Hotels With Wifi in Fukui Prefecture, Japan

Our favorite hotel for this trip. Love the beautiful room with comfortable bed and modern bathroom with a huge bath tub. We could also see sunrise from our full height window which had a great view of the city. Breakfast spread was good with dinosaurs decorations on the tables. The hotel also had a dinosaur activity for kids. Location was excellent too. Near the train station and shopping malls with many food options.

The experience of Zen meditation and the service was very good. The vegetarian food was delicious and the room was spacious and comfortable. It was an experience worth more than the price.

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.

Good location, nearby fukui station, lot of restaurants surronding. Room was very clean, exceptionally clean in bathroom, with plenty of space, but the design was not quite making good use of space. The hotel provides free late night snack at restaurant and welcome snacks & drinks in room.

I enjoyed my stay with this hotel. Overall, hotel was clean and comfortable. Its conveniently located near the train station and nearby has shopping and restaurants. You can literally live in the area without moving around. I would stay with this hotel again the next time I visit Fukui.

Very good hot spring hotel, first-class service facilities, friendly staff, although the room is a bit old, but clean and comfortable. The Japanese-style room is very beautiful. The one I stayed in had a private open-air bath, which was very beautiful! On the day I stayed there, we were the only Chinese, and the other customers I saw were all Japanese. The hotel staff were very polite and friendly to foreigners! English speaking staff! Although the price is a bit expensive, it's worth it! The location is about an 8-minute drive from JR Aragatsu Onsen Station, and a taxi is not expensive. The hotel has a dedicated bus shuttle, just book it on the official website. There's not much to do around here. The buffet has a rich variety of food and drinks. But we only have 90 minutes to eat, it would be better if we could have 120 minutes. If you do not choose the buffet, you can choose the Kaiseki cuisine. You can drink as much as you want in the room, including Japanese sake, beer and juice. All in all, I would stay here again. 

I came to Fukui for the first time because of a concert. The venue was not convenient for transportation, so I booked this hotel next to Tsuruga Station. I didn't expect the living experience to be very good. The hotel facilities are very new, the front desk service is very good, and the room is spacious and clean. It is very close to the station and there are many dining options around. You can walk to Kehi Jingu or take the bus to other attractions. If you choose to avoid cleaning, you can also receive store coupons, which are just right for buying specialties. If I have the opportunity to come next time, I will choose to stay here again.

This hotel locates next to the JR Fukui station, which is quite important because the required public transportation for tourists are all start from here, including the bus, JR, and local railway. However, you can tell this hotel is quite old and only has refrained limited part such as the wall paper, which does not mean much to me. The air condition is not cooling, the toilet flush leaks frequently, these points are not often seen for a hotel in Japan. The hotel offer free breakfast like some of the business hotel.

Dormy Inn is generally okay. Check-in was quick, the rooms were fairly clean, and basic amenities were provided. The onsen (hot spring) and Yoru Ramen (nighttime ramen) are special features, but they're just average for a business hotel, nothing particularly surprising. Service was adequate, meeting standards but not particularly warm or personalized. As a temporary accommodation option, the price-performance ratio is acceptable, but there aren't many memorable aspects.

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. It's a pity that this accommodation is not maintained properly, this is the first time I see this in Japan. The house is neglected. It also lacks what to relax like hamacs. They are on the photos but they don't exist anymore.