Hotels With Spa in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

They offer a free shuttle service to Inawashiro Station, which is a great plus. Everything at the hotel was excellent; both breakfast and dinner were plentiful and delicious. Although the facilities are a bit dated, they seem to be well-maintained. The only downside was that the water temperature in the indoor public bath was too low, and my skin felt itchy after using it.

The building is bright and clean It's easy to spend. and there's a natural bath and alcohol service Breakfast was good. there are various business hotels I like it the most.

Advantages: * **Luxurious and spacious Japanese-Western style rooms:** A king-size bed and tatami mats offer both comfort and relaxation. * **Exceptional waterfall views:** You can hear and see the waterfall from your room, creating a perfect atmosphere. * **Superb open-air bath:** Enjoy panoramic views of the waterfall, valley, and snowscape, making for an exceptional bathing experience. * **Local cuisine:** Experience local flavors with Aizu beef, local sake, and small pot dishes. * **Tranquil and relaxing atmosphere:** Natural sounds and snowscapes easily transport you to vacation mode. * **Disadvantages:** None.

Dormy inn has always been my favorite hotel! You can soak in the hot springs in the facilities all you want, especially the carbonated springs, which have very comfortable bubbles. They are very fine and dense, and can be said to be like champagne bubbles! 😆 The breakfast was good, but most of the fried food was not to my liking. I still prefer the all-you-can-eat breakfast with salmon in other restaurants. The hotel rooms are of the common business hotel layout in Japan, small but complete.

I chose this hotel for this car rental trip. There are basically no restaurants or shopping facilities nearby, which would have been quite inconvenient without a car. Fortunately, the room was spacious, the outdoor swimming pool was large, and the view was very open.

The hotel does not provide a shuttle service from Inawashiro Station to the Goshikinuma entrance area. Guests need to take the Aizu bus independently; cash or Visa card payments are accepted on board. From the hotel, it's an 8-minute walk to the Goshikinuma Ponds entrance. We completed the entire trail in about 1 hour and 20 minutes, and it was truly worthwhile and beautiful. We then took a bus from Hibara back to the hotel. Breakfast, dinner, beverages, and the onsen (hot spring) were all excellent. The stay would be even more enjoyable if the hotel rooms and bathrooms were renovated.

Me &my daughter enjoyed & had fun☺️ The staffs were accomodating😊

至れり尽くせりありがとうございました！また飯坂旅行行く際は宿泊させていただきます🥺猫ちゃん可愛かった🐱

I was satisfied with the hotel except for dinner. However, more than half of the water pools were closed, so the pool I was looking forward to was quite crowded, which left me dissatisfied.

The hotel is very good with great proximity to the ski  place. The room is clean and cosy with great views. And the onsen is very good that it had long opening hours, we can go after the ski to relax.  However, it would be better if the guest had a choice of whether the room can be made everyday or after we left. And it will be even better if more variety of restaurants/ cur-sine  can be provided rather than just buffet.