The OneFive Villa Fukuoka

We cannot recommend this hotel enough!! We had such a wonderful stay. The hotel is beautiful, the staff were lovely, and the afternoon tea was such a special and thoughtful touch. A special thank you to Indira, who was incredibly kind, warm, and helpful! She truly made our experience even more memorable with her amazing hospitality. Thank you again for everything!!

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The room was spacious and I liked the way the bathroom was divided into three defined areas - the sink/dressing area, the bath/shower area, and the toilet area, all with their own doors. I also appreciate the thoughtful touches in the bathroom, i.e. the little stool, and also the basin/wash bowl which you can use to soak your undies and socks in before hand-washing them. I also liked the way the hotel laid out a table with all the bath essentials (individually-wrapped shower caps, toothbrushes, cotton buds, cotton pads, hair brushes, face/body wash, body lotion, bath granules) so that you can take what you only need each day. The seating area outside the hotel was also a lovely and comfortable place to chill and chat. The self-check in kiosk was also an interesting feature of the hotel and provided an interesting experience for guests. The one-off afternoon tea set for guests when they have checked in was also a nice gesture. And there's a good (chargeable) parking lot directly opposite the hotel, in the compound of this hotel's sister hotel (One Terrace Fukuoka).

The self-check in experience could be a bit annoying for guests who have just arrived at the hotel after a long flight. Other than that, we didn't have any complaints.

Room was large, spacious & clean. Beds were very comfortable & bathroom was well designed. Central location. Great stay overall.

The room was fairly nice, but expensive.

There were two things that really were bothersome about this property. First, for $300 per night, they didn’t service the room. The only service they provide is new towels. Bathrooms? Not cleaned. Beds? Not made. Toilets? Not scrubbed. This hotel is not Japanese owned and you can tell. For $300 per night, this is not the right level of service for hotels in Japan. We’ve not stayed anywhere in the world at that price where the room isn’t serviced. The second issue was the noise. From the third floor, close to the river, the partyers were prevalent all night up until we woke at 6:00. We would not repeat.