Hotels With spa in Fukui Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is quite well priced with a great Onsen on the roof. The rooms are clean and quite big. Free laundry was also a good amenity. However, it is quite far from the fukui station and you need to walk a bit to a convenience store nearby. Vending machines are available for drinks inside the hotwl

I stayed in a standard twin room. The room was clean, the amenities were adequate, and there was a table and chair next to the bed, as well as a large mirror, so I was able to stay comfortably. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, and I was very happy. The hotel staff were also kind, and were happy to accept my family's breakfast order, as they had stayed at another hotel at short notice, so we were able to all enjoy a delicious breakfast together. I am very grateful. Thank you very much.

Although the room is not big, it is clean and comfortable. The space design is good. Two luggages can still be opened. The restaurant on the first floor is available for guests at night. There are coffee, ice water, and ice cubes to pick up. The location is next to the station. Self-service travel is very convenient. Have the opportunity to come to Dunga and it is worth choosing again!

The hotel is super close to the station, about a 3-minute walk, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The hotel facilities and environment are great, and the staff are very friendly. The large public bath is also very comfortable. Plus, there's free ramen at 9:30 PM!

This luxurious hotel boasts an incredibly delicious dinner buffet. The hotel is located at Awara Onsen, a famous hot spring resort in Fukui. The view of the Japanese countryside is beautiful, and the hotel has lovely gardens. We had a room with a bathtub offering a stunning view. The highlight was the food. In the afternoon, there was a free selection of snacks, beer, ice cream, and other treats available all the time. In the evening, sake and wine were added. The dinner buffet was superb. They offered Wakasa beef, Zuwaigani crab, and buri – all the best local specialties, and importantly, everything was truly delicious. Other highlights included otoro (fatty tuna) served one piece at a time, miso-grilled gintara (grilled salmon roe), freshly grilled scallops, and a wide variety of Western dishes. There was fresh orange juice, amazing desserts, and Häagen-Dazs ice cream – everything was there. The onsen (hot spring) is huge, accommodating many people, with a clear, elevated view. There are several different types of baths to choose from. It was wonderful. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Fukui.

When I opened the window, there were pigeons, but I couldn't see the view. It felt like I was surrounded by buildings. It was quiet and I was able to rest comfortably. There were hot springs all over the place, but the bath on the first floor of the room I stayed in was open until midnight. The hot spring had a standing jacuzzi, a reclining bath, a bath, and a salt sauna, which was great. I was able to enjoy it leisurely as it was private. Since I was staying without meals, I had dinner at a nearby Western restaurant. The toilet slippers in the unit bath in the room had peeled off on the inside, which I didn't like. Toilet slippers in a unit bath? There was no bath mat, as is usually provided. That was disappointing, but when I parked my car in the parking lot, a staff member came running over to guide me and gave me polite instructions, so the reception was smooth. My husband and I had a relaxing time. Thank you very much.

It was very good to be able to spend time with the family in the morning and evening. It was good that the hot spring was also relaxing in a large rock bath and there were amenities. There was also a massage chair and a cartoon room for free The food was delicious and very satisfying

On that day, I was blessed with good weather in the sea and the sea, and I was very satisfied with staying with my husband and wife at a nice hotel. I just couldn't understand that dinner was booked and I thought there was a restaurant in the hotel, so it remained. I had dinner outside, but I was in trouble because I didn't know geographically, so please give me a more easy-to-understand description. Breakfast was nice. Thank you, employee, from early morning.

Is it Taisho-era retro? Or Showa-era retro? This inn is quiet, relaxing, and has a great atmosphere. I was glad the hot springs were empty. The souvenir shop inside the inn has a good selection and good taste. I was able to enjoy a leisurely dinner and breakfast, and I was full. I also received a discount coupon for Tojinbo Tower, so I went up the tower.

I was very satisfied with the crab making that I couldn't eat. The hot springs were also good, and everyone's skin became smooth and shiny.