"The facilty is old & the room smelled of cigarettes, but everything else was wonderful. If looking for authentic Japanese experience (for the working and middle class Japanese) this is a very good experience. Dinner and breakfast buffet was really good. However there's little to do around the lake, unlike Yamashiro ir Yamanaka onsen area.
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"The room was fairly large for Japan, and comfortable, I was on the top floor, non smoking comfort floor. And the breakfast was good. Staff was super. My only complaint is that because some floors were smoking, sometimes the lobby area smelled enough like cigarettes to give me a headache.
Location is good for new Shinkansen station. Sidewalks ok."
"Standard Japanese hotel (somewhat small room, onsen available, etc.), but the breakfast was great and they have a map of recommended places for dinner. There are a couple of parking spots at the hotel, a few more spots a block down the street, etc. (there's a map of parking spots on the side of the hotel). "
"2nd floor has a very fish oil smell from the restaurant.
Besides that, the modern Japanese rooms are unreal, awesome amenities, great onsen, with a cold pool, no sauna.
Staff were excellent, there are places for smoking.
A Family Mart just around the corner, and good restaurants around, although is dark to walk around at night.
But seems more for groups and families that are staying exclusively in the onsen."
"Room was spacious, clean and comfortable. Helpful staff and nice breakfast.
Location is a good area just not much going on. Asuwayama Park worth the 15 minutes walk away.
Definitely recommend!"
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You can learn about the history of Fukui with a visit to Ichijodani Asakura Clans Ruins. Make time to visit the temples and spas while you're in the area.
You can browse the exhibits at Fukui City Museum of Natural History, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Fukui. Make time to visit the temples and spas while you're in the area.
Explore the great outdoors at Echizen Daffodil Village Park, a lovely green space in Fukui. While you're in the area, wander around the natural setting.
Dinosaur enthusiasts flock to the world-class Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum, where full-scale skeletons and interactive exhibits bring prehistoric creatures to life. Explore ancient Buddhist temples like Eiheiji, located in nearby Eiheiji Town, then sample fresh seafood at Fukui's bustling fish markets where local chefs demonstrate traditional cooking techniques.
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 23°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. The rainiest months in Fukui are July, December, September and January, with each month seeing an average of 292 mm of rainfall.
