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Hakata Genki Ippai is a cozy hideaway serving rich, creamy tonkotsu ramen, where locals mingle over hefty portions in an unassuming setting.

Discover a slice of Fukuoka’s ramen heritage at Ganso Nagahama-ya, where authentic tonkotsu broth meets customizable noodles in a no-frills setting.

Elegant izakaya serving exquisite Kyūshū specialties like Wagyu, basashi, and black pork, paired with local sake in a serene garden setting.

With its vibrant, compact rooms and a laid-back vibe, this hostel boasts an ideal location, a cool café/bar, and a lively communal space perfect for socializing.

Fukuoka International Airport is a sleek and modern hub that’s a breeze to navigate, boasting comfy seating, quick security, and tasty local eats just a subway ride from the city.

Nestled just steps from Canal City, the Grand Hyatt Fukuoka boasts sleek rooms, top-notch dining, and a pampering spa, making it a plush urban retreat.

Daimyo blends stylish boutiques and vintage shops with a lively atmosphere, where cozy cafes and late-night street food create the perfect urban escape.

Nestled conveniently near the subway, this unpretentious hotel offers cozy rooms, a top-notch onsen experience, and complimentary refreshments that keep guests coming back.

A cozy, Belgian art-themed hotel near Nishitetsufukuoka station with simple rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a convenient spot near Canal City shopping.

This soaring Hilton offers sleek rooms with stunning bay views, multiple chic eateries, a pool, onsen, gym, and easy access to baseball and shopping.