Rupo no Mori (Foret de Repos)

"It wasn't dirty or anything, but the outlets had cracks in them, so I wondered if it was safe."

Fukui Academia Hotel

"The bathhouse and hot springs are nice, but there are many students from other places. The Japanese breakfast is delicious and the portions are generous. Parking is also very convenient."

Hotel Kappo Ishimaru

"The location is really beautiful, opposite is the unbeatable sea view. It is a small Japanese-style hotel with old equipment, but it also has a unique flavor. You can go fishing and process it. On check-in day we were the only foreigners here."

Shirahamaso(Fukui)

Umitoma Oceanview Resort Echizen

HATTO HOTEL

"The interior design was very tasteful and I really liked it. The room was well-maintained down to the last detail, and I had a very comfortable stay. I would recommend this lodging to anyone who wants to refresh themselves in a calm space."

Houei Ryokan

"The Japanese-style room was on three floors with no elevator. I booked it almost a month in advance from overseas, and the hotel still assigned me to the third floor! A young waiter helped me carry my suitcase upstairs, which was exhausting; I'd give him three stars for service. When I checked out, I practically tumbled and crawled my suitcase back down myself. The room was small, with a shared bathroom and shower. It's been many, many years since I've stayed in a room without a private bathroom. Shower time needs to be booked in advance and can be reserved for half an hour. The soundproofing was poor, affecting my sleep. It cost nearly 20,000 yen per night on weekends; I felt ripped off. The facilities were quite old, but thankfully it was clean enough. Perhaps it's a cultural difference, but it was definitely a different experience."