Matsuriya Yuzaemon

"This is a long-established inn in Iizaka Onsen, founded in 1921. Thanks to repeated renovations, the building doesn't feel particularly old and offers a comfortable stay. The open-air and indoor baths are spacious relative to the number of guests, allowing for a relaxing and uncrowded bathing experience. However, the food is somewhat average. Also, it's about a 10-minute walk to the nearby Sabako-yu public bath, which is a bit of a distance."

Iseya

"It's like an old Japanese inn. There are several large baths and I was very satisfied because I can enjoy various hot springs! !!"

Yoshikawaya

"♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ ♥️The perfect hotel♥️ ♥️Relaxing rooms♥️ ♥️Spacious hot springs where you can relax♥️ ♥️Satisfying for individuals and families♥️ ♥️Indescribable goodness♥️ ♥️A hotel you'll never get bored of, no matter how many times you come♥️ ♥️Please try staying there♥️ ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 🥰I love it 😍Thank you 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘"

Otomeyuri

"The plan was like staying overnight at a day trip hot spring facility. Although the hot spring usage hours were limited at night, I was able to enjoy the hot spring even after checking out. I still want to use it. The inside of the facility was very clean."

Mukaitaki-bekkan Takinone

"The hotel has a great location. The staff were excellent and very helpful with everything, including the itinerary. We were very satisfied. Two of the staff members spoke Mandarin, which made the hotel even more welcoming. The included breakfast and dinner were of high quality and excellent service. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The hot spring water was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed it. We would definitely choose this hotel again if we have the chance."

SHANGHAI INN　self check in style apartment hotel

Grand Park Hotel EX Fukushimaebisu

"The hotel is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Fukushima Station. However, there are few restaurants and convenience stores around Fukushima Station, which can be inconvenient. The room is standard for a single room. However, the desk is small and not suitable for eating and drinking inside. There is a large public bath in the basement, which is reasonably spacious but the water is lukewarm. The breakfast buffet has a standard selection and variety of items. Overall, I have no complaints, but I can't find any particularly good points either."

Okina Ryokan

"I was looking for a place to stay where I could bring my pet, and I found this inn. They have a family bath, and their website said it could be used whenever it was available, but in reality, you had to make a reservation at the front desk and borrow a key. Honestly, the facilities are old, but the food is delicious! Or rather, the food was prepared with care, and you could really feel the care they put into making sure our guests enjoyed their meal. They don't use high-end ingredients, but I could tell the food was carefully prepared. I also ordered a local sake tasting set, and the young owner kindly explained the sake to me, allowing me to enjoy different types of sake. The breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, and I was really full. In the evening, I had the chance to interact with the inn's famous cats, which was fun."

Yunoya

"When I went to Japan for the first time after the epidemic, the first stop was Fukushima Iban Hot Spring. There were few people, the environment was first-class, and the hot spring experience was perfect. Because the exterior wall of the hotel is under repair, the store owner is afraid that customers will not be able to find it. When the tram arrives, they will have someone waiting at the intersection, which is a very nice feeling."