Grand Park Hotel EX Fukushimaebisu

"It's a bit of a walk from Fukushima station, about 600 meters, but the hotel is excellent. The staff are very helpful. They provide two pillows, which is very comfortable. The bathroom is huge, and there's a shared shower room. They have cold soba noodles at night, and you can leave your luggage there. If you want overnight cleaning, just leave your key at the counter."

Smart Hotel Fukushima Station Front

"It was very close to the station and it was very convenient for me who arrived at Fukushima Station at night. There were many rice shops nearby, so I didn't have any trouble going to drink rice. The hotel room is enough for one person and there are almost no amenities, so shampoo and body soap are required, but I don't think it's a problem for a good person at the minimum! There is also a donki nearby, so if you have trouble, you can go buy it."

Toyoko Inn Fukushima-eki Nishi-guchi

"Nice hotel beside the station. However the buzz is in the other side of the station."

Hotel Fukushima Hills

"The location of the hotel is a little inconvenient as there are no restaurants around. Perhaps because of this, the weekday dinner service is a nice touch. The building and rooms are noticeably old in places, but considering the price, it's not a problem. The large communal bath is a little small, but it's nice that it can be used from the evening until the next morning. The breakfast has a limited number of items, but it has the basics covered, so I have no complaints. It was a hotel I would like to use again next time."

Itoen Hotel Iizakakanouya

"Good value for how much it costs per night. Enjoyed two buffets (one and entered the hot spring twice"

Iseya

"That's good."

Yamaneya Ryokan

"It was a rural inn, for better or for worse, but I was able to relax."

Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel

"Semua staf baik dan sopan dan membuat saya merasa sangat nyaman. Kamarnya bersih dan makanannya enak."

Yunoya

"This was my first time staying here. The location was easy to find; I saw it as soon as I exited the station, and it was just across the bridge. I stayed in an annex, a Western-style room converted from a Japanese-style room. The original large window was sealed off and made into a smaller one, but it could still be opened. However, the bed was placed in a strange position, feeling like half of it was inside the room and half on the balcony. When I turned my head to sleep, I was facing a full-length mirror. I was afraid of being startled if I got up in the middle of the night, so I moved my suitcase to the table to block the mirror. In addition, because it was an annex, you had to go down half a flight of stairs to get to the room, which was extremely inconvenient for people with large luggage. So, travelers who book annex rooms should pay special attention and it is best to choose a traditional Japanese-style room. Also, there was no bathroom in the room, but the website said there was a private bathroom. Be careful, as there was a very hot hot bath on the rooftop."

Matsuriya Yuzaemon

"It was a charming, old-fashioned inn. The view from the room was of abundant nature, and it seems like it would be enjoyable depending on the season."

Otomeyuri

"Be sure to bring your own toothbrush, razor, etc. There are no vending machines, so be sure to prepare everything before checking in. Bring your own food, alcohol, snacks, etc. as needed. A refrigerator, microwave, and electric kettle are provided. Prepare as if you were staying in a dormitory room."

Ryokan New Ougiya