montan Hakata Hostel

Loved the design, simple yet stylish, cool vibe.

Had a great stay at montan hakata hostel. Very clean and accessible.

Perfect hostel for a quick overnight to catch a morning flight. The staff was super helpful.

Overall a clean and cozy hostel. We stayed in the triple room and it’s spacious. The only downside is breakfast - would be better if they have a bit more varieties. We stayed for 3 nights and have had enough of breads for breakfast...

A hostel is still a hostel. What's the main difference between a hostel and a capsule hotel? The separation between your luggage and the bedroom. I painstakingly experienced the difference here at Montan. I really wanted to leave a nice review especially since the staff were nice and friendly. But all the kindness could not mask this hostels true mechanism. Mixed Dormitory/Bedroom - First off, if your a light sleeper, tough luck. It's a bunk bed type style: one bed on top, another on the bottom. Once you climb in, there is a black out curtain you can close. However the top and sides seep in a good amount of light, hence the worthlessness of the black out curtain. Nicely painted walls and wooden bed material - thin as paper plus it seeps in light from the top bunk. Insomnia. I heard the top person snoring as if he was righ next to me. AND I was wearing earplugs. Sad. The tiny locker is next to the beds. You can barely put a small backpack in there. People rummaging late/early- more noise. Stingy and dumb points -Tiny locker -Locker in same room as beds -Want a towel? Pay up. Want a tooth brush? Pay up. - Tiny Showers (Shower room is excessively small yet the changing space is unnecessary large = Fail) - Toilet room - Small = Fail (best to use the lobby toilet, much more space to avoid head banging) By all means, I highly recommend staying elsewhere even if it cost a bit more.