Lily House

It was clean and really comfortable in the guest house. The street-facing windows let in enough light overnight to wake me several times, though. Heavier blackout curtains instead of the blinds would help.

I've been a big fan of lily house for a year now. The owner, "Yuki san", is kind and friendly, and the cozy atmosphere is a big part of why I keep choosing it. The equipment is all state of the art, which makes it a great place for parties and programs I've organized. If you're looking for somewhere to hold an event, feel free to come by ~^^

The owner was thoughtful and took care of all my requests, which made the stay fantastic. I spent four nights here, and the room was long and narrow but still had plenty of space. The microwave and water dispenser on the third floor were handy, as were the washer and dryer. It's a good choice for a longer trip, especially if you're coming to see Xu Ruoxi's games. It wasn't baseball season during my visit, so the price was quite reasonable. The location is close to Fukuoka Dome, and the bus stop across the road is useful for going to the pier. Chinatown Station is a little far, though manageable with luggage. On my first night in Japan I was probably too excited to sleep, and I could hear traffic clearly outside. The following nights were much more comfortable. I visited the dome on my last day.

We were comfortable here, and the room had enough space for three people. It was on a main road, but nights were quiet and we had no trouble sleeping. The station is a bit of a walk away. Sorting the rubbish was somewhat of a hassle, and carrying our heavy bags upstairs was the other downside. I stayed for an event nearby. 🎶🌙*ﾟ