"Conveniently located with friendly staff. Comfortable rooms, but the bed was a little too firm."

"The staff were all very kind and polite, and it was great."

"A no-frills business hotel, conveniently located near Fukushima station, with larger rooms than the nearby competitors. Parking is only 1000yen per night. Free coffee and tea is served in the lobby."

"Conveniently close to the station. Limited paid parking available."

"Due to the cold wave last week, I canceled my trip to Tsukioka Onsen in Niigata and instead stayed here in March of last year. I took a private open-air bath, and just at that time, the strong wind blew snow into the hot spring! I had a memorable experience bathing my face in natural ice mist. As expected, the temperature of the hot spring was low, but I was able to stay in it for a long time. I stayed in a renovated Western-style room in the main building, which was nice. The table was a little small, so I had a hard time spreading out my laptop. The good thing about this inn is that most of the front desk staff are around my age, so I think they are friendly and willing to talk to you. This inn is from the Showa era. The quality of the sulfur spring is excellent. If I could change the food, I would have stayed there for several nights. There was an avalanche at Tsuchiyu Onsen the day before I came, and it was scary on the way, but the slopes were carefully cleared of snow, and in some sections the snow melted on its own, so if you have a 4WD with studless tires, you can drive normally. I will use your services again during the snowy season. Thank you, Kagetsu."

"Adachiya Ryokan was the first place we went to right after landing in Tokyo. The ryokan is in a very countryside area so you either need to take the local bus from Fukushima station, or drive a car. We took the bus and it was pretty easy - you just have to make sure about the times first. We got a paper with the bus times from the information desk at Fukushima station which was helpful. The bus ride takes a while, but it was an easy walk to get to the ryokan once we got off (literally across the street). The employees didn't really speak English so we had to use Google Translate to communicate. But everyone was very friendly and kind. We got a welcome drink and were shown to our room. We bathed in all baths while we were there - the water truly is that milky blue. It was our first time at a ryokan so we didn't know what to expect but it was so relaxing. I loved the outdoor baths, especially at night when you could look up at the stars. Dinner was fantastic - we were both very hungry after a long day of travel, and dinner more than sufficiently filled us up. The meat was also very good. Breakfast was delicious as well. Service during both meals was good and we got an English-speaking server and menu as well. It was easy to get back to Fukushima station after our stay - the bus picks you up right at the front of the ryokan. Overall, 5/5 for the ryokan itself! It definitely lived up to the hype. "

"Located about a 2-minute walk from Fukushima Station, it's very convenient with department stores and restaurants nearby. Having just opened last year, the modern-style rooms are very clean, and the beds are great! After a long day, a visit to the natural hot spring bath with its sauna and cold water pool is incredibly therapeutic. The only downside is that the buffet breakfast selection was less than expected, though the taste was acceptable."

"Require car to drive around city. Car park is free."

"Toyoko Inn never fail us. The stay is always comfortable, though the room may not be big, but it is very functional and clean. The breakfast was nice. The staff were friendly. The location was ideal, with lots of shops around the area."