Four-Star Hotels in Awara

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.

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Brandon

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Australia

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.

Located 18 km from Phoenix Plaza, Grandia Housen offers 4-star accommodation in Awara and features a spa and wellness centre, an open-air bath and a garden.

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Tsukasa

From

Malaysia

Japan hospitality at its best. Food was good. Lounge was good. Food was good. Nothing to complain. Only thing if they have coin laundry will do wonders for me.

Situated in Sakai, 24 km from Phoenix Plaza, Kyukamura Echizen-Mikuni features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.

Boasting in a total of 18 indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths, Yunokuni Tensyo offers spacious Japanese-style accommodations.

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Sharon

From

Singapore

Excellent facilities and lots of “extras” like onsen eggs, free snacks and drinks. Baths were clean and lots to choose from. Staff were friendly and professional. overall a great hotel!

Located in the Yamanaka hot-spring area, Hanamurasaki offers Japanese-style accommodations with views of the Kakusenkei Gorge.

With a history of about 130 years, Kohan-no-Yado Morimoto offers spacious Japanese-style accommodations with views of Lake Shibayamagata.

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Goris

From

Belgium

We had an exciting, wonderful one-night stay at this beautiful and luxury Ryokan hotel, which is situated directly on the seaside with a marvelous sight on the sea and the Japanese Alps in the background, directly from our room and from the traditional hot Onsen bath (open the whole night!). The dinner and the breakfast in your private “séparée” were extraordinary, Japanese kitchen at it’s best, and the personal of this family-run Ryokan was extremely friendly and accommodating. They have also a bus shuttle from Kagaonsen railway station, which is a stop of the new Shinkansen prolongation opened only in March 2024

Kocho features a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 26 km of Eiheiji Temple and 30 km of Phoenix Plaza. This 4-star ryokan offers free shuttle service. The ryokan has family...

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Sally

From

United States

They prepared a vegetarian Japanese breakfast and dinner which was delicious and well presented. The facilities have character and were spacious and very clean. It was quiet and the private baths were generous in size and very clean. The staff was attentive and helpful.

Set in Fukui and with Fukui International Activities Plaza reachable within less than 1 km, Courtyard by Marriott Fukui offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a...

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Jessica

From

New Zealand

Great location - just across from the train station. Lovely views and large rooms. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Yamanakaonsen Ohanami Kyubei is offering accommodation in Kaga. A quiet location surrounded by nature in the Yamanaka Onsen district, this ryokan provides a hot spring bath.

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Robert

From

Australia

We had a suite with the private onsen which was fantastic. So peaceful, relaxing and romantic. It was expensive at nearly 70,000 yen (approx $700 AUD) per night and we stayed two nights, but the experience was totally worth it. If you can, definitely get this room. The little town of Yamanakaonsen is only about a 15 minute walk and has a convenience store and other gift shops. We found a lovely spot down by the river. The staff were all excellent, as I have found in all Japanese hotels, but I want to make a special mention about a young Indonesian lady (Sushi) who waited on our table. She explained the extensive menu in Japanese to my Japanese wife and again in English to me. Her bubbly personality was a delight. The food was outstanding, top quality and plentiful. Overall one of the best hotel experiences I’ve had. The onsen in your room overlooking the river and forest was just perfect.

Fukui Manten Hotel Ekimae is set in Fukui, 3.7 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 16 km from Eiheiji Temple.

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Masrina

From

Malaysia

The room was spacious and comfortable. There were a lot of food varieties for breakfast. Although there were a lot of people during breakfast time, you don't have to wait long to get your food because the hotel has a systematic system to handle the crowd and the kitchen staff were really efficient and helpful.