With The Style Fukuoka
Hakata Station South, Hakata, Fukuoka
“Mid-century urban oasis”
Vibe
Mid-century Palm Springs architecture takes root in central Fukuoka, centered around a palm-fringed courtyard pool and bold canvases by Zelenak Shandor.
“Mid-century urban oasis”
Ryu Kosaka's Palm Springs mid-century aesthetic with lush courtyard greenery and original Zelenak Shandor artwork.
Sixteen suites featuring private terraces, deep soaking tubs, complimentary minibars, and penthouse lounge access.
A private open-air rooftop jacuzzi, outdoor sauna under the sky, and in-room aromatherapy spa rituals.
In Hakataekiminami, a short walk south of Hakata Station and its bustling transit concourses.
Rooms
Sixteen suites feature private terraces overlooking subtropical foliage, paired with open-concept bathrooms and deep soaking tubs.
Wellness
An open-air rooftop jacuzzi and sauna sit under the sky, while shaded loungers line the central courtyard pool downstairs.
Backstory
Hospitality group Plan・Do・See commissioned designer Ryu Kosaka in 2004 to bring breezy mid-century California resort living to Fukuoka.
Eat & drink
Cotton serves seasonal Kyushu produce from an open show kitchen, while chefs sear Japanese Black Wagyu at Steakhouse Medium Rare.
The neighborhood
Set five minutes south of Hakata Station, the surrounding streets trade transit concourses for quiet residential blocks and local izakayas.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.