(Price Range)
Budget hotels or hostels can range from \2,000 to \6,000 per night.
Mid-range hotels can range from \6,000 to \15,000 per night.
Luxury hotels and high-end accommodations can cost anywhere from \15,000 to \40,000 or more per night.
(Recommended Areas)
Tenjin: This is the city's biggest shopping and entertainment district. It's full of department stores, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Tenjin is also close to cultural spots like the Acros building, which has a beautiful terraced garden, and the Fukuoka Art Museum.
Hakata: This area is another bustling commercial district, and it's where Fukuoka Station is located, providing excellent transportation links. Hakata is also known for its Yatai (street food stalls) where you can enjoy local foods like Hakata Ramen. Canal City Hakata, a large shopping and entertainment complex, is also located here.
Nakasu: Located between Hakata and Tenjin, Nakasu is best known for its nightlife and Yatai. It's also close to Fukuoka's famous Kushida Shrine and Tochoji Temple.
Momochi: If you prefer a more relaxed seaside atmosphere, consider Momochi. It's home to landmarks such as Fukuoka Tower, Fukuoka City Museum, and the popular Momochi Seaside Park.