Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel
Tenjin, Chuo, Fukuoka
“Central Tenjin anchor”
Vibe
Rising above the bustling transit terminal, elevators lift guests from the retail flurry below into quiet, high-floor public spaces.
“Central Tenjin anchor”
Guest rooms showcase regional craftsmanship through delicate Okawa Kumiko woodwork and custom Imari porcelain accents.
Seventeenth-floor Trans Blue bar pairs Japanese single malts with panoramic evening vistas across downtown Fukuoka.
A central Tenjin fixture since 1989, hosting family banquets and events above the bustling transit terminal.
In central Tenjin above the station and Solaria Plaza, directly linked to Tenjin Chikagai
Rooms
High-floor rooms feature regional Okawa Kumiko latticework, subtle Imari porcelain details, and wide city views across central Fukuoka.
Backstory
Opened in 1989 by Nishi-Nippon Railroad, the property serves as the longstanding hospitality anchor atop the landmark Solaria Plaza complex.
Eat & drink
The seventeenth floor pairs lava-stone grilling at Red Flamma and Wagyu teppanyaki at Asagi with skyline nightcaps at Trans Blue.
The neighborhood
Direct indoor connections lead into the sprawling Tenjin Chikagai underground arcade and regional train lines across Fukuoka.
The app
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