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Our top choices for Fukui guest houses

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table with a green ceramic tea set, and shoji screens.

1. Aoi Ie

Echizen

Emilie

P2,929 total

Oct 14 - Oct 15

A room with a staircase, a reception desk, and wooden cabinets.

2. HOBOIE Guest House

Tsuruga

P4,082 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A residential building with a gravel driveway and a brick pathway leading to the entrance.

3. Shiga Biwa Lake Shanshui House

Takashima

政美

P3,715 total

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A traditional Japanese-style building with a wooden facade, a balcony with railings, and a sliding door with vertical slats.

4. Wow! KANAZAWA STAY

Masuizumi

Lisa

P7,143 total

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A traditional Japanese-style bedroom with tatami flooring, a low bed, sliding doors, and a television on a stand.

5. Shukubou Shinsen

Koshomachi

TAKUYA

P4,714 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A modern bathroom with two large sinks, wooden cabinetry, and large windows offering a view of a garden.

6. Kinjohro Kanazawa

Hashibacho

Bea

P34,047 total

Oct 21 - Oct 22

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden interior, a stone floor, and a view of the mountains.

7. Manten no Yado

Gujo

Chad

P36,987 total

Oct 24 - Oct 25

A modern indoor pool with a view of a tree and distant landscape.

8. Yuyaruru Saisai

Kiyokawamachi

Amir

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Top Fukui Hotel Reviews

THE HOTEL SANRAKU KANAZAWA

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful rooms and hotel.Excellent buffet breakfast."

Hotel Fujita Fukui

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel is about a ten minute walk from Fukui station. It does seem to be an older hotel, but it looks like it has been lovingly taken care of. They are incredibly generous with their offerings to try and enhance their guests experience. There is a shampoo/conditioner/body soap bar where you can get a little plastic container to bring one of the items you want to try up to your room. There is also already shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hand soap, and a toothbrush and toothpaste set per person. If you should need anything else, they do also have an amenity bar with the shampoo bar. Includes things like, mouth wash, hair oil, hand lotion, washing towel, etc...The pillows are a bit flat, but I did see what looked like a pillow bar in the reception area where you could choose a pillow that fits your tastes. (I just folded my pillow). If you are traveling with a friend like I was and a bit shy about using the bathroom, there is a bathroom on the first floor. It is older and you do have to technically step outside to get to them, but they are an option. Also the park next to the hotel has really nice bathrooms. There is also a little convenience store near the reception desk as well. Reception wasn't super friendly, but that might just be because they were shy about using English. Which is fine. I wasn't there to make best friends, just to get my room key. They were still professional. Overall, I would still stay here again if in the area."

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