Nishi-Betsuin Station × Popular Stays Around 10,000 Yen Per PersonRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

I stayed in a Twin Room. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. It was convenient to check the crowd status of the large public bath and breakfast venue on the room's TV. The breakfast buffet offered a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, which were plentif

It was convenient to have dinner and buy souvenirs at Fukui Station. I also liked being able to rent a car from the car rental shop next door to the Hotel and visit the Dinosaur Museum and Ichijodani. The welcome coffee and amenities were more than sufficient, and the breakfast h

I was attracted to the Hotel with a natural Onsen and made a reservation, and it turned out to be a better Hotel than I expected. The open-air bath was, of course, pleasant, but the women's "nano steam sauna" was very clean and nice. In a regular sauna, hygiene can be a concern d

Overall, I was satisfied. We stayed in a triple room, which was spacious enough, and we also received a discount voucher for a recommended nearby restaurant, so we were able to enjoy local Fukui cuisine. The bath and the breakfast venue felt a little small for the number of guest

" And of course, it's about a 10-second walk from the station, and the taxi stand is right in front. It's very convenient with the limousine to Komatsu Airport, the Hokuriku Shinkansen, the Happy Line, and the bus to Eiheiji right in front. I can confidently recommend this room,

The breakfast buffet had many small dishes of local specialties, and everything we tried was delicious! With a clean large public bath, a spotless Room, plenty of amenities, and an excellent breakfast, it was a wonderful Hotel. We would love to stay here again when we visit Fukui

Thank you for holding my luggage before check-in as I had a lot. The service was good, and I appreciated it. The breakfast buffet was very delicious. The bath was easy to use, and I was very satisfied. It was a hotel that made me want to make a reservation the next time I go to F

I wanted to enjoy a traditional Japanese atmosphere, so I reserved an affordable Japanese-style room without a private bath and ordered breakfast separately. The front desk staff were very kind, the spacious public bath was well-maintained and comfortable, and the Japanese-style

There was a large public bath, and I used it twice—once right after arrival and once before breakfast. It was very relaxing. The breakfast buffet was more luxurious than I had imagined, offering Western dishes, Japanese dishes, authentic curry, bread, and drinks—all of which we

The large public bath had excellent hot water, and the sauna allowed us to relax and sleep well. Breakfast was served in a bento box style. Rice, soft-boiled eggs, natto, miso soup, coffee, and more were available for self-service refills. I stayed with my elderly parents, an

Most impressively, there were dinosaur-shaped sponges and toothbrushes for kids—a unique feature reflecting Fukui's charm that even impressed me as an adult! They were so adorable that I couldn't resist taking a sponge home. This thoughtful gesture delighted both children. The l

The Room was so clean that it felt like it had been recently renovated. For meals, I went to a creative izakaya near the second parking lot; every dish (to my taste) was delicious, and both the atmosphere of the restaurant and the owner's vibe were fantastic. It was an incredibly

The hotel had a calm atmosphere, and the Room was clean and comfortable, so I had no trouble during my stay. Meals were served as a set meal plus buffet, with many Fukui specialties such as mustard-dressed wheat gluten, sesame tofu, fresh yuba (tofu skin), and simmered delicacies