Hotels with WiFi in Fukushima City

"About a ten-minute walk from the train station. The hotel offers free umbrella rentals, which is very convenient. There's no musty smell, and both the facilities and rooms are new. The front desk service is excellent, and they answer calls almost 24 hours a day."

"The free shuttle bus from Fukushima Station to Sansuiso is incredibly convenient; just be sure to book in advance. It's a van, so seating is limited. A taxi would take about 25 minutes. I booked a Japanese-Western style room for one. It had a bed and was a spacious suite, though the layout was a bit odd. The bedroom with the bed had no window but an exhaust fan and was relatively quiet. The Japanese-style room, however, offered the sound of the stream. Both room types are a bit older but offer great value for money and good hygiene. Sansuiso boasts two large public baths, one on the first floor and one on the sixth, plus an open-air bath with fantastic views. The food is good, although dinner service was a bit chaotic. I upgraded to the grilled beef for an extra 2200 yen, and it was incredibly worthwhile – highly recommended for a significant upgrade. After-dinner desserts included a fruit buffet with fresh, high-quality fruit, and the desserts themselves were exceptionally delicious. Breakfast was buffet style, not as good as what I had at Kintaro Onsen. A unique feature here is the abundance of free drinks; there's beer downstairs and a sake buffet in the restaurant. The coffee, however, tasted like it was made with powdered milk, so it was just average. The staff were all very enthusiastic, and one gentleman spoke Chinese and was incredibly patient and thoughtful. They also have renovated, more opulent rooms where the meals would be even better. If you have dinner in a private room, breakfast is also served individually. The experience in such rooms would be significantly enhanced. Among onsen ryokans at a similar price point, the best value for money and most meticulous service I've experienced was at Kisshotei in Kaga Onsen."

"This hotel branch is a great place overall, with clean rooms and lots of nice amenities. Plus, there’s a parking lot right next to it! However, the parking lot is in a separate building, so you’ll need to carry your luggage to and from the hotel, which can be a bit of a drag. But the location is super convenient, just a short walk to the Fukushima JR station, where you can find amazing local food and do some shopping."

"The hotel's location right next to the train station is incredibly convenient. It's perfect for an overnight stopover in Fukushima if you're transferring. There are plenty of dining options nearby, so you definitely won't go hungry at night. Overall, a great hotel, I'd definitely stay here again."

"First of all, the access from the station is excellent, and there are commercial facilities inside the station just a short distance away. The washing area in the large public bath was very spacious. (The showers and hair dryers were Refa brand.) The breakfast area was also spacious and offered a wide variety of options, which was satisfying. Free coffee was also provided."

"Excellent location. Convenient transportation. Clean and tidy rooms. Friendly staff."

"The hotel is located at the highland so the view looking down to the Fukushima city is amazing, esp during the night time. The staff service is very caring too. Every staff always has a smiley face. The room we reserved is a bit dated. However all other facilities in the hotel are very clean, neat l, well decorated and pretty new too. The Onsen areas are clean and modern too. The food is surprisingly tasty. I truly enjoyed my stay."

"Although I didn't plan my stay there, it was the day of the fireworks festival. The surrounding buildings obscured the view of the fireworks, but I could see the small fireworks from my room window. It was a lucky location and a lucky room location. My impression was that the guests were mostly sports-minded students participating in a tournament, rather than businessmen. The breakfast buffet was busy at breakfast time, as the students were there at the same time. The staff spoke with a friendly Fukushima accent. It's conveniently close to the station, with a 7-Eleven diagonally across from the hotel, and a car rental service behind. I'd like to stay here again the next time I visit Fukushima."

"Overall a nice hotel, very close to the JR train station, just a couple of minutes walk away. The room size was very generous a lot bigger than others we’ve stayed at in Japan. The bathroom was also very spacious with a full size bath and powerful shower. The hotel provides nightwear and toiletries as well as coffee and laundry. Breakfast has a good variety of choices although can we quite busy as peak times and items do run out. I would recommend as a good convenient choice if travelling by train."

"It was great that everything was completed in the hotel. There was also a large communal bath, which was very relaxing and it was a really wasteless hotel. The response of the front staff 々 was also great. When I was in trouble, he responded quickly and in detail. Thank you."