Mercure Fukuoka Munakata Resort & Spa

A warm welcome check in. The young lady from Nepal who checked us in was super helpful. Sorry have forgotten her name. She even helped book our Beppu onsen. The hotel is very old. The rooms are outdated. The TV is like from the 90s. The foyer, lounge and restaurant looks newer than the outdated rooms, so not sure if the public areas have been renovated. They have a small souvenir shop within the hotel. A lounge that offers afternoon tea with snacks and drinks including beer. Big restaurant with good spread for breakfast and dinner. The dinner buffet they served Munakata beef which was delicious, melt in your mouth. Also loved their pink soft serve ice cream. It would be a nice place to stay longer if the rooms were renovated. Do NOT open your window at night as there’s plenty of small green bugs outside stuck on the window. Free onsite parking

I went to hear that the hotel was selling all-inclusive The hotel itself was large, the lobby was open, the rooms were large and comfortable All-inclusive, alcohol drinkers might get a good deal. My feeling is that my family didn't drink as much as I expected. The restaurant is a bit of a jumble, with a lot of space between the seats. They're turning down the lights, they're using colorful ceramic tableware. Even though you're so stylish　 I wish we had a little more space.

Stay with friends to support Hanshin in the Japan Series. It was a weekday, but it was such a busy day that there was a long line at the front desk at 3pm when I started checking in. Since it was the former Daiwa Royal Hotel, we were aware of the hardware to some extent, but the facilities themselves remained largely unchanged even under the umbrella of ACCOR. They sell all-incle ships, and all guests get free access to the club lounge on the ground floor, but sure enough, the lounge is crowded with potato-washing. The so-called Club Lounge has zero luxury and is totally unforgiving. The only drinks are draft beer and sparkling wine. And the glass is a paper cup. Food is served in candy store-like containers with oysters. A lot of customers compete with us. I left the place feeling like I was running away. I also think that communal baths should be regulated to a certain extent so as not to violate public order and morals. There was no such warning at this hotel. At the very least, I hope they will make an effort to post it. Also, the room furnishings, the bath and toilet unit were old, and the bed was too chubby to rest well. The next morning, as I expected, the potato washing for breakfast was terrible. When I checked out, I forgot to get the receipt I was supposed to get, so I asked her to mail me the receipt, along with the matter of public decency, in a comment email at a later date, but she ignored it. It's more inside the hotel than it's been in recent times for all sorts of things. The same foreign company is a hotel with a difference of about heaven and earth from a certain hotel group. This is really the limit of a popular hotel… I'm sorry.