Best Hotels in Awara
Explore Awara hotels and choose from 26 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.
Grandia Housen ★★★★
"The room was spacious and clean. In the lounge, in addition to complimentary snacks and other items, you can make and eat hot springs* on the spot. There were also cute dinosaur ornaments. However, dinner was buffet style..."
Awara Kitagata Onsen Kohanso Hana Yurari ★★★
"I stayed in a 10 tatami Japanese-style room. Dinner was a fugu set course. Everything was delicious. The fried fugu was a little too strong. There is an open-air bath and a semi-open-air bath, but the view is almost invisible, which is a bit disappointing."
Hokuriku Fukui Awara Onsen Mimatsu ★★★★
"Room was not cleaned thoroughly but after showing to the staff, they made an effort to clean the room immediately"
Haiya The traditions of warm and friendly hospitality ★★★
"Overall, it was good. Although the room wasn't large, the facilities were complete. The hotel had just been renovated, and the tatami mats felt quite new. Highly recommended!"
Matuya Sensen ★★★★
"It's a beautiful Japanese hotel, with Japanese-style accommodation and dining. The service is also very good, and the food is very thoughtful. But the room is too hot at night, the air conditioner is not adjusted well, the quilt is too thick, and I sweated when I slept in April, so I didn't sleep well."
Hotel Prime Inn Fukui Awara ★★★
"I would like to use it again on my next business trip."
Awara Onsen Seifuso ★★★
"The hotel's selling point, the open buffet, was very satisfying both in the morning and evening. We were able to eat locally produced food from a variety of regions, and it was nice and different from the usual hotel buffets. Also, the head chef's hard work to liven things up was very impressive and I liked it. Please keep up the good work (^^) Although the hotel itself is old, the main areas such as the guest rooms, baths, and dining areas have basically been renovated, so it's nice that it's new and clean, and I don't mind the aging."
Rakuten STAY Awara Onsen ★★★★
"◆Room-only plan used◆ My mother, her two daughters, and I stayed together (4 people total). The unmanned check-in process was smooth. The entrance was beautiful, and the room was lovely. The bath was fantastic, with 24-hour free-flowing hot spring water! For meals, there's an alley right in front of the hotel with about 10 restaurants, so we had no trouble finding places to eat. When we returned from dinner, the staff were cleaning the entrance, and we appreciate that they kept it clean even late at night. We would like to use this hotel again next time."
Yumeya Hanatsukushi ★★★
"We stayed with our family of four. The meals were delicious every day. The white rice was also very tasty, and the menu changed every day. It's a bit disappointing that Wi-Fi is only available in the lobby. Also, the baths are not natural hot springs. I haven't stayed at other ryokans to compare, so I can't say for sure, but if you want to enjoy Japanese food for breakfast and dinner and stay at a ryokan, I think it's a good choice. Another good thing about this ryokan is that there are baths in the rooms, and there are baths in addition to the large communal bath."
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Beniya
"Located in the Awara onsen town, it is a relatively new onsen hotel. All rooms have a private onsen inside the room. We received very warm welcome from staff. And I notice that the staff ratio is quite high given the manpower shortage now in Japan. THis is also the first time that the check in process was done inside your room, not at front desk of in club lounge. Our suite is facing the man-made fish pond with a small porch. Our living room has a table and chairs for meals, not the Japanese style sitting on the floor. The bedroom ares is nice. Air conditioning control is separated for living room and bedroom. The public onsen is not particularly impressive since each room has its own private onsen. Hand made drinks are available in the lobby after checkin. Enjoying the good scene of the hotel fish pond garden with a drink on hand is marvellous. Both dinner and breakfast is served in the room so you do not need to out out. It has a high price tag and the service quality matches with such high price."
Hotel Yagi
"The atmosphere and scent of the entrance, the deliciousness of the breakfast buffet, the quality of the hot spring water, and the dinner buffet—it's the best I've ever had. You should definitely go at least once; you won't regret it."
Yuraku Hotel
"There is a large gate at the entrance, and the inn has a sense of history in the Sukiya-style building. It is very helpful that they provide transportation to Awara Onsen Station. Awara Onsen is not densely packed with inns and hotels, but is scattered around. JR Awara Onsen Station and Echizen Railway Awara Onsen Station are also quite far away. The hot springs and meals at the inn were delicious. It seemed a bit lonely that the staff were only men and Nepalese women, and there was no Japanese staff member among the landlady."
Hasegawa
"For a temporary business trip, this hotel is already the most cost-effective hotel in the area. I didn't have high expectations at first, but when I arrived at the store, I found that the facilities were clean, the service attitude was also very good, and there was also a private hot spring bath in the hotel. great"
Awara Onsen Tsuruya
"It was an old house inn. There was history and the atmosphere was very good"
Fukuju
"Many hot spring hotels have guests returning from the day trip during the day, but the area is usually cleared before dinner, and the large public baths are then reserved for hotel guests. This one is not like that. The public bath is not very big to begin with, and it is really crowded to take a hot spring bath at night. We were probably the only guests on the day we checked in, and the cooked and grilled food was cold... Although they can be eaten cold, it was the first time I encountered these two dishes being cold... In addition, the public area of the hotel was not very warm, and only the pot food, rice, and snacks were hot, so it was not very comfortable to eat the first half cold. The portion and taste are pretty satisfactory. The air conditioner in the room is quite noisy. Other aspects such as hygiene and environment are okay. If you take half board, 650 yuan per person is acceptable."
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More Information About Awara Hotels
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Number of reviews |
449 |
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Total properties |
26 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 607 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 687 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Prime Inn Fukui Awara |
FAQs About Hotels in Awara
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What are the most popular hotels in Awara?
There are many popular options for hotels in Awara. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Hotel Prime Inn Fukui Awara (from CAD 71), Grandia Housen (from CAD 394) and Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Seiunkaku(Old:Yukai Resort Premium Seiunkaku) (from CAD 116) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Awara?
The average price for hotels in Awara is CAD 607 for weekdays, and CAD 687 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Awara?
Grandia Housen (from CAD 394),Rakuten STAY Awara Onsen (from CAD 217) and Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Awara (from CAD 97) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which hotels with fitness facilities in Awara are popular?
Yumeya Hanatsukushi (from CAD 183) is a popular hotel with a fitness center. Keep your fitness plan during traveling from Trip.com!
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Which popular hotels in Awara offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Grandia Housen (from CAD 394), Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Seiunkaku(Old:Yukai Resort Premium Seiunkaku) (from CAD 116) and Awara Onsen Seifuso (from CAD 368) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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What are the best sap hotels in Awara?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Grandia Housen (from CAD 394), Seiryukaku (from CAD 275) and Haiya The traditions of warm and friendly hospitality (from CAD 223) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Awara are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Grandia Housen (from CAD 394), Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Seiunkaku(Old:Yukai Resort Premium Seiunkaku) (from CAD 116) and Awara Onsen Seifuso (from CAD 368) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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