coach terminus. — DK Eyewitness

— Frommer's

Much classier than others members of this hotel chain, the Washington Hotel has guest rooms with views of the city or the sci-fi half-dome of Canal City. — Fodor's

An outpost of the well-known Okura Japanese chain, the 264-room Hotel Okura Fukuoka is a luxury property that's part of a large shopping and entertainment complex. — Oyster

Offers discounts to youth hostel members. Book ahead as these discount rates have limited availability. — Lonely Planet

— Lonely Planet

Overlooking the Naka River, this upscale Western-style hotel is a short walk from Canal City. Unlike many business hotels, all the rooms here have generously sized beds. — Fodor's

This branch offers budget-minded travelers excellent accommodations, reasonable rates, and a central location near Hakata Station. — Fodor's

We don't know what the name means, but 'style' is indeed the byword at this sleek designer hotel. — Lonely Planet

Hotel Forza Hakata is conveniently located in a busy commercial area with lots of department stores, supermarkets, and restaurants nearby. — Oyster

Hakata Tokyu REI Hotel is a clean and pleasant but no-frills business hotel, conveniently located within a seven-minute walk of the Hakata train and subway station. — Oyster