Irodori Daidai Fukuoka: Group Stay Near Hakata Station (2026)

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One of the biggest things I pondered while preparing for our 6-person trip to Fukuoka with friends was accommodation 🏠

If we booked a hotel, we'd have to split into different rooms, and it felt like a shame not to be able to stay together.

While searching for accommodation where my friends and I could all stay together, I found a private house just a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station!

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All six of us were incredibly satisfied with it, so let me introduce you to this group accommodation in Fukuoka.

Actually, six adult women stayed here, but it could comfortably accommodate one or two more people.

For reference, I booked it during the winter high season ☃️ and paid in the ~$223 range per night.​

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📍Irodori Daidai Location and Exterior

Irodori Daidai in Fukuoka is a private house located near Hakata Station.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the station, which made getting around during our trip really convenient.

For a Fukuoka trip, many itineraries revolve around Hakata Station, so the accommodation's location was quite excellent.

The exterior of the accommodation looks like a typical Japanese family home.

With an orange noren (curtain) hanging, it's not hard to find.

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Booking and Accommodation Information

🏠 Accommodation	Irodori Daidai
📍 Location	10-minute walk from Hakata Station, Fukuoka
🏡 Type of Accommodation	Private House
🛏 Room Layout	1st Floor: Common Area (Living room, Kitchen, Shower room) 2nd Floor: Tatami Room (Bedroom)

If you're looking for accommodation for a group, like I was, Irodori Daidai is quite a good option.

Being able to stay only with our group in a spacious private home really stood out as a big advantage.

Since it's a private house, only one group can book per day, so if you're interested, check the booking availability first.

>>Check Real-time Availability Here<<

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Exploring Irodori Daidai's 1st Floor

Living Room and Kitchen

When you open the door and step inside, you'll see a spacious entryway and shoe cabinet.

It was wide enough to store six suitcases, a truly generous entrance.

The living room has a table large enough for several people, which was perfect for sharing simple meals or just chatting with friends.

Munching on snacks from the Japanese convenience store really made me feel like I was on a true Japanese adventure!

Especially having a kitchen was fantastic for whipping up quick frozen meals.

If you're craving a home-cooked meal in Fukuoka and want to grab groceries from a local supermarket, this place is an excellent choice.

Cooking utensils, an induction stovetop, and a microwave

were all ready and waiting!

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Exploring Irodori Daidai's Second Floor

Plenty of Space, Even for Six!

Personally, my favorite spot in the Irodori guesthouse was definitely

the second-floor tatami room.

It's a traditional Japanese tatami space where you can spread out futons, perfect for multiple people to sleep comfortably.

Six adult women stayed here, and the space felt quite generous. I think even more than six people would find it comfortable!

When you're traveling in Japan with friends, you naturally want to gather, snap some photos 📷, and chat until the very last moment 🗨. It was wonderful to spend time all together in one spacious area.

If you ever want to separate the space, just close the sliding door, and it divides into two rooms!

Heating and cooling were managed by a heater only, but all six of us felt perfectly warm without any chill.

It was a little dry since only a heater controlled the temperature, but that's typical for Japanese accommodations, so it wasn't a major inconvenience.​

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Bathroom and Toilet: Separated for Convenience!

When multiple people are sharing accommodation,

having separate bathroom and toilet facilities is surprisingly important!

At Irodori Daidai, both the bathroom and toilet are on the first floor

and completely separated into different areas.

For a group staying together,

having the toilet and bathroom separated definitely made things more convenient.

The bathroom included a sink area, a bathtub, and a shower,

along with essential amenities like towels and toothbrushes.

There's even a washing machine, so you can do laundry if needed during your trip!

(Laundry detergent was provided too!)

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What We Loved About Our Stay

🚇 Super Convenient! Just a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station.

🏡 Perfectly Designed: Living room and kitchen on the 1st floor, tatami room on the 2nd.

🛏 Spacious 2nd-Floor Tatami Room: Easily fits six people (or more!).

🫧 No Bathroom Rush: Separate toilet and bath meant no waiting.

A private space perfect for a group to truly feel at home.

The Privacy to Unwind Comfortably

I've put together the advantages I experienced firsthand while staying here.

What truly stood out was the cost💰

Even during the winter high season on weekends, it was in the ~$223 range,

so we got to enjoy it at a reasonable price of ~$37 per person,

and all my friends were incredibly satisfied.

(Of course, prices may vary by season, date, weekdays, weekends, etc.,

so please keep this in mind as a reference.)

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Would I Recommend It for Group Accommodation in Fukuoka?

If you're on a trip to Fukuoka

and looking for accommodation where you can stay with friends,

I definitely recommend Irodori Daidai.

If you want to stay with friends in one space

instead of booking multiple hotel rooms,

a private rental house is also a fantastic option.

If you're looking for group accommodation or a private rental house in Fukuoka,

be sure to check out Irodori Daidai!