Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka, the perfect spot for travelers who crave a fabulous getaway without straying too far from the hustle and bustle of city life! With a delightful location just 1.3mi from the vibrant city center of Fukuoka, you’ll find yourself perfectly nestled amid the urban energy while still enjoying a serene retreat. Starting at just $163, you can treat yourself to a marvelous stay in this 4-star haven.

Facade/entrance in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Photo of the whole room, Bed in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Rooms

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3 Twin Beds

450 sqft

Deluxe, Triple

Free wifi

Minibar

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this triple room includes a private bathroom with a bath, a shower and a bidet. The spacious air-conditioned triple room features a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a wardrobe and a safe deposit box. The unit has 3 beds.

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2 Twin Beds

305 sqft

Hollywood, 2 Twin Beds

Free wifi

Minibar

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

The twin room includes a private bathroom, well-fitted with a bath, a shower, a bidet, a hairdryer and slippers. The air-conditioned twin room offers a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a wardrobe, a safe deposit box as well as city views. The unit offers 2 beds.

Superior Double Room - Non-Smoking in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

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1 Queen Size Bed

235 sqft

Superior

City view

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Coffee machine

Relax in our spacious 237 sqft Superior Double Room, designed for a couple or a small family. Enjoy the comfort of a queen size bed, air conditioning, and a luxurious bathtub.

Discover More

This stylish hotel boasts an array of fantastic amenities to keep you energized and entertained during your trip. Start your day with a delicious breakfast, then discover the many delights that await! From room service and a delectable restaurant to a kid-friendly buffet that’ll make even the fussiest little eaters smile, there’s something for everyone. Need to relax after a day of adventures? Indulge in a soothing massage or unwind with a drink at the bar. Add to that the free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk at your service—you're all set for an unforgettable stay!

Lobby or reception in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Experience the Best

With a staggering 2377 reviews showcasing the rave-worthy experience guests have had, you can rest easy knowing you’re in good hands at Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka. The hotel is well-equipped with essentials like air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, and upper floors accessible by elevator. Whether you’re in town for business or pleasure, there’s no better place to immerse yourself in the heart of Fukuoka while relaxing in luxurious comfort!

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Plan Your Stay

Indulge your taste buds at the Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka with the standout dining options on-site. Start your culinary journey at 浅黄, the hotel's superb steakhouse, where succulent cuts of beef are grilled to perfection, ensuring a satisfyingly hearty meal for the serious steak lover. If you're in the mood to explore diverse flavors, pop on over to レッドフランマ, where European cuisine takes center stage and every dish is crafted with flair and fresh ingredients. Whether it's a cozy dinner for two or a delightful meal with the family, these dining experiences promise to elevate your stay with unforgettable tastes.

Food and drinks in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Amenities

Restaurant

Business center

Free wifi

Room service

Air conditioning

Kid-friendly buffet

Bar

24-hour front desk

Restaurant/places to eat in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Bathroom in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

Restaurants

浅黄

Steakhouse

レッドフランマ

European

Breakfast in Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka

The hotel is literally in the densest and most convenient part of the city in Tenjin. There are maybe 500 (?) restaurants within a 2 block radius, it's insane. Inside the hotel itself is a very large mall that has several floors of great restaurants, then there is another giant mall right next door, then another giant mall after that... it just keeps going. Endless amounts of shops and restaurants. There is an underground shopping street that is seriously a mile long, again with endless amounts of shops and restaurants, and the underground shopping street connects all of the above ground malls, hotels, and the train station. So if it is raining, you can still get from the hotel to all of the shops/trains without having to get wet. But besides the malls, the outdoor streets also have hundreds of great restaurants and other shops, dozens of convenience stores, etc... Then you have both subway lines directly next to the hotel, one regular train line, and a bus station. The area is just as dense as any of the dense areas of Tokyo, so if you're looking for a place to stay that gives you a lot of things to do, this is it. It gives you that same overwhelming feel that other great Japan city centers gives you, where there are so many restaurants and things to do that you feel overwhelmed with choices. The trains that the hotel is close to will take you anywhere around Fukuoka, but they do not take you out of Fukuoka. For that you need to get the JR trains out of Hakata station, which is very close but you do have to make that transfer. So if you're frequently going out of Fukuoka then I would recommend staying closer to Hakata station instead of Tenjin, but if most of your visit will be staying in Fukuoka-city, then staying here is the most convenient. The room itself was nicely appointed without being too luxurious. Just right for the price. It was a decent size, not crazy small like a lot of other rooms in Japan, but not really huge either.

Nicholas

This is our second time to Fukuoka and we decided to try a new hotel so we ended up at Solaria Noshitetsu. The best thing about the hotel has got to be the location - it’s connected to both solaria malls and is right smack in the shopping district and surrounded by so many malls/department stores which makes it super convenient to return to the hotel for a short break or to drop off bags! The reception area on level 6 looks a little dated so we were initially apprehensive about the rooms while checking in. As we got to the hotel before check in time, they kept our bags and later sent them directly to our rooms which was much appreciated. We were definitely pleasantly surprised by the rooms and it was tastefully designed with nice touches of ceramics and the space was also pretty roomy. Definitely one of the larger hotel rooms we’ve had in Japan. We were really happy with the overall experience staying here and would definitely return in future

Hwee

Took a free shuttle from Intl terminal to domestic terminal so as to get to subway which is 5 stops from hotel. Location is in the heart of Fukuoka. Easy to navigate to elsewhere for sightseeing. Good to have bottled water refilled daily, I was alright with alternate day housekeeping. McD, Mister Donut & Starbucks just minutes away. Mitsukoshi is just next door and Daimaru (Big Muji there!) is across the road from Mitsukoshi. Love the self help DHC sachets and toilet amenities in hotel lobby, the face wash is good for winter. Coffee machine in the room is also a plus but the coffee is so so only. Having a humidifier in the room is a plus point too.

Madeleine

The bed was SO comfy and the room was well-appointed and larger than typical Japanese business-style hotels I’ve stayed at before. I had a small fridge, a keurig and an electric kettle. There was a room enough for a small table with two chairs. A hot shower and a soaking tub for long hot baths. They also had a great selection of amenities you could pick up from the reception area - shaving razor, hair ties, lotions, etc. The hotel was a great location for getting around Fukuoka city. Also appreciated the very polite staff who spoke some English, which was very thoughtful and helpful.

Shannon

Very centrally located in Tenjin, with the train and bus station all within 2-3 min walking distance. Connected to the underground mall which was convenient on rainy days. Surrounded by mall and a local shopping street. Don’t need to worry about food, it is available everywhere. The staff were friendly and helpful. We had many luggages but they were kind to help me with them. Even helped me to book a taxi to get us to the airport. The room was fully equipped and even provided all the necessary toiletries. Love the Algae Bath salt that was complimentary.

Hui

The hotel is literally in the densest and most convenient part of the city in Tenjin. There are maybe 500 (?) restaurants within a 2 block radius, it's insane. Inside the hotel itself is a very large mall that has several floors of great restaurants, then there is another giant mall right next door, then another giant mall after that... it just keeps going. Endless amounts of shops and restaurants. There is an underground shopping street that is seriously a mile long, again with endless amounts of shops and restaurants, and the underground shopping street connects all of the above ground malls, hotels, and the train station. So if it is raining, you can still get from the hotel to all of the shops/trains without having to get wet. But besides the malls, the outdoor streets also have hundreds of great restaurants and other shops, dozens of convenience stores, etc... Then you have both subway lines directly next to the hotel, one regular train line, and a bus station. The area is just as dense as any of the dense areas of Tokyo, so if you're looking for a place to stay that gives you a lot of things to do, this is it. It gives you that same overwhelming feel that other great Japan city centers gives you, where there are so many restaurants and things to do that you feel overwhelmed with choices. The trains that the hotel is close to will take you anywhere around Fukuoka, but they do not take you out of Fukuoka. For that you need to get the JR trains out of Hakata station, which is very close but you do have to make that transfer. So if you're frequently going out of Fukuoka then I would recommend staying closer to Hakata station instead of Tenjin, but if most of your visit will be staying in Fukuoka-city, then staying here is the most convenient. The room itself was nicely appointed without being too luxurious. Just right for the price. It was a decent size, not crazy small like a lot of other rooms in Japan, but not really huge either.

Nicholas

This is our second time to Fukuoka and we decided to try a new hotel so we ended up at Solaria Noshitetsu. The best thing about the hotel has got to be the location - it’s connected to both solaria malls and is right smack in the shopping district and surrounded by so many malls/department stores which makes it super convenient to return to the hotel for a short break or to drop off bags! The reception area on level 6 looks a little dated so we were initially apprehensive about the rooms while checking in. As we got to the hotel before check in time, they kept our bags and later sent them directly to our rooms which was much appreciated. We were definitely pleasantly surprised by the rooms and it was tastefully designed with nice touches of ceramics and the space was also pretty roomy. Definitely one of the larger hotel rooms we’ve had in Japan. We were really happy with the overall experience staying here and would definitely return in future

Hwee

Took a free shuttle from Intl terminal to domestic terminal so as to get to subway which is 5 stops from hotel. Location is in the heart of Fukuoka. Easy to navigate to elsewhere for sightseeing. Good to have bottled water refilled daily, I was alright with alternate day housekeeping. McD, Mister Donut & Starbucks just minutes away. Mitsukoshi is just next door and Daimaru (Big Muji there!) is across the road from Mitsukoshi. Love the self help DHC sachets and toilet amenities in hotel lobby, the face wash is good for winter. Coffee machine in the room is also a plus but the coffee is so so only. Having a humidifier in the room is a plus point too.

Madeleine

The bed was SO comfy and the room was well-appointed and larger than typical Japanese business-style hotels I’ve stayed at before. I had a small fridge, a keurig and an electric kettle. There was a room enough for a small table with two chairs. A hot shower and a soaking tub for long hot baths. They also had a great selection of amenities you could pick up from the reception area - shaving razor, hair ties, lotions, etc. The hotel was a great location for getting around Fukuoka city. Also appreciated the very polite staff who spoke some English, which was very thoughtful and helpful.

Shannon

Very centrally located in Tenjin, with the train and bus station all within 2-3 min walking distance. Connected to the underground mall which was convenient on rainy days. Surrounded by mall and a local shopping street. Don’t need to worry about food, it is available everywhere. The staff were friendly and helpful. We had many luggages but they were kind to help me with them. Even helped me to book a taxi to get us to the airport. The room was fully equipped and even provided all the necessary toiletries. Love the Algae Bath salt that was complimentary.

Hui

The hotel is literally in the densest and most convenient part of the city in Tenjin. There are maybe 500 (?) restaurants within a 2 block radius, it's insane. Inside the hotel itself is a very large mall that has several floors of great restaurants, then there is another giant mall right next door, then another giant mall after that... it just keeps going. Endless amounts of shops and restaurants. There is an underground shopping street that is seriously a mile long, again with endless amounts of shops and restaurants, and the underground shopping street connects all of the above ground malls, hotels, and the train station. So if it is raining, you can still get from the hotel to all of the shops/trains without having to get wet. But besides the malls, the outdoor streets also have hundreds of great restaurants and other shops, dozens of convenience stores, etc... Then you have both subway lines directly next to the hotel, one regular train line, and a bus station. The area is just as dense as any of the dense areas of Tokyo, so if you're looking for a place to stay that gives you a lot of things to do, this is it. It gives you that same overwhelming feel that other great Japan city centers gives you, where there are so many restaurants and things to do that you feel overwhelmed with choices. The trains that the hotel is close to will take you anywhere around Fukuoka, but they do not take you out of Fukuoka. For that you need to get the JR trains out of Hakata station, which is very close but you do have to make that transfer. So if you're frequently going out of Fukuoka then I would recommend staying closer to Hakata station instead of Tenjin, but if most of your visit will be staying in Fukuoka-city, then staying here is the most convenient. The room itself was nicely appointed without being too luxurious. Just right for the price. It was a decent size, not crazy small like a lot of other rooms in Japan, but not really huge either.

Nicholas

This is our second time to Fukuoka and we decided to try a new hotel so we ended up at Solaria Noshitetsu. The best thing about the hotel has got to be the location - it’s connected to both solaria malls and is right smack in the shopping district and surrounded by so many malls/department stores which makes it super convenient to return to the hotel for a short break or to drop off bags! The reception area on level 6 looks a little dated so we were initially apprehensive about the rooms while checking in. As we got to the hotel before check in time, they kept our bags and later sent them directly to our rooms which was much appreciated. We were definitely pleasantly surprised by the rooms and it was tastefully designed with nice touches of ceramics and the space was also pretty roomy. Definitely one of the larger hotel rooms we’ve had in Japan. We were really happy with the overall experience staying here and would definitely return in future

Hwee

Took a free shuttle from Intl terminal to domestic terminal so as to get to subway which is 5 stops from hotel. Location is in the heart of Fukuoka. Easy to navigate to elsewhere for sightseeing. Good to have bottled water refilled daily, I was alright with alternate day housekeeping. McD, Mister Donut & Starbucks just minutes away. Mitsukoshi is just next door and Daimaru (Big Muji there!) is across the road from Mitsukoshi. Love the self help DHC sachets and toilet amenities in hotel lobby, the face wash is good for winter. Coffee machine in the room is also a plus but the coffee is so so only. Having a humidifier in the room is a plus point too.

Madeleine

The bed was SO comfy and the room was well-appointed and larger than typical Japanese business-style hotels I’ve stayed at before. I had a small fridge, a keurig and an electric kettle. There was a room enough for a small table with two chairs. A hot shower and a soaking tub for long hot baths. They also had a great selection of amenities you could pick up from the reception area - shaving razor, hair ties, lotions, etc. The hotel was a great location for getting around Fukuoka city. Also appreciated the very polite staff who spoke some English, which was very thoughtful and helpful.

Shannon

Very centrally located in Tenjin, with the train and bus station all within 2-3 min walking distance. Connected to the underground mall which was convenient on rainy days. Surrounded by mall and a local shopping street. Don’t need to worry about food, it is available everywhere. The staff were friendly and helpful. We had many luggages but they were kind to help me with them. Even helped me to book a taxi to get us to the airport. The room was fully equipped and even provided all the necessary toiletries. Love the Algae Bath salt that was complimentary.

Hui

Location

2-2-43 Tenjin, Chuoku, Fukuoka, 810-0001, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041