One Fukuoka Hotel
Modern Japanese lifestyle hotel with a strong art program, resort-like calm in the middle of the city, and a genuine obsession with views.
Request a sea-view room — the Hakata Bay sunset from the upper floors is the signature experience here
Why It Matters
Directly connected to Tenjin subway station (and by extension Fukuoka Airport in 11 minutes), operated by Plan·Do·See — the team behind With The Style and The Luigans — and stacked with around 80 original artworks commissioned specifically for the space. No other hotel in central Fukuoka puts you this high up with this much space per room.
Opened in April 2025, One Fukuoka Hotel sits on floors 18 and 19 of the brand-new ONE FUKUOKA BLDG., a sleek 19-story tower that replaced the beloved Fukuoka Building at Tenjin's main intersection. It has just 41 rooms, all starting at 35 sqm, and every single one is designed around one idea: height. Hakata Bay to the west, the Tenjin rooftops below, and floor-to-ceiling windows in every direction. The interior leans into modern Japanese aesthetics — latticed screens, warm wood floors, a large atrium staircase hung with paintings by artist Noritaka Tatehana — and the whole place feels more like a considered art space than a standard city hotel.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Comfort Suite
60 sqm with a separate bedroom and living room, both facing Hakata Bay. Sunlight tracks through from the living room all the way to the dining area during the day, and the sofa bed means it sleeps three.
60 sqm
Signature King
The most unusual room type in the hotel. You get two distinct views — sky from the terrace, and the lush courtyard garden from the study desk. It's a room that rewards people who want to actually sit and work or read.
KingSuperior King
The entry-level room, positioned on the top floor in a studio layout. Large windows across the full floor — still a proper view room. This is the floor where all rooms start; even the 'base' category is light-filled.
KingTenjin Corner Suite
Two large corner windows, 62 sqm of floor space, and panoramic views from every corner of the room — bedroom, living area, and bathroom all face out to sky. No terrace, but the sense of openness is hard to beat.
62 sqmTenjin Corner Terrace Suite
The showstopper. Two large corner windows open onto a 43 sqm private terrace — genuinely enormous by Japanese city hotel standards — complete with a table, chairs, and a daybed. You can sleep up to three with sofa beds, and the two semi-double beds can be pushed together Hollywood-style.
2 Semi-double beds (can be combined) · 62 sqmTerrace King
Separate bedroom and living room with a large terrace furnished with side table and chairs. Panoramic views over the Tenjin area. A solid step up from Superior King without going full suite.
KingTerrace Twin
Twin-bedded room with a 13 sqm terrace facing the sea. There's a large sofa on the terrace — the hotel's most practical terrace option for a two-guest stay.
Twin · 35 sqm
The One Fukuoka Suite
The hotel's top suite, sitting on the 19th floor. At 64 sqm, it includes a full kitchen and bar counter integrated with the dining room — the right choice for longer stays. Night views from the bathroom are a genuine selling point.
64 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Seasonal afternoon tea (currently Strawberry Velvet) served in the rooftop bar space with Hakata Bay views. ¥6,000 per person including a full tea stand set. Reservation required.
Around 80 original artworks by Tokyo-based artist Noritaka Tatehana are integrated throughout the hotel, including a large-scale 'Descending Painting' in the atrium staircase space. Tatehana's work draws on traditional Japanese craft and Buddhist iconography — his Heel-less Shoes are in the permanent collection of the Met and the V&A. The art is part of the stay, not a ticketed experience.
An open-ceiling garden terrace on 18F, enveloped in natural light and a breeze. Includes a fireplace for cooler evenings. Good for post-bath relaxation or just sitting in the open air in the middle of the city. Open 24 hours (subject to weather).
Guest-only reading lounge on 18F curated by Fukuoka editor Mitsuharu Yamamura, stocked mainly with books on Fukuoka, Kyushu, and Asia. Self-service coffee, tea, ice cream, and light snacks are complimentary. Open 6:00–22:00.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Two banquet rooms — THE BALLROOM (large) and CHEF'S TABLE (small, with open kitchen). Available for corporate events, private dining, and meetings. Inquiry required for pricing.
Located on 7F (separate from the hotel floors). Basic cardio and weight training equipment. Guests under 15 cannot use the facility. No clothing or shoe rentals available.
All rooms include a complimentary minibar stocked with drinks and snacks. Multiple guest reviews specifically call this out as a notable perk.
The hotel does not have a pool.
Self-service coin laundry on 18F. Detergent is automatically added. Ironing board also available in the laundry room. Accepts various electronic payments.
Guests may reserve a space in the ONE FUKUOKA BLDG. commercial parking lot. Must be booked in advance (no later than the day before check-in). ¥3,300 per night (tax included), hours 14:00–13:00 next day. Spaces are limited.
A high-floor communal bath on 18F with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the sky, plus a wooden outdoor deck. Open 6:00–12:00 and 15:00–25:00. Tattoo guests permitted only if tattoos can be covered. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
High-temperature dry sauna and cold bath on 18F, co-located with the public bath. Open-air bathing space with night views and sea views.
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