Trouvez des hôtels 3 étoiles à Kitakyūshū

1. Very spacious room for this price point to be honest. Could be because it's not a major city... 2. Kitchen equipment like induction cooker and pot and bowls and utensils were provided! Makes it possible to cook your own meals (or even just Maggie mee) fridge was very big so can buy drinks to store 3. Location was alright. Located along small alley but very near main road leading to shopping street and Kokura station. 4. Aircon and heater worked well. Great for winter weather 5. Bathroom ventilator was very strong. To the extent that it feels very cold after taking a shower. We tried closing the bathroom door at night and it was literally like a freezer in the morning when we open it. But also because of the ventilator, our clothes dried fast indoors 🥶 6. Now to the pain points. First got to be the facility management and check in check out process. This property does auto check in meaning there is no physical staff to handle your check in check out throughout. There is no receptionist at all. I made my booking 2- 3 hours prior to arriving at property. At the front door we were prompted to input entry passcode which we had no idea what it was (it's not the reservation number provided by the booking partner like Agoda or trip.com) tried to contact both the hotel helpline (there was a Jp phone number at the entrance but that's all, no other info whatsoever) and also escalated to Agoda (as I made my booking through Agoda for first nights) but no ans. In the end we had to enter property when someone unlocked the front entrance using her own passcode before we could speak to the helpdesk through the tablets. So it turns out that they claim most travellers would make their reservation at least a day prior to arrival, which was why system didn't capture my booking (yet ironically they allowed booking for same day check in .... When they clearly cannot manage the whole process) shouldn't there be more effort being put in to monitor for same day booking so the traveller doesn't get stuck at the front entrance especially in winter weather? We had to sit at the park nearby while trying to contact the helpdkesks but couldn't get through till the end...... The whole check in process was rather manual, basically you enter the info as prompted on screen then video call the helpline agent to verify before you'll get your passcode to your room. (All through tablet) Security seems alright if you're ok with the idea of using a keypad lock instead of having a physical room card? I guess customers just have to always make sure no one is looking when entering the passcode at the front door. Btw same passcode is used to enter hotel front entrance and for your room lock. All in all the biggest issue we found was the check in check out process. Overall stay was above average.

신랑이랑 둘이 고쿠라 숙소 고민하다가 최근에 지어진 호텔이라 망설임 없이 예약하고 다녀왔는데 최고였어요 ㅋㅋ 넓이는 일본 모든 비지니스 호텔이 비슷비슷한데 조식 뷔페식으로 매우 훌륭하고 맛있구여, 대욕장도 너무 좋네요 어메니티도 필요한 만큼 가져다 쓰면 되고 직원분들도 다 친절하고 짐도 숙박당일 체크인전 체크아웃 당일에도 친절히 맡겨주세요 고쿠라역 근처라서 접근성도 너무 좋네용 :) 담에도 이용하려구요~~~

I am more than satisfied for my two-night stay at Hotel LiVEMAX Kokura. Not only does it have an excellent location (right next to Kokura Station), it is equipped with a microwave in each individual room. The room is clean, spacious, and bright. I cannot ask for more as it is truly a value for money hotel. If I ever visit Japan again, I will definitely put Hotel LiVEMAX first on my list.

The hotel is close to the Kokura station, on the north side which is not as busy as the south side. The room is perfect for a solo traveller, might be tight for 2 people. My room overlooked a train track and you can see the train pass by. It's not noisy though. Lots of comic books available to borrow to your room (register at receptionist) for when the weather is bad. And free breakfast and dinner with rice, curry, tea, coffee and juice. Staff spoke little English but they have printed information available in English to explain the facilities, rules and how things work.

it's very near from kokura station and very convenient. staffs are super kind, breakfast is nice. i probably can't find any better hotel in kitakyushu.

Le personnel est agréable et les chambres sont rénovées et confortables. Il y avait une rue de shopping près, donc il y avait beaucoup de nourriture.

Le bus de transport gratuit à la gare d'Orio est très confortable pour un départ insensé. Heureusement, le personnel a pris note de la demande de réservation du transbordeur faite lors de la réservation, sinon, il aurait été très inconvenant de les contacter et coûteux d'arriver au camping par d'autres moyens. Ils ont laissé une note pour vérifier le site officiel pour le point de collecte mais il n'y avait pas d'informations spécifiques - quelque chose qui peut être amélioré. Le centre est visité par des personnes locales, il a été utile de les voir et de les demander de confirmer. Les chambres sont confortables et confortables, et les chambres sont très confortables. Les deux côtés du vent naturel sont tous les jours interchangeables entre hommes et femmes. Les noodles de tantane sont super! Le petit déjeuner n'est pas mauvais avec les deux options de fusion occidentale et traditionnelle japonaise. C'était un très bon et relaxant temps!

Despite the language barrier, the front desk staff were very friendly & helpful. The foods were very tasty, delicious with very reasonable price. The breakfast is included but the quality is second to none, to my knowledge based on my own Japan travel experience. Thumbs up for the staff & strongly recommended for anyone visiting Mojiko to stay & enjoy.

Le restaurant est très confortable et vous trouverez des chambres confortables. Bien que nous n'étions qu'une nuit, nous sommes heureux de voir cet hôtel ne constitue pas un endroit coûteux.

L'hôtel est à une position privilégiée, près de la gare Kokura, centre commercial, château Kokura, marché de Tanga, rues de bars... et il y a deux magasins convenables en bas, donc vous n'avez pas à vous inquiéter de la faim à minuit. Le prix est raisonnable et les installations sont suffisantes. Le fait que le personnel ne parle pas encore beaucoup d'anglais rend difficile d'être accueillant à l'échelle internationale.