Rates at The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka (ザ・ワンファイブテラス福岡) start in the ¥20,000s on weekdays and climb to the ¥60,000-70,000s on Saturdays and major event dates, per room for two guests including tax. In OTA listed prices for stays from October 4 to December 31, 2026 (collected by HotelBank, as of October 9), the lowest rate was ¥19,998, the highest ¥164,750 and the average across all plans ¥50,200, so even the same room can cost more than eight times as much depending on the date. The basic approach to booking is to compare the official website (which supports advance QR check-in) and the major OTAs for the same date; to pay less, aim for Monday to Thursday, especially weekdays in mid-October and the second week of December. This article summarizes, from a guest’s perspective, the lowest rates by date, where the hotel sits against the Chuo-ku, Fukuoka market, what guest reviews praise, and how it differs from its three sister properties.

What Kind of Hotel Is The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka?

It is an 82-room hotel at 3-14-36 Haruyoshi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, on the opposite bank of the Naka River from Nakasu. It is operated by Hakata Hotels (OneFive Hotels), which fully renovated the former “5th HOTEL(West)” it acquired in 2016 and reopened it under the new brand “The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka” on December 15, 2020, as HotelBank reported at the time. There are five room types; according to the official website they are Standard King 25 sqm, Standard Twin 28 sqm, Superior Twin 33 sqm, Superior Triple 39 sqm and Deluxe Twin 41 sqm. With every type at 25 sqm or more, the lineup is generous for a business hotel in central Fukuoka, and room size is also the point most often mentioned in guest reviews (see below).

Source: Official website and OTA listings (as of October 9, 2026). Walking times from stations are as listed on OTAs.

Rate Guide: ¥20,000s on Weekdays, Mostly ¥60,000s on Saturdays

Lining up the OTA listed prices we collected for October 4 to December 31, 2026 (89 days, 3,916 plan observations) by each day’s lowest-priced plan (one room, two guests, tax included) gives the following. The lowest rate of ¥19,998 fell on a Monday in early October, and among dates that can still be booked, ¥22,500 (October 15, 18, 19 and 25 and December 7) is the lowest. Saturdays, by contrast, range from the low ¥30,000s to the ¥70,000s, so the day-of-week gap translates directly into what you pay.

Source: HotelBank Editorial Team research (OTA listed prices collected by HotelBank, as of October 9, 2026). Covers each day’s lowest-priced plan (one room, two guests, tax included) for October 4 to December 31, 2026; N=89 days. Monday to Thursday and Sunday have 13 days each, and Friday and Saturday 12 days each. The six days from October 4 to 9 were sold out (sales closed) at the time of collection, and among the “Lowest day” figures, Monday’s ¥19,998 (October 5), Thursday’s ¥22,500 (October 8) and Friday’s ¥20,400 (October 9) come from that period. From October 10 onward the lowest rates are ¥22,500 for Monday and Thursday and ¥25,000 for Friday.

The all-plan average of ¥50,200 sits at 2.5 times the lowest rate because upper room types such as the Deluxe Twin and Triple and breakfast-inclusive plans pull the average up; room-only stays in the Standard types come in under ¥30,000 on many weekdays. Of the 89 days, 16 had a lowest rate of ¥25,000 or less and 9 had a lowest rate of ¥50,000 or more, and the latter all fell on a Saturday or on dates overlapping a long weekend or an event.

Rearranging the same data along two axes, month and day of week, shows at a glance which days in which month are cheap. October is the lowest of the three months, with a Monday-Thursday median of ¥26,249 and a Sunday median of ¥22,500, while in November the Saturday median rises to ¥68,445. December Saturdays come in at ¥56,160, about ¥12,000 lower than November.

Source: HotelBank Editorial Team research (OTA listed prices collected by HotelBank, as of October 9, 2026). Median of the lowest-priced plan for each stay date. Days covered: 28 in October (Mon-Thu 16, Fri 4, Sat 4, Sun 4), 30 in November (17, 4, 4, 5) and 31 in December (19, 4, 4, 4). Because Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays number only 4-5 per month, these figures should be read as a rough guide.

Lowest Rates by Date: Spikes on Long Weekends, the Marathon and Dome Concerts

We picked out the dates in October-December on which prices move sharply. On the three-day weekend in October, the opening Saturday is expensive, while the Monday (a public holiday) actually returns to weekday levels. In November, Saturday the 7th, the eve of the Fukuoka Marathon on Sunday the 8th, is in the ¥70,000s, and on Saturday the 14th and Sunday the 15th, when a major two-day concert is scheduled at Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka, both days rise to ¥77,220. In December the first Saturday and the year-end are expensive, and Monday the 7th at ¥22,500 sits at the floor for the whole October-December period. The 15 days of the Grand Sumo Kyushu Basho also fall in Fukuoka in November, and how weekday prices move during that period is examined in Sumo Kyushu Basho 2026: Fukuoka Weekday Rates +9.7% Actual, +3.3% Now.

Source: HotelBank Editorial Team research (OTA listed prices collected by HotelBank, as of October 9, 2026). Lowest price among the plans on sale for each date. Prices change daily, so please confirm at the time of booking.

Where It Sits Against the Chuo-ku, Fukuoka Market

Listed prices in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka for October 2026 (one room, two guests, tax included; area median of each property’s daily average) are ¥27,900 for 75 business hotels and ¥51,300 for 12 city hotels. The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka’s median lowest daily rate of ¥30,600 is at almost the same level as the Chuo-ku business hotel benchmark, while its Saturday median of ¥61,425 exceeds the city hotel benchmark. In other words, thinking of it as “a hotel where you can stay in a room of 25 sqm or more at business hotel prices on weekdays, and which is priced like a city hotel on Saturdays” makes choosing dates easier. The chart below overlays the two benchmark lines on the trend in the lowest daily rate.

Figure: Lowest daily rate at The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka (one room, two guests, tax included; October 4 to December 31, 2026; N=89 days) and October 2026 listed prices for business hotels and city hotels in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka. Source: HotelBank Editorial Team research (as of October 9, 2026).

What Guest Reviews Praise: Space, Cleanliness and Location

Aggregating public reviews by category gives cleanliness 4.46 (N=209), bathroom 4.35 (N=68), staff 4.25 (N=231), location 4.20 (N=385) and breakfast 4.06 (N=47), all above 4 on a 5-point scale (HotelBank Editorial Team research, as of October 2026). Looking by topic at the 710 reviews from the most recent 24 months, the points mentioned most often are room size and cleanliness, with comments such as “the room was spacious and I was satisfied,” “it was a spacious, beautiful room,” “the room, bath and so on were large and I could relax” and “it felt clean and stylish.” On location, guests write “a convenient location, the best” and “restaurants and convenience stores in the surrounding area”; on staff, “the staff are helpful”; and on breakfast, “I was impressed by the breakfast” (partial quotations from 710 guest reviews aggregated by the HotelBank Editorial Team, October 2024 to September 2026). The Haruyoshi location, within walking distance of both Nakasu and Tenjin, is also featured as one property on the west bank of the Naka River in this article (in Japanese), which selects stays in central Fukuoka for the character of their architecture and interiors.

How It Differs from Its Three Sister Hotels: Terrace for Space, Tenjin and Marine for Price

Within Fukuoka City there are three other properties run by the same OneFive Hotels: The OneFive Fukuoka Tenjin (77 rooms), The OneFive Marine Fukuoka (90 rooms) and The OneFive Villa Fukuoka. Looking at listed prices for the same period (October 4 to December 31, 2026), Fukuoka Tenjin has a lowest rate of ¥7,560 and an average of ¥27,300, and Marine Fukuoka a lowest rate of ¥5,760 and an average of ¥23,000, so both start from a more affordable price range than Terrace. Terrace’s strengths are guest rooms of 25 sqm or more throughout and an easy-to-walk location midway between Nakasu and Tenjin, which suits trips where two people want a relaxed stay and itineraries that need a triple room for three guests. The basic rule of thumb is Tenjin or Marine if you want to add nights on a compact budget, and Terrace if you prioritize room size.

Where to Book and How to Pay Less

• Shift the day of week: The median lowest rate for Monday to Thursday is ¥27,498-30,600. Even within the same week the Saturday median is ¥61,425, so moving a Saturday night to a Sunday night changes the median by about ¥30,000, and moving a Friday night to a Thursday night by about ¥7,000.
• Avoid event dates: November 7, 14, 15 and 21 and December 5 cost ¥60,000-70,000s even at the lowest rate. On dates that overlap the Fukuoka Marathon or dome concerts the whole surrounding area goes up, so move to the weekdays before or after.
• Adjust by room type: The lowest rates are room-only stays in the Standard King (25 sqm) and Standard Twin (28 sqm). Breakfast is ¥4,500 per person at the partner lounge a one-minute walk away, so compare breakfast-inclusive plans against room-only plus paying on site.
• Where to book: The official website offers advance QR check-in and direct-booking information, while OTAs are suited to earning points and comparing prices across dates. Look at both for the same stay date and the same room type and choose on total cost.
• If you are driving: Parking is first come, first served at ¥2,500 per night. Have nearby coin-operated parking lots in mind in case it is full.

For a Closer Look

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much does The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka cost?

A. In OTA listed prices per room for two guests including tax (October 4 to December 31, 2026, as of October 9), the median lowest daily rate is ¥27,498-30,600 for Monday to Thursday and ¥61,425 for Saturday. The average across all plans is ¥50,200, which is higher because it includes upper room types and breakfast-inclusive plans.

Q. When is the cheapest time to stay?

A. From October 10 onward the lowest rate is ¥22,500, which applies to October 15, 18, 19 and 25 and December 7. By month, October’s Monday-Thursday (median ¥26,249) and Sunday (median ¥22,500) are low.

Q. Which dates are expensive?

A. Saturdays and major event dates. November 7 (the eve of the Fukuoka Marathon), 14 and 15 (concert dates at Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka) and 21 (the first day of a three-day weekend), as well as December 5, cost ¥60,000-70,000s even at the lowest rate.

Q. How many guests can stay, and how large are the rooms?

A. There are five room types; according to the official website they are Standard King 25 sqm, Standard Twin 28 sqm, Superior Twin 33 sqm, Superior Triple 39 sqm and Deluxe Twin 41 sqm. For three guests, the Superior Triple is the option.

Q. Is breakfast available?

A. A Japanese and Western buffet is served at the B1 lounge of Hotel Il Palazzo, a one-minute walk away, from 7:00 to 11:00 at ¥4,500 per person. Compare the total cost of a breakfast-inclusive plan with room-only plus paying on site before choosing.

Q. Is there parking?

A. Yes. It costs ¥2,500 per night (tax included) and is first come, first served, so it is worth having nearby coin-operated parking lots in mind in case it is full.

Q. What is the nearest station, and should I book on the official website or an OTA?

A. The hotel is an 8-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata subway station and a 7-minute walk from Tenjin-Minami station. The basic approach is to compare the official website (which offers advance QR check-in) and OTAs (points and cross-date comparison) for the same stay date and room type, and choose on total cost.

Methodology and Sources

■ Data sources

Prices are publicly listed OTA prices collected by the HotelBank Editorial Team (two guests per room, per room, tax included). Coverage is stay dates from October 4 to December 31, 2026 (89 days, 3,916 plan observations), collected as of October 9, 2026. The Chuo-ku, Fukuoka benchmarks are October 2026 listed prices for 75 business hotels and 12 city hotels in the ward. Reviews are public reviews independently aggregated by the HotelBank Editorial Team; category scores are on a 5-point scale, and the topic quotations are partial quotations from 710 reviews in the most recent 24 months (October 2024 to September 2026). Property information is from the official website (viewed October 9, 2026) and OTA listings, and room sizes follow the official website.

■ Calculation assumptions

“Lowest daily rate” is the lowest price among the plans on sale for each stay date, and “all-plan average” is the simple average of all plans. Day-of-week and month-by-day-of-week values are medians of the lowest daily rate (the average of the two middle days when the number of days is even). The Chuo-ku benchmarks take the area median of each property’s daily average and average it over October 2026.

■ Limitations and caveats

Listed prices are not actual transacted prices and change daily with the dates, the plan and the booking timing. October 4 to 9 includes days that were sold out (sales closed) at the time of collection. In the month-by-day-of-week tabulation, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays number only 4-5 per month. Event dates are based on schedules announced as of October 2026.

■ Sources

• The OneFive Terrace Fukuoka official website (Hakata Hotels) (viewed October 9, 2026)
• HotelBank earlier report (rebrand opening on December 15, 2020)
• Hilton “Company Overview” (updated August 25, 2026) — for the name Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk.