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Miyako Hotel Hakata connects directly to Hakata Station’s East Exit 7, about a one-minute walk from the station. The location fits naturally into itineraries built around the Shinkansen, JR lines, and the subway.
SPA lucida occupies the 13th floor, with separate outdoor and indoor areas. The swimwear-required outdoor spa includes an 8-meter waterfall, a 16-meter pool using natural hot-spring water, a jet bath, and a smaller pool. Indoors, guests can use a natural hot-spring bath at no extra charge.
That combination—fast access to the station and time for a hot spring and pool inside the hotel—defines the stay at Miyako Hotel Hakata.
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Direct Access to Hakata Station, With SPA lucida on the Top Floor
Miyako Hotel Hakata opened on September 22, 2019, and has 208 rooms. The hotel connects directly to Hakata Station’s East Exit 7.
SPA lucida occupies the 13th floor, allowing an itinerary centered on Hakata Station to include time for a hot spring or a swim. Alongside the station access, whether you plan to use the top-floor spa is a practical point to consider when booking.
The 8-Meter Waterfall and 16-Meter Pool: How SPA lucida Works
The outdoor section of SPA lucida requires swimwear. It includes an 8-meter waterfall, a 16-meter pool using natural hot-spring water, a jet bath, a smaller pool, pool loungers, and a warm room. The indoor bath also uses natural hot-spring water, with water added, heated, circulated, and filtered. A dry sauna and cold bath serve the men’s side, while the women’s side has a steam sauna. Hotel guests can use both the outdoor and indoor areas at no extra charge.
A few conditions should be checked before booking. The outdoor spa is limited to guests aged 18 and older after 7 p.m. Children may use it before that time, while the main 16-meter pool requires a minimum height of 120 cm. Children under 12 need an accompanying adult. For the indoor hot-spring baths only, mixed bathing is not permitted for anyone aged 7 or older.
Tattoos are generally not permitted. A fashion tattoo may be allowed only if it can be completely covered by one paid cover sticker.
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Rooms From 30 Square Meters: What Changes When You Upgrade
Rooms at Miyako Hotel Hakata start at 30 square meters. Each comes with a bathroom with a separate bathtub and washing area, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an original bed developed jointly with Sealy. Superior rooms measure 30 to 31 square meters, Deluxe rooms 34 to 36 square meters, and Luxury rooms 42 to 43 square meters.
Moving up to a Luxury room brings more than extra floor space: these corner rooms have windows on two sides and a double-basin vanity.
Six rooms called The Terrace occupy floors 9 through 12, positioned along the waterfall running down the building’s exterior. Size, bed configuration, and terrace layout vary by room. The 9th-floor option can connect to an adjoining room.
The Universal Room Twin measures 34 square meters and sleeps two. It has lower furniture, a bathroom and toilet designed for easier access, and wider spacing along the walkway and between the beds.
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Le Ciel Bleu and TTT Cafe: Dining Choices Inside the Hotel
Le Ciel Bleu, on the 13th floor, serves set courses and à la carte dishes featuring ingredients from Kyushu. It opens for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bar hours, with private rooms also available.
TTT Cafe adjoins the lobby on the 3rd floor and operates mainly during the day, serving light meals, desserts, and afternoon tea.
For a light meal or tea during the day, TTT Cafe is the option. For dinner within the hotel, choose Le Ciel Bleu or room service.
About Seven Minutes From Fukuoka Airport: A Base for Exploring Kyushu
Fukuoka Airport is about seven minutes away by subway or about 15 minutes by car. The hotel connects directly to Hakata Station’s East Exit 7, about a one-minute walk from the station.
Hakata Station is served by the Shinkansen, JR lines, and the subway. It can anchor a stay focused on Fukuoka as well as rail travel across Kyushu, with arrival and departure days planned around the station.
Hakata Station Access With Time for a Hot Spring and Pool
Miyako Hotel Hakata is a practical choice for an itinerary built around the Shinkansen, JR lines, and the subway when you also want a natural hot-spring bath and an outdoor spa within the hotel.
Rooms start at 30 square meters. Along with ease of arrival and departure, whether you plan to use the spa is a central part of deciding on this hotel.
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