Fukui City Hotels with Breakfast

Hotel was located right next to the train station which was very convenient. Self Check-in and -out was simple via an automated station but the staff was quick to assist as it was my first time. Breakfast was rice with salad potato salad, omelette, miso soup and some bread. Orange juice or iced tea was also provided. Room was quite standard as with other hotels I've stayed in. Basic amenities are available to pick up at the ground floor if necessary.

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.

The room was small and crowded, and the big box was difficult to unfold. It takes 20 minutes to walk from the train station and far from the city center. The only big advantage is that there are large supermarkets for daily necessities around.

The room was clean and I was satisfied. There were many places to eat around the hotel, which was nice. The breakfast at the hotel was also delicious and I was very satisfied. I will definitely use it again!

Very good, comfortable hotel and what impressed me most was the varied amount of food at breakfast, and the best of all is that it's all included in the price of the stay! The location of the hotel is also very good, with several restaurants and convenience stores nearby!

I always use it for gatherings with family and friends. Hot springs in Fukui City are easy to go and there are many types of meals. We will continue to use it in the future.

Slightly old Japanese hotel … room was compact , walkable distance to the station, pleasant stay for a night

The Japanese-style room has three floors and no elevator. It is booked overseas nearly a month in advance. The store actually arranged to live on the third floor! The waiter helped to carry the suitcase upstairs. He was tired enough. The service three stars were given to him. Check out and climb the box. The room is not big, public toilets, public bathrooms, many years have not lived in rooms without separate toilets, bathroom baths must be reserved in advance, can be washed for half an hour. Sound insulation is not good, affecting sleep. Nearly 20,000 yen per night on weekends, I feel like I have been a big head, the facilities are old, fortunately it is still clean, maybe it is a cultural difference, it is indeed a different experience.