Hakujukan

"The ultimate discrete luxury. I fell in love with this zen hotel. The entrance is adorned with a huge wooden fish Ho and the whole place is just like an extension to the temple. The rooms are spacious and overlook the river. Everything is well thought of. The public bath is a delight for relaxation. A special mention goes to the restaurant that offers Shojin cuisine. A joy to the senses. A great experience."

Houei Ryokan

"The Japanese-style room was on three floors with no elevator. I booked it almost a month in advance from overseas, and the hotel still assigned me to the third floor! A young waiter helped me carry my suitcase upstairs, which was exhausting; I'd give him three stars for service. When I checked out, I practically tumbled and crawled my suitcase back down myself. The room was small, with a shared bathroom and shower. It's been many, many years since I've stayed in a room without a private bathroom. Shower time needs to be booked in advance and can be reserved for half an hour. The soundproofing was poor, affecting my sleep. It cost nearly 20,000 yen per night on weekends; I felt ripped off. The facilities were quite old, but thankfully it was clean enough. Perhaps it's a cultural difference, but it was definitely a different experience."

HATTO HOTEL

"Is this a renovated former office? The ceilings are high, and there's plenty of space in the room, including the living area beyond the bed, making it feel much more spacious than the price suggests."

Fukui Academia Hotel

"The bathhouse and hot springs are nice, but there are many students from other places. The Japanese breakfast is delicious and the portions are generous. Parking is also very convenient."

ICHIJODANI SAKU

"This was my first time using this place as a travel destination. The renovated storehouse exterior was exciting from the moment I saw it, and the surrounding nature provided a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The cooking utensils and amenities were excellent, and the beautiful Echizen lacquerware and pottery provided made the food taste even better! The open-air bath at night was absolutely special! The owner was very kind and attentive from the moment I arrived, making my stay very comfortable. Time flew by so quickly! I hope to visit again at a different time of year."

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Shirahamaso(Fukui)

Hotel Route-Inn Fukui Ekimae

"Super close to the station! The room was compact yet well-equipped and comfortable."

Hotel Route-Inn Fukui Owada

"The food was delicious and there was a wide variety of options. There were many amenities, but it would have been nice if they had provided disposable facial lotion as well."

Hotel Fukui Castle

"Not bad, Japanese style, average sound insulation"