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Situated in Echizen-shi, within 17 km of Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 23 km of Fukui International Activities Plaza, Hotel Route-Inn Takefu Inter features accommodation with a restaurant and...

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JENNIFER

From

Australia

Good room layout with a small couch to watch tv, nice firm mattress, nice onsen

Hotel Route-Inn Sabae -Kokudou 8 Gou- is situated in Sabae, 9.4 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 13 km from Fukui International Activities Plaza.

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Swan Yuki

From

Brazil

Travel for busines. Great location, restaurants and konbini near by. I believe was good for families too, because saw families with kids having a good time at onsen and breakfast. Next business travel, will stay here again.

Set in Minamiechizen, within 35 km of Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 40 km of Fukui International Activities Plaza, 川端屋　kawabataya offers accommodation with a garden and as well as free private...

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Yuen Yi Joan

From

Hong Kong

The host is very nice and the cuisine is perfect

Featuring a restaurant, Hotel Alpha-One Sabae is set in Sabae in the Fukui region, 12 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 19 km from Fukui International Activities Plaza.

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Greg

From

United Kingdom

Excellent hotel, immaculately clean, friendly staff, great amenities and super close to the station. More of a business hotel I think buy we were fine as tourists. Coin laundry on site. Short walk to big supermarket, resturants and convenience stores. Great value for money. Easy walk to the zoo and park to see the red pandas.

Located within 12 km of Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall and 16 km of Phoenix Plaza, Sabae City Hotel provides rooms in Sabae.

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KEITA

From

Japan

Good breakfast variety(Japanese food)

Situated in Awatabe and only 16 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall, Guesthouse luluha 一棟貸し features accommodation with inner courtyard views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Leigh

From

Australia

The guesthouse was spacious and fully equipped, and the bedrooms were laid out beautifully. The property was very close to several excellent restaurants (and a fantastic French patisserie down the back streets), and well situated to explore the local artisan villages. Our host was extremely friendly and very helpful - pointing out the local sites and organising taxis for us. … and we loved the Kotobuki restaurant!… ( recommended by our host)-great food and a wonderful friendly family!

Set in Echizen-shi, in a historic building, 19 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall, Hideaway Tabaki is a recently renovated villa with a garden and terrace.

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François-Marie

From

France

Absolutely stunning: get your own 150 years old house, after visiting several others in Japan😉! The staff really went beyond for us. We got the amazing luck to be there for the fireworks for the 15th of August: the evening was magical!

Situated in Ōno, 25 km from Eiheiji Temple, 商店街で暮らすように泊まる-アラシマホステル- features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Mengwei

From

Taiwan

Warm service and perfect location. Will be back!

Boasting mountain views, Fukui Furusato Chaya Kine to Usu features accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge, around 5.4 km from Fukui Prefecture Industrial Hall.

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Julien

From

Japan

The host was so incredibly kind and rhe room very confortable.

Set just 27 km from Eiheiji Temple, 古民家ゲストハウス ナマケモノ features accommodation in Ōno with access to free bikes, a garden, as well as bicycle parking.

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Leonie

From

Hong Kong

The pods in the dorm room were lovely, and I liked the easy futon style of the beds. The space downstairs felt homely and comfortable. Breakfast was lovely, just do let them know any dietary requirements beforehand (like when booking). The whole atmosphere though of getting downstairs early in the morning with a light jazz in the background and the sound of a sizzling frying pan and general kitchen sounds was the most homely feel ever — I could wake up to that any day. Everything was spotless, and they had connections with two of the local bathhouses, where they have their own basket of soap and shampoo for you to use (don’t forget to ask the bath house manager if they don’t hand it to you :) ). They also lent me a bike which was a godsend after many days of walking, and I absolutely loved the freedom and speed to explore the two towns, castles and shrines/temples. I have had many great days but this was definitely a top one! It’s a distance out of town, but near the local shrine, and there are some lovely parts of town to walk through. Get some pastries at the store on your way there from the station. Or get the homemade sweets at the guesthouse cafe, of course with some coffee. For espressos I had a hard time finding a good option—found one in the next town over, which is more famous. Generally, the people here are lovely and thoughtful, it shows in the guesthouse, and in how easy things are whether they are ‘on the menu’ or a special personal offer (like the kind offer of a ride to the station the father gave me when I left the house super early in the morning).