Celine Kanayama 101

We slept well on the comfortable beds, and were surprised to find two bathrooms, one with a tub and the other with just a shower. The bathroom itself was a bit small, but there were also two sinks. The refrigerator was bigger than what you usually get in a hotel, and the kitchen and washing machine, with detergent included, made a big difference for our two-night, three-day trip with a child. We came from Fukuoka Prefecture as a family of three, with our 4-year-old, and had been looking for a Japanese-style room. The low price made us a little unsure, but the room was very clean and we were pleased. There weren't any futons in the end, just beds, but the two large ones were pushed together so our child could sleep with us. A few things were inconvenient. There’s no elevator in the apartment building, which made handling luggage hard. There's no private parking, and I paid nearly 2000 yen per night for a coin-operated lot. There are plenty nearby, but they're narrow, tricky to park in, and expensive. The air conditioner in our room took a while to start working, and cold air came in around the big window beside the bed in the back bedroom. The staff were kind and helpful when we had problems, and the price was reasonable, so we'd use this place again if we got the chance. In Fukuoka Prefecture, a similar place cost about 20,000 yen per night for three people. Here we paid 23,210 yen for two nights and three days, which still felt like a good deal even with the 4000 yen parking fee.

I booked through Airbnb and found the place really clean and comfortable. I'd even like to bring my parents here sometime. Strongly recommend it!