4-Star Hotels in Fukui

Sunset & Villa Spa Resort offers accommodations in Fukui, 16 miles from Phoenix Plaza and 17 miles from Fukui International Activities Plaza.

Located in Fukui and with Fukui International Activities Plaza reachable within a 9-minute walk, Courtyard by Marriott Fukui provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi...

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Vivian H.C. Chiang

From

Taiwan

MOST OF JAPANESE HOTEL OFFER 2 SINGLE BEDS, BUT MARRIOTT OFFER 2 QUEEN BEDS WHICH IS REALLY GOOD FOR TRAVELING WITH 2 LITTLE KID.

Fukui Manten Hotel Ekimae is located in Fukui, within 2.3 miles of Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 10 miles of Eiheiji Temple.

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Lloyd

From

New Zealand

Location was perfect, both for train travel and evening meals. Also having a laundry was great.

Featuring 4-star accommodations, Hotel Fujita Fukui is located in Fukui, a 11-minute walk from Fukui International Activities Plaza and 0.8 miles from Phoenix Plaza.

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Kentaro

From

Japan

The hotel was conveniently located close to both the park and the bustling downtown area. I was very satisfied with the buffet-style breakfast, which offered high-quality local ingredients and regional dishes.

A 4-minute walk from Eiheiji Temple in Eiheiji, Eiheiji Hakujukan features accommodations with access to a public bath and open-air bath.

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Logan

From

Japan

We had dinner and breakfast at the property. Both were excellent. So easy to reach by bus. So convenient to the temple. Kind and friendly staff. It was heaven!

Located within 13 miles of Phoenix Plaza and 13 miles of Fukui International Activities Plaza, Auberge Homachi Mikuniminato provides rooms in Sakai. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.

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Jane

From

United States

The staff service was exceptional. The property we stayed at was very nice, clean, and convenience from the main office.

Awara Onsen Matuya Sen Sen provides a sauna and free private parking, and is within 12 miles of Phoenix Plaza and 12 miles of Fukui International Activities Plaza.

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Wing Hong

From

Singapore

Breakfast decent spread,has Onsen tamago to thrill us after the bath

11 miles from Phoenix Plaza, Grandia Housen features 4-star accommodations in the Awara Onsen district of Awara. This ryokan offers free private parking and a 24-hour front desk.

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Peter HT C.

From

Hong Kong

the room and the facilities were clean and tidy. The food were good and the bar provided free drinks.

12 miles from Phoenix Plaza in Awara, Awara Grand Hotel features accommodations with access to a spa center, public bath, and open-air bath.

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Yves Philippe Chan-You

From

France

As I didn't eat at the hotel, I cannot make any judgment about the food quality, but for me the access to several top onsen in the hotel, beside the several public ones in the town made my stay at the hotel very pleasant. One of them is even open all night long until 10AM. My traditional bedroom was also a strong point. At some point after I checked in, someone came and prepared my bed. The staff was very nice, and despite their limited English, made its utmost to serve me. The hotel is located within 5 minutes from a bus station, close to Awaraonsen and from which you can board a bus to Eihei-ji temple or Tojimbo in the other direction. If you wish to visit both places, you can buy a two day pass for this bus line.

16 miles from Eiheiji Temple in Kaga, Kuriya Yasohachi offers accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, public bath, and open-air bath.

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Cynthia

From

United States

Big ryokan tucked away a long walk or a short shuttle ride away from Yamanakaonsen, which is the main town area. They offer a free shuttle to and from the train station that you reserve with them the day before or to the town that you can reserve the morning of. The service was impeccable. From the driver, front desk, restaurant staff, to the housekeeping, every detail was paid attention to for you to make the most out of your stay on the property. Would highly recommend getting the breakfast and dinner package with your stay and getting lunch when you explore the nearby towns. It's very traditional and a great tasting experience of Japanese cuisine. You also get to pick your own yakuta pattern to personalized your attire while you're there. The onsen was massive and had a great open space too. They also had complimentary snacks, I've cream, sake, whiskey, tea, hot chocolate, and wine that was self serve in the evenings.