Name: Rodem House
Address: Chuoku Omiya 2-4-8, Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Fukuoka, 810-0013, Japan
Rating: 5

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I stayed in this little gem for 2 nights, before heading to S. Korea on the boat. What a busy place Fukuoka was in NOVEMBER. The Americas Cup was in town and The National SUMO Wrestling Championships were also on during my visit. The Hostel was very busy, and rightly so as it is everything a traveller on a budget needs, with some extras. VERY  VERY  GOOD VALUE INDEED.

CLEAN, COMFORTABLE HOSTEL.

Clean and quiet guesthouse near to the city and accessible price, subway station is near, my experience was good because I found more friends in the living room, is good place to sleep in Fukuoka. You have to share your room but everyone respect each other 

Sightseeing 

The workers were very helpful with my questions and it is a pretty decent hostel, nothing fancy but a cute little place with your basic needs (including laundry). It is near a train station so you can get into town at a low cost (ex: to Tenjin it is about $1.50 or 150 Yen). They have good security, when it is beyond 9pm you have to type in a code, so it feels safe. It's about 33 dollars a night so not bad pricing either!

Cute little hostel and near a station!

Where do I even begin... This hostel has 2 toilets in the whole 3 floors. 1 male 1 female. 2 male shower rooms and 1 girls shower room with 3 shower heads! Yes that's correct. No privacy you have to get a shower with 2 other random girls. Absolutely disgusting and humiliating!!! No curtain to cover each shower. Nothing! I will never stay here again and I'm going to ask for a refund tomorrow as we booked another night but would rather get our money back and go else where! And for the 'bed' if that's what you can call it. There is two cussions on the bunk bed which you have to sleep on. This is shown in pictures. Ridiculously uncomfortable and definitely not worth £25 a night I'm disgusted. Also your not allowed to use the facilities between 11am and 3pm due to clearing. Which means no shower, no toilets or no common room, of cooking facilities. This place needs shutting down 

Shocking hostel!! No privacy! 

All hallways were dimly lighted. There was not much air circulation. The smell got worse when I got in my room where there were already 3 other men crammed into a tiny space. Since it was really tiny, there was no locker, shelf, desk, or chair where I can put my stuff. There was nothing even outside the room. When I finally found a locker, it was a paid locker. What a disappointment.

We had to share a limited number of showers. One shower room I used had two faucet facing each other; it is designed to have two persons in one spot without nothing to separate them. There was nothing to block our views. No curtain. No nothing. I felt very awkward and embarrassed.

The hostel didn't even take my credit card; it only accepted cash and didn't give me a receipt.

There was nothing that was well thought out. 

On top of that, the people at the front desk were smirking basically all the time when I was talking to them. I've never felt this much uncomfortable staying at a hostel.

Shortly after I checked in, I had to get out. I didn't even stay. Now I'm worried that they might access and charge my credit card which I registered with Booking.com.

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