Stasiun Ebata × Fasilitas dan peralatan yang dinilai tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

It was unusual to switch to socks throughout the entire property after check-in, but it was very comfortable for my travel-weary feet and I really appreciated it. Unnecessary items were kept to a minimum, while essentials like the down duvet and bath towels were high quality. Thanks to that, I slept very well. There was water for each guest and peach jelly in the room, which was a nice touch. The large public bath was also very clean. The open-air bath was fun because we could hear dinosaur calls. I was happy to have so many small breakfast dishes to choose from.

I’ve stayed at Dormy Inn in other cities, but this Fukui location has a spacious, spotless public bath that made it feel like a real hot-spring trip. There’s a welcome coffee machine in the entrance, and from the evening you can enjoy a lounge-style service with alcohol and light snacks for 1,500 yen. With late-night soba, ice cream after bathing, and other thoughtful touches, it’s an easy-to-use hotel with excellent value for money and great convenience. It was a bit of a walk from the station, but there were appealing areas along the way and I enjoyed the stroll. At breakfast they prepared Echizen soba to order, and there were also Fukui specialties—everything was delicious and helped me start my workday feeling refreshed. There aren’t many hotels around Fukui Station, but in this price range I think this one offers outstanding value.

The hotel was very conveniently located close to the station. The room was spacious for a single business-hotel room, and the bed was large and comfortable. The clean room, large public bath, and complimentary ramen at night were all excellent. Also, having an 11:00 AM checkout gave us extra time, which was very helpful.

I stayed here for one night while sightseeing in Fukui. Service at the front desk and restaurant was smooth, and the guidance was accurate and prompt. The room was functional and easy to use, and the bed was comfortable, so I slept well. For breakfast, I had the buffet. There wasn’t a huge selection, but everything was delicious. I arrived by rental car, but the parking entrance was a bit hard to find, so clearer signage would be helpful. Due to the building’s layout, you need to take three different elevators—first from the parking area up to the 3rd floor of the building, then to the front desk floor, and then again to the guestroom floors—which felt a little inconvenient.

I stayed in a twin room in the Main Building the night before, but there was no availability for the second night, so I moved to a twin room in the East Building. The East Building is newer than the Main Building and has two elevators. Although I checked out once, there was a service where the staff moved my luggage to the new room. The room had a calm, modern atmosphere, and you can see the river from the window—I imagine it must be wonderful during cherry blossom season. The toilet and bath have no step at the entrance, making it easy to get in and out. There is also a handrail by the bathtub. This room also had their special ion water, which I enjoyed. A safe is provided as well, so valuables feel secure. An early-morning walking event was planned, and it seems the president personally guides guests along the riverside. I wanted to join, but unfortunately it rained. I was also looking forward to an excellent breakfast after the walk. Perhaps because it was a weekday, breakfast wasn’t very crowded—when I went at 6:30 a.m., there was no wait. There were plenty of restaurant staff; dishes were replenished constantly, and tables were cleared and reset quickly whenever they opened up—very pleasant service. There are several local specialties, introduced with informational panels. One minor inconvenience: if you stay in the East Building, you need to go down to the first floor before heading to the Main Building’s breakfast venue. Also, since both the coin laundry and hot spring are on an upper floor of the East Building, staying in the Main Building might feel less convenient for those facilities. I regret not using onsen this time. When traveling toward Fukui again, this is a hotel I would choose on purpose. A great choice—highly recommended.

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 plentiful and satisfying. Since I expect to visit Fukui frequently for business trips in the future, I would like to stay here again.

Used this Hotel to attend a concert at SUNDOME Fukui. It was just a short walk from Fukui Castle Ruins Daimyomachi Station. The Hotel is close to the station, but SUNDOME is quite far from Sundome-Nishi Station... The Room had a large bathtub, so I could fill it up and soak properly, which was great. If I go to Fukui again, I’d like to stay here again—excellent value for money and a very clean, well-maintained Hotel.

The room was spacious and had a sofa, so I was able to relax comfortably!

I stayed here with my son. There weren’t many dinner options my son could eat, as it was an adult-style kaiseki course, but I found it very delicious. Breakfast was a buffet with all-you-can-eat boiled crab. Even though I had to drive home, I ate so much that driving back was tough (haha). I’d like to stay again.

It was very convenient for both dining and shopping right in front of Fukui Station, and it was clean and nice.

It was very quiet and relaxing as it is a bit away from the station. The bathroom and toilet were extremely clean and bright, which alone made it worthwhile! The breakfast was delicious, and the front desk staff provided excellent service at this wonderful accommodation. If I visit Fukui again, I will definitely make a reservation at this hotel.

Although the building shows some age, there were no particular issues. I only expected a light breakfast, but I was very satisfied with the buffet selection! Everything tasted great, so we went back for seconds, and my child was very happy too! I’d like to stay here again the next time I visit Fukui!

They offered four types of curry, naan, and rice, so we enjoyed a meal on par with a specialty restaurant. On top of that, we also had mini Echizen grated soba noodles—very satisfying.

I contacted you several times by email, and your responses were excellent. When I reached out thinking I might have left something behind, you handled it politely, and I truly appreciate it. It said to use the self check-in machine, so I tried it, but it asked for my passport. I was confused and ended up being assisted at the counter. I wondered if this could have been done at the counter from the beginning. Since it was a Multiple Night Stay, towels and other items were prepared on the door handle for one day. However, although two of us were staying, there was only enough for one person—was that standard? The location was great, so I would like to stay again. Thank you very much for your help.

I chose this Hotel because I wanted to explore around the station. My family of five stayed here, and the room was spacious and comfortable. There were three parking spaces in front of the Hotel and four more about a 3-minute walk away. It seems to be first-come, first-served. The kids were happy too, so we were very satisfied.