2-Star Hotels in Fukui Prefecture, Japan

An old-style Japanese hotel with older facilities and first-class service. It has breakfast and late-night snacks (rice with curry sauce). The most important thing is that it’s free. The location is OK, but you have to walk a long way to get to a lively place for dinner. , there is no place nearby

We were there on a rainy day and felt a little inconvenient to have to use an umbrella to go around parts of the hotel which were not in the main building like the Onsen and lounge. However the hotel was very clean and modern and the service was good. I wish they had a larger coffee table as I had to do some urgent work on my notebook at night during my stay.

If there is something to visit nearby, I would highly recommend it. Because it was a low season visit, there were not many guests, so I was able to tie up a day quietly. Including dinner and breakfast at a reasonable price. The meal is also great.

The hotel is located by the sea. The location is a bit far from the city center. Because we drive by ourselves, it's not a problem. We are one berth and two meals. Dinner is basically full of seafood. There are many styles. Very good taste, seafood is also very fresh Breakfast is Japanese style, not much taste.

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.

Unfortunately, it was the timing of heavy snow, but I was able to respond with a detailed concern.

It was an old building, so I was worried about cleanliness, but it was a very clean hotel. The size of the room is perfect and satisfactory. I'll walk a little from the station. There is no convenience store nearby, so it is recommended to finish shopping at the station in advance. The dryer was about the breeze and the drying was slow. Amenities were the style to take the necessary minutes in the lobby. It feels like the minimum necessary is prepared.

[Special Rules: Doors must be locked manually; keys must be returned to the front desk for safekeeping when leaving; door-to-door hours end at 1:00 AM] It's a bit of a walk from Fukui Station, but if you really don't want to walk, you can donate money to the Fukui Railway. From the outside, you can tell the hotel facilities are quite old; even the smart toilets are missing, and the central air conditioning is only tiered. No wonder it's the cheapest hotel near the station; thankfully, the maintenance is decent. Toothbrushes need to be picked up by the elevator door. The bathroom exhaust fan seems to be out of service. The nearest Yoshinoya (one of the three major beef bowl restaurants) is quite a walk away. There's a Lawson convenience store diagonally opposite the hotel.

The parking lot directly below the hotel was full, but I was able to park about 30 seconds away by foot. There was a parking sign in front of the hotel, so I didn't get lost. I was surprised at how clean the bath was. It was also spacious enough. I felt warm and fuzzy when I saw the message card on the table. I was very satisfied with my trip to Fukui, so I will definitely use this facility again when I come back. It may have just been my room, but the air conditioning was a little weak, making it a little difficult to sleep at night.