Premier Hotel Mojiko - Kitakyushu

We enjoyed a spacious ocean view room, marveling at the Kanmon Strait. Breakfast was a good surprise with unlimited sparkling wine. Although the lobby was on the second floor, our stay was enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel!

The room was reasonably sized!

Location: the hotel was short walk to the cultural sites and nearby is the plaza. The room we had included central heating, a flat-screen TV and a refrigerator.

The service was good, the food was good. The room was outstanding, and spotless. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful, and the private parking was available. Location: the hotel was really close to cute shops and food, and Blue wing Mojiko bridge...

I really appreciated the spacious room with amazing views of the sea and bridges. The staff was great, making us feel welcomed and taken care of throughout our stay.

Food for breakfast could include more local dishes.

I had a great time staying at this hotel! The location is perfect, just a block away from the train station and super close to the Blue Wing Mojiko bridge, which is super cool to watch open and close. The ocean view from my room was gorgeous, and I loved being able to enjoy the sunset right there! Breakfast was another highlight with tons of tasty options, including a chocolate donut that I can't stop raving about.

The room with city view needs serious updates!!! Old furniture and inadequate maintenance are apparent. An even better bathroom setup would have enhanced my stay!!! Prices feel lofty given the state of the facilities!!!

Great stay overall! The city view room offered stunning scenery, and the breakfast buffet had a fantastic variety, especially the chocolate donuts which were a real treat. Being right next to the Blue Wing Mojiko bridge was a bonus too. We enjoyed watching the bridge open. The staff's English skills were impressive and made communication smooth. Exploring nearby attractions like the Former Moji Customs Building and Karato Market was super easy and added to our visit.

We got an amazing value for our money with a spacious room that offered amazing views of the sea and the drawbridge. The staff was friendly and eager to help, making our stay more fun while the location was perfect for exploring the area.

The breakfast menu could benefit from more local specialties.

The ocean view room was fine, but the lobby's stairs were a hassle.

The essentials, minus the fluff

Spacious twin rooms offer fine views of the Kanmon Strait. Breakfast boasts generous choices, with sparkling wine available for a luxurious touch. The hotel's location near Mojiko Port makes it easy to explore the area, with restaurants and shops just a short walk away.

Families with kids should stay here.

The hotel has a well-managed breakfast area , but if you go at peak hours be prepared to wait a bit. We were thrilled to see the fireworks from a wedding ceremony right outside and it.

It wasn't inexpensive but the experience made it worth it.

Very nice views and air conditioning, but laundry took too long to return.

The spacious twin room offered fine city views. The breakfast buffet was a highlight, with a good array of options, including grilled vegetables. We encountered issues with outdated room amenities that could use improvements. The hotel lobby being on the first floor made it a bit inconvenient to manage luggage, especially for those with mobility challenges. Despite these drawbacks, the staff's cute demeanor stood out as a positive aspect of our experience.

The staff was helpful, ensuring a warm welcome. The breakfast buffet was good, with a good variety of options. The location by the harbor provided fine views.

The parking situation could use improvement, as it felt a bit pricey.

The ocean view room was spacious, and breakfast had a good variety, including sparkling wine. We loved exploring the Kanmon Tunnel Footpath and nearby markets, especially after a fresh seafood lunch. The staff were super friendly.

One thing to note is that the lobby is on the first floor, so you may need to carry your luggage up some stairs, which could be tricky for anyone with mobility issues.