Hotels With Pools in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

Review Hotel Listel Inawashiro Wing Tower This is another hotel that I would like to review because it is a hotel located in the countryside and Inawashiro City (in Fukushima) is not talked about or visited much. When I went there, I thought of some kind of murder case from Conan. When I got there, I couldn't go anywhere because the hotel is far from the station and is in the middle of the forest. But I must say that you don't have to go anywhere because there is a ski slope there. Inawashiro Wing Tower is like having everything built by itself. There is a half-floor supermarket, claw machines, game center, and gacha machines. If you don't want to play in the snow, there are other things to do and play. In addition, there is an onsen (no charge) and a temperature-controlled swimming pool inside the building (but you have to pay extra). Another important thing about a hotel located in the countryside is that it is very spacious and large, which is not found in hotels in the city centers like Tokyo and Osaka. There are also rooms that have both futons and beds in the same room. So, it's up to you whichever you prefer. A disadvantage that can't be called a disadvantage is that we can't go anywhere because of the snow and the distance from other places. This makes us have to buy the hotel's buffet inevitably. But it is very delicious. There is a lot of variety and the local soups that the chef makes for us every day are very delicious. Especially the beef with truffle sauce is a great dish (I usually don't eat truffle, but I still like it). In conclusion, if you want to escape the city, don't want to meet many people, and enjoy skiing without being a disaster victim, I recommend you to try it.

As for the hotel, I was satisfied except for dinner. However, since the water pool was closed for more than half, the pool I was looking forward to was very crowded and the result was dissatisfaction.

The hotel is far from the JR station. Although a shuttle service is provided, the frequency is relatively small. The general pick-up station is 2-5 pm, and the drop-off station is two shifts at 9:30 and 10:00 in the morning. Getting in and out is not very convenient, taxis are available at the station, and there are no taxis in front of the hotel. It is recommended to travel by yourself, or live near the JR station. There are many small attractions around JR Station, and the cherry blossom season is full of cherry blossoms, which is very beautiful. The hotel's overall facilities and services are good, and there are more hot springs. The meal is still close to Dachuanzhuang in Lumu Hot Spring, and there is no sashimi for breakfast.

Visited with the family during peak summer July season. The positives: The hotel was clean and check in was available on time. Room was clean, well insulated and full of natural light. Just be prepared to pay extra for most things you may think would be included.

This was a very lovely resort! The view from our room was breathtaking! We called for pick-up from the train station and waited about 10 minutes. The next morning our ride back to the train station was waiting when we arrived in the lobby. The beds were prepared at 6pm. Dinner was reservation only, which we did not have. We walked 20 minutes into the little town to a hidden gem Ramen shop that opened at 7pm and the food was amazing.

The meal was delicious.

There were many different types of hot springs, so I was very satisfied. The location was great and I felt elegant. The rooms were clean and relaxing. All the food was delicious.

The hotel is very good with great proximity to the ski  place. The room is clean and cosy with great views. And the onsen is very good that it had long opening hours, we can go after the ski to relax.  However, it would be better if the guest had a choice of whether the room can be made everyday or after we left. And it will be even better if more variety of restaurants/ cur-sine  can be provided rather than just buffet.