Hotels With Breakfast in Fukui Prefecture, Japan

This time I ordered breakfast and dinner, so it was perfect. Dinner is buffet, good quality, especially beef and sweet shrimp. If you want to eat hot pot, just make up some money. The buffet ticket can cost about four thousand. It also includes tickets for the primary ice and snow park. I didn't know when I made the reservation. I discussed with the front desk to change to a cable car ticket. Originally, the cable car ticket for 3,700 a day was changed to two thousand and five. The front desk sold 800 tickets for the primary stage, which was worth twelve thousand. It's worth it

It's a new hotel, so it's clean. The bath is a little spacious. I often don't like the shampoo and conditioner, but this one had a nice scent and was easy to use. The room was comfortable, with a style where you could take your shoes off before entering.

Courtyard Fukui is my favourite hotel in my trip across Chubu region. The location is fantastic; it is just a small street across he Fukui Station where you will find a few dinosaurs with animatronics. No lack of food and souvenir options around. It’s a new hotel and lots of modern amenities. The twin beds are big and comfortable. The hotel and FUKUMACHI BLOCK, a mall of sorts are linked. You park at FUKUMACHI BLOCK which costs JPY2000 for 24 hours. Marriot Bonvoy members get a discounted rate for JPY1500 (you validate and pay at the hotel reception).

I booked a room with a hot spring bath, which is over 80 square meters. The hot spring bath is on the balcony and you can see the scenery of Awara. Beer, wine and soda are available in the hotel lobby and hot spring lounge area. Dinner is a buffet with a wide variety of dishes and good quality (much better than Alpine Green). The hot springs are also good, and the outdoor pool is quite large. When I checked in, I was probably the only Chinese in my family of four. Recommended

2025/5/13-15 Twin room 2 nights The room is not very big, but it has all the normal amenities and central air conditioning. It is an old-fashioned hotel. The buffet breakfast is on the second floor ~ the dishes are pretty good There are many paid parking lots nearby, which is very convenient. Located next to Fukui Station, convenient transportation

The hotel is spacious and well-equipped, located in the heart of the hot spring district, yet conveniently located yet quiet. It's large, with several different hot spring baths of varying styles and functions, including a rooftop observation bath. The food is decent, though not as good as my previous experience at Kurokawa Onsen in Kumamoto. The Japanese-style room is large, with 14 tatami mats, enough to accommodate over a dozen people! They even provided two traditional local snacks in the room, a very thoughtful touch.

Tailored to a business hotel with big public baths. The breakfast was the gem, almost like a buffet but Japanese style with all the pickles, grilled fish. To die for! We paid 900 yen for each of the kids well worth it as they got the same access to the range! The location is very close to the river and an easy walk to any restaurants around. Parking did cost us another 880 yen.

Love the hotel stay including the onsen experience. Worth the stay if you have to drop by this city

The hotel is very close to the train station, just two or three minutes' walk away. The hotel is medium-sized, the rooms are spacious, but the bathroom is a bit small. There are not many types of breakfast, but the taste is good. There is free ramen for midnight snack, and the noodles are chewy.

Pros: Spacious rooms, good hotel service, excellent breakfast, about a ten-minute walk from the west exit of Fukui Station. The hotel is near the Fukui Prefectural Office and Fukui City Hall. I will stay here again next time I have the chance.