Hotel New Otani Hakata
Watanabe-dori, Chuo, Fukuoka
“Classic Hakata landmark”
Vibe
A stately 1978 landmark where multi-generational families and visiting dignitaries gather beneath classic grand chandeliers and serene banquet halls.
“Classic Hakata landmark”
Thirteen banquet halls and an on-site Shinto shrine where Fukuoka families have celebrated milestones since 1978.
Guest rooms detailed with traditional Hakata-ori textile motifs, paired with tea ceremonies inside the fourth-floor Seiseian.
Polished Japanese hospitality featuring airweave mattresses on upper floors, yukata robes, and spacious multi-bed family rooms.
On Watanabe-dori, steps from the subway station with Tenjin shopping and Yanagibashi Market minutes away
Rooms
Generous layouts incorporate Hakata-ori textile motifs and airweave mattress pads, with traditional tatami-and-bed hybrid suites available for larger groups.
Backstory
Built in 1978 by KKS Group, the landmark houses an authentic fourth-floor tea ceremony room, Seiseian, honoring traditional Hakata culture.
Eat & drink
Senbazuru serves seasonal kaiseki on the fourteenth floor, while the basement houses Cantonese dining at Taikan-en and Spanish grill classics.
The neighborhood
Step directly out onto Watanabe-dori, with the fresh seafood stalls of Yanagibashi Rengo Market and Tenjin department stores minutes away.
The app
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