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Boasting river views, Eiheiji Hakujukan offers accommodation with an open-air bath, a garden and a terrace, around 15 km from Phoenix Plaza. Just a few minutes walk from the Eiheiji Buddhist Temple, one of the most important in Japan, the hotel offers unique and unforgettable chances to meditate with monks in the temple, and attend their morning service at 5 am, which was undoubtedly the highlight of a five-week trip to Japan. The hotel's facilities and food are superb and the staff exemplary. A fantastic place to stay.

Situated in Takahama, 10 km from Kongoin Temple, WakasaSurfHotel ILMARE features accommodation with a private beach area, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. Perfect location with sea view. Nicely decorated and very spacious room, good beds and bed linen, bathroom with sea view.

Located within 20 km of Phoenix Plaza and 21 km of Fukui International Activities Plaza, Auberge Homachi Mikuniminato provides rooms in Sakai. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. The staff service was exceptional. The property we stayed at was very nice, clean, and convenience from the main office.

Featuring a spa bath, Sunset & Villa Spa Resort is located in Fukui. Each accommodation at the 4-star holiday home has quiet street views, and guests can enjoy access to a hot tub.

Located in Awara in the Fukui region with Fujino Genkuro Memorial Museum nearby, Awara Onsen Matuya Sen Sen provides accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a sauna. Getting there was very easy and easily accessible by a direct bullet train from Tokyo and then just bussing it up - they also have coaches available to take you to and from the JR station if requested. The room was amazingly clean and big - the food as well was very nice especially for a ryokan where the food can sometimes be a hit and miss. The public onsens were also very nice with amenities and drinks everywhere. The most impressive thing about our stay was definitely the service - everyone is very nice - we had Akira, who looked after us most and he was extremely kind and attentive during our stay. I usually dont think it makes a very large difference but this was something else. Last thing is we came on a Mon/Tues - which seems to be the quietest time for them, with maybe seeing around 6 or 7 other groups in total hanging around on Monday and a bit more on Tuesday - which we liked as the public onsens were basically empty if you came in the off peak times and the whole place was very quiet. Though there are alot of facilities catering for larger crowds inside the onsen and outside so if you do want a bit of atmosphere I would reccommend booking closer to the weekend. All in all our stay here was very nice and would definitely reccommend.