Hotels near Iizaka Onsen, Fukushima City

This getaway was exactly what I wanted. Traditional, immersive, comfortable, accomodating. The staff came and greeted us in the car park, the dinner and breakfast was amazing, delicious, adventurous. And the onsen on the roof was perfect! The staff thoroughly explained their processes. I spoke some japanese and they spoke only some english but they were very accomating with us and welcoming. I would highly recommend and its also not far from town either. It snowed a little the night we stayed and it was so magical! We had our own private onsen at our room but the others in the ryokan are even better and available to be private, just lock door when your using.

The hotel is stunning, super cozy, and feels very exclusive since there aren't many rooms. The common area with the fireplace is everything. Free drinks, warm fire—I could literally chill there all day. Huge room, and the futons are surprisingly comfy. We did the half-board (breakfast & dinner) and it was seriously delicious. The staffs are super friendly and helpful, 10/10 service. The public Onsen baths are gorgeous and so relaxing—perfect for melting away muscle pain. Honestly, the Private Onsens (especially the outdoor ones) are a bit basic. No toilets or amenities out there, so don't be worry if you can't snag a booking; the main baths are better anyway! One Heads-up: This is a legit sulfur onsen town. The smell is strong and literally stuck to my car seats for days. 😂 Bring some air freshener!

A hotel that can't let its guests sleep doesn't deserve to be called a hotel. I stayed for three nights, and every night the noise from upstairs and next door continued until 1 AM. You could feel the vibrations from various rooms even in the hallway, let alone when lying in bed. The breakfast was decent but unfortunately exactly the same for all three days. I won't choose this hotel again.

First of all, the access from the station is excellent, and there are commercial facilities inside the station just a short distance away. The washing area in the large public bath was very spacious. (The showers and hair dryers were Refa brand.) The breakfast area was also spacious and offered a wide variety of options, which was satisfying. Free coffee was also provided.

The hotel is located at the highland so the view looking down to the Fukushima city is amazing, esp during the night time. The staff service is very caring too. Every staff always has a smiley face. The room we reserved is a bit dated. However all other facilities in the hotel are very clean, neat l, well decorated and pretty new too. The Onsen areas are clean and modern too. The food is surprisingly tasty. I truly enjoyed my stay.

The front desk staff gave me a thorough explanation of everything and I was able to check in. The large public bath, breakfast area, and rooms were all clean and tidy.

Lady in the receptionist so lovely. She tried very hard to explain about rules and so on. Location is good, a lot of restaurant near hostel.

About a ten-minute walk from the train station. The hotel offers free umbrella rentals, which is very convenient. There's no musty smell, and both the facilities and rooms are new. The front desk service is excellent, and they answer calls almost 24 hours a day.

Overall a nice hotel, very close to the JR train station, just a couple of minutes walk away. The room size was very generous a lot bigger than others we’ve stayed at in Japan. The bathroom was also very spacious with a full size bath and powerful shower. The hotel provides nightwear and toiletries as well as coffee and laundry. Breakfast has a good variety of choices although can we quite busy as peak times and items do run out. I would recommend as a good convenient choice if travelling by train.

Fukushima Racecourse に Line くために Fukushima Near the Pang のこちらに Laid in Resident parking lot は away from れた place にあるので real summer, real winter, rain の when は enlighten が necessary You need to apply in advance at the front desk once. Fukushima station is located behind the west exit and the east exit is the front, so the downtown area needs to go to the opposite of the station (underground road)