3-Star Hotels in Fukui City

Although I made a reservation for one adult and one child, for some reason when I checked in, it was only booked for one adult. However, they later delivered pillows and slippers for the children to our room and apologized, so I didn't feel uncomfortable. There was a large public bath and breakfast was included, so we had a comfortable stay. The free coffee was also a nice touch. There was also a large shopping center right in front of the hotel, so we were able to shop and have dinner on foot.

The large communal bath was large and the hot springs were good. I want to use it again when I go to Fukui. The room was large and cozy. Fukui has many places to go sightseeing and I plan to go again. The building is a magnificent building with a very historic history.

I always use it for gatherings with family and friends. Hot springs in Fukui City are easy to go and there are many types of meals. We will continue to use it in the future.

Slightly old Japanese hotel … room was compact , walkable distance to the station, pleasant stay for a night

I stayed in a Japanese room. The room was clean and the rice was delicious. However, the room was a bit cold because it was November. Also, the lights in the corridor entered 24 hours from the window between the room and the corridor, so I feel better if there was a curtain on the window. The meal and service were good!

The Japanese-style room has three floors and no elevator. It is booked overseas nearly a month in advance. The store actually arranged to live on the third floor! The waiter helped to carry the suitcase upstairs. He was tired enough. The service three stars were given to him. Check out and climb the box. The room is not big, public toilets, public bathrooms, many years have not lived in rooms without separate toilets, bathroom baths must be reserved in advance, can be washed for half an hour. Sound insulation is not good, affecting sleep. Nearly 20,000 yen per night on weekends, I feel like I have been a big head, the facilities are old, fortunately it is still clean, maybe it is a cultural difference, it is indeed a different experience.