The Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu Review: Best Riverside Hotel
Looking for the perfect stay in Fukuoka? The Royal Park Canvas Nakasu offers breathtaking riverside views, spacious rooms, and a relaxing public bath.
My recent stay at The Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu was nothing short of spectacular.
I had been eyeing this property purely for its stunning riverside views, but the spacious, impeccably clean rooms and fantastic amenities made it one of my favorite accommodations in Japan.
Highly Recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A modern Fukuoka hotel featuring incredible views and a relaxing public bath (daiyokujo). |
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The Royal Park Canvas Nakasu - Public Bath & Accommodation Review
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Hotel Name | The Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu (ザ ロイヤルパーク キャンバス 福岡中洲) |
Address | 5 Chome-6-20 Nakasu, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0801 Japan |
Hours | Check-in: 3:00 PM / Check-out: 11:00 AM |
Features | Newly built / On-site public bath |
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📍 Airport Line from Fukuoka Airport 5-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station |
Built in 2023, the modern The Royal Park Canvas Fukuoka Nakasu is perfectly located right by Nakasu-Kawabata Station, which connects two major subway lines.
It’s incredibly convenient—just a 15-minute journey from Fukuoka Airport, requiring only four subway stops and a breezy 5-minute walk.
You're also perfectly situated just two stops from Hakata Station and one stop from Tenjin, making it an ideal base camp for exploring the city.
I booked the Corner King Room Riverside Sky Floor. Being a corner room, it featured gorgeous L-shaped floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly framed the Fukuoka cityscape.
I opted for a King bed since I was traveling with my mom, and there was more than enough room for two adults to sleep comfortably. The bedding was incredibly plush and cozy ;)
If you've traveled in Japan before, you know hotel rooms can be notoriously tiny with barely enough room to open a suitcase. But this space was impressively large—probably the most spacious hotel room I've ever stayed in during my trips to Japan!
As a newer property, everything felt incredibly sleek, clean, and modern. They even provided a Marshall Bluetooth speaker for playing our favorite tunes.
While the windows don't open, the provided air purifier kept the room feeling fresh. They also thoughtfully supply both disposable and reusable slippers.
The bathroom features a highly convenient split layout, with the shower and a high-tech bidet toilet in separate areas. While compact, it was spotless and perfectly functional.
My mom was especially impressed with the high-quality shower towels provided!
The absolute highlight of this room? The view! You get a sweeping panorama of the Nakasu River and the vibrant Fukuoka cityscape.
You can even spot the ocean and Fukuoka Tower in the distance.
Watching the cars and people below felt like looking at a tiny miniature world. It was a bit rainy and overcast during our stay, but the view still exceeded my expectations. I can only imagine how breathtaking it is on a clear, sunny day.
The room’s aesthetic was so on-point that my mom and I spent quite a bit of time just taking photos.
Even though we spent most of our days exploring Fukuoka, this hotel made me want to just stay in and enjoy a proper staycation.
The daytime view was lovely, but the nightscape offered a completely different, moody vibe.
The only minor downside was that the office building and another hotel across the river had a direct line of sight into our room. Drawing the sheer curtains easily solved this, though!
Check-in and check-out are entirely automated via kiosks, and you can grab any extra amenities you need from the self-serve station in the lobby.
They offer three different breakfast options to choose from, but unfortunately, I had to skip it due to an early morning schedule.
Having an on-site public bath (daiyokujo) was the perfect way to unwind after a long day of walking around the city.
The best part? After your bath, you can grab complimentary coffee and ice cream! I noticed this hotel is extremely popular with international travelers, which makes sense given the great amenities.
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Price | Standard Double Room - ~$138 Corner Riverside King Room - ~$192 | Standard Double Room - ~$131 Corner King Room (Riverside) - ~$192 |
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/ Prices based on mid-September rates.
I booked the Corner King Room Riverside on a high floor through Trip.com for ~$192 per night.
Comparing Agoda and Trip.com, Trip.com offered slightly better rates, and I was able to use an additional hotel promo code to make it even more affordable.
/ Trip.com 3% Hotel Promo Code
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⭐️ Hotel Promo Code: MOMENTH3 ⭐️ Booking Period: ~12/31/2026 Stay Period: ~03/31/2027 ❗️Discount code is only valid for instant bookings made through this exact link❗️ |
Between the relaxing public bath and the incredibly spacious room, I was thoroughly impressed with The Royal Park Canvas! Honestly, the only downside is that the name is a bit long to remember.
If you're planning a trip to Fukuoka, definitely use the promo code above to score a great deal on your booking 💛
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