Hotéis com parking em Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

"Excellent hotel. Great size room. Great bed. A nice bathroom and lsuoer friendly staff. Have stayed in pricier hotels that weren’t as close as nice as this hotel. Highly recommend"

"Right in front of koriyama station with built in 7-11. Room was comfort and very clean. The coffee drip bags taste better if compared to the other hotels with the same standard."

"環境挺好、如果是秋天的話酒店庭院的紅葉🍁應該是很漂亮！服務態度非常非常好👍因為我們早到了一個小時推薦了我們去參觀了酒店附近的綠水園！滿園的垂櫻、水仙還有各種各樣的花，很美！"

"The service is great and comes with subsidised car parking for 600yen per night. You can also exit and enter multiple times subject to availability when you come back. Otherwise just wait at the car park entrance until the barrier lifts. Room is standard. Nearby Food options might be limited if you are picky otherwise it’s a great stay!"

"The hotel is conveniently located near the station, which is great for those without their own transport. It doesn't offer any special facilities, and the rooms are quite standard. Breakfast was identical every day, with just two options: a Japanese or Western bento box. As we stayed for multiple consecutive nights, having the same breakfast daily became monotonous, especially since the ingredients weren't of great quality. On the positive side, cleanliness was acceptable."

"Despite being in the middle of the city, the hotel has a wonderfully calm atmosphere. The reception, guest rooms, and lobby were all clean, and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this hotel, as it would appeal to both Japanese and international guests. The small restaurant nearby called ”Mamezara” was also very good!"

"It's a beautiful resort. Not the most easily accessible but they provide free shuttle bus from Inawashiro train station, at certain timing. The front desk staffs are helpful and friendly. And the hotel proximity is all clean. Down side is that my room was located further end of the corridor (due to the long stretch design of the resort), I have to walk very far from the lift to reach my room. And the room's air-conditioner doesn't seem to work very well, which is very hot during summer. I was told it's centralized and can't be changed. Facilities in the room/resort also seem to be quite old. But otherwise great environment"

"Estou impressionado com este hotel e quase tentou reservar outro do mesmo hotel. Em primeiro lugar, a sala não é grande, mas é decidida a utilizar o espaço de forma eficiente, por exemplo, um banheiro de pé em vez de um banheiro.Televisão grande acesa à parede (que é uma televisão inteligente!), cadeira simples e pode ser colocada sob o escritório. E, EM termos de instalações, há UMA Pequena caixa de livros de cómicos, cadeira de massagem (sem custo) Na Sala de relaxamento.O banheiro público TEM um tubo de calor, UMA sauna e um banheiro frio. E para o pequeno-almoço, há boas escolhas e a área é grande e confortável.Acho que é um resultado para um design pensante e UMA boa utilização do espaço (uma vez mais!). O único abaixo é o lobby localizado no terceiro andar e a entrada está a fazer um passeio lateral, o que pode ser confuso."

"Close to the train station, 7eleven next to the hotel, the staff was nice. The room was a little old fashioned but bigger than usual Japanese hotel room."

"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."