The hotel where tradition and innovation are in perfect harmony.
The Hotel Il Palazzo, established in 1989, is a pioneer of the designer hotels in Japan. It was created by the collaboration of Aldo Rossi, the designer of Italy's greatest masters, and Shigeru Uchida, one of Japan's most well known interior designers.
In 2023, the hotel implemented an innovative "re-design" to create a new space that endorses an enduring philosophy of Aldo Rossi.
The lounge EL DORADO brings together approximately 130 seats in a large open space, offering a range of seating styles to suit your comfort needs at any time of day.
Immerse yourself in the exotic atmosphere of the redesigned lounge with philosophy of Aldo Rossi and immerse yourself in a one-of-a-kind Experience.
DESIGNERS
THE HOTEL IL PALAZZO, the Japan's first designer’s hotel, was built in 1989 by a group of the world's leading creators.
Among them were the 1990 winner of the Pritzker Prize, The Nobel Prize winner in Architecture, the Fukuoka Urban Beautification Prize, and the 1991 recipient of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Honor Award
ROOMS
Guest rooms are based on white, designed modern and practical.
Make you comfortable with spacious bathtub in bath time.
Also feel laid back in the balcony.
LOUNGE
Descend below ground to discover a space set apart from the everyday—Lounge “ELDORADO.”
In the morning, enjoy a refined breakfast buffet. At lunch time, appetizers and drinks are offered in a buffet style, while main dishes are available from a diverse selection. In the evening, an exclusive lounge service for hotel guests offers a moment of quiet relaxation.
As the atmosphere shifts throughout the day, enjoy each moment in your own way.
FOOD
Presentation
The lounge EL DORADO offers a variety of food presentations throughout the day, including a breakfast buffet,
a semi-buffet lunch with a main course, a dessert-style presentation, and an amuse-style dinner.
Access
Address
Address：3-13-1, Haruyoshi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka 810-0003, Japan
TEL：+81-570-009-915
By Train
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■ From JR Hakata Station
- ・Subway Kuko Line get off at “Nakasu Kawabata” Station and from Exit #1 takes about 7 minutes’ walk to the hotel.
- ・Subway Nanakuma Line get off at “Tenjin-minami” Station and from Exit #6 takes about 6 minutes’ walk to the hotel.
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■ From Fukuoka Airport
- ・By taxi from Fukuoka Airport, it will take 6 - 20 minutes depending on the traffic.
- ・Subway Kuko Line get off at “Nakasu Kawabata” Station and from Exit #1 takes about 7 minutes’ walk to the hotel.
By your Car
From Kyushu Expressway to Fukuoka and about 30 minutes via Fukuoka Urban Expressway
Car Parking
- ・Price：2,500 JPY / Night (16:00 - Next Day 12:00)
- ・Available Parking space：10 cars
- ・On the Hotel Parking: First-come, First-served basis
Nakasu Yatai Street (Food stall street)
1 minute by walk
Nakasu Downtown
2 minutes by walk
Canal City Hakata (Shopping mall)
5 minutes by walk
Tenjin Nishi Dori Street
14 minutes by walk
Area Information
Marine Messe Fukuoka
15 minutes by taxi
Fukuoka Convention Center
12 minutes by taxi
Watanabe Dori Street
10 minutes by walk
JR Hakata Station
6 minutes by taxi
Fukuoka Tower
20 minutes by taxi
CONTACT
HOTEL IL PALAZZO
3-13-1, Haruyoshi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka 810-0003
TEL:＋81-570-009-915
Check In/Out – 16:00/12:00*Click here for accommodation consent form for minors.
Nacása & Partners Inc.Architect DesignAldo Rossi1931 – 1997
Italian architect and theorist who led postmodern theory and influenced the world of architecture and design.
His best-known works include the Cemetery of San Cataldo in Modena, the Teatro Carlo Felice in Italy, and the Bonnefanten Museum in the Netherlands. In 1990, he was awarded the Pritzker Prize, known as the Nobel Prize of architecture.
Interior DesignShigeru Uchida1943 – 2016
One of Japan's most well-known interior designers, Uchida has worked worldwide in a diversity of designs ranging from architectural interiors, furniture, and industrial design to urban planning.
His major works include the Yohji Yamamoto boutique series, the Kobe Fashion Museum, and the Jian, Soan, and Gyoan tea rooms. He has also been involved in the concept design of entire hotels, including The Gate Hotel Kaminarimon. His works are in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the M+ Museum.
Logo DesignIkko Tanaka1930 - 2002
Ikko Tanaka is one of Japan's leading graphic designers, involved in international projects such as the medal design for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and the Japanese pavilion design for the 1970 Osaka World's Expo. He has also worked on the total design for MUJI and the logo design for LOFT.
Awards received include the Silver Prize at the Warsaw International Poster Biennial, the New York ADC Gold Prize, the Tokyo ADC Award, and the Japan Culture Design Award. He was awarded the Medal with Purple Ribbon in 1994, and the Person of Cultural Merit in 2000.