Chuo-Ku Nishinakasu 1-9, Fukuoka (Fukuoka), Japan
Offering a convenience shop and a laundromat, the 3-star Del Style Fukuoka Nishinakasu By Daiwa Roynet Hotel lies in Nakasu, packed with lively nightclubs, izakaya pubs, karaoke parlors, and gaming arcades, a 19-minute walk from Hakataza Theater and 1.5 km from such cultural places of interest as the modern & contemporary Fukuoka Asian Art Museum. Among the facilities of the hotel there is a currency exchange and a lift, along with Wi-Fi in public areas.
Located 500 metres from the municipal Shintō Kushida Shrine, the comfortable hotel is just near Canal City Hakata Shopping Mall. The landscaped plaza "Nagahama Park" can be reached within 25 minutes' walk of the Del Style Fukuoka Nishinakasu By Daiwa Roynet. Guests might as well visit Tenjin Chuo Park, which is around 400 metres away. Suijo Park also lies 14 minutes' walk away. Del Style Fukuoka Nishinakasu By Daiwa Roynet Hotel is within 500 metres of Nakasu-Kawabata tube station and just around the corner from Tenjin 1-Chome bus stop.
The air-conditioned rooms are appointed with air conditioning, such modern amenities as free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and offer private bathrooms with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower. Other comforts include an electric kettle and a fridge for self-catering. Bathrooms, equipped with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower, also feature hairdryers and towels.
The Del Style Fukuoka Nishinakasu By Daiwa Roynet welcomes guests with a daily buffet breakfast. This property features an American-style restaurant with Japanese menu. Located 7 minutes' stroll from the hotel, the restaurant Yoshizuka Unagi offers a Japanese menu.
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