Best Hotels in Fukushima City
Explore Fukushima City with 64 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Richmond Hotel Fukushima Ekimae ★★★
"Conveniently located with friendly staff. Comfortable rooms, but the bed was a little too firm."
Sansuiso Tsuchiyu Spa ★★★★
"Wide selection of onsens - no dinner option around the area if you haven’t reserved dinner prior to check in"
Hotel Sankyo Fukushima ★★★
"Tooo bad service, the parking also got stock."
Toyoko Inn Fukushima-Eki Higashi-Guchi No 2 ★★★
"The room was on the top floor, but it was clean and comfortable with a great view. I'm not used to entering check-in information on the touch panel myself, so it took some time, but once you get used to it, it will save you time. The cost performance is also good, so I would like to use it again."
Jr-East Hotel Mets Fukushima ★★★★
"For Japan, this offers excellent value for money. It was very good and exceeded my expectations. The service was great."
Comfort Inn Fukushima Nishi Inter ★★★
"The location is right off the highway, and there's plenty of parking. The room is a bit small but acceptable. Breakfast is simple and clean. Considering the price and location, it's a good choice for independent travel."
HOTEL ROUTE-INN Grand FUKUSHIMA EKIMAE HIGASHIGUCHI ★★★
"The service staff was very friendly. I booked a smoking room by mistake. They immediately changed my room~"
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 ★★★
"Reliable Toyoko Inn, as always. The area around the station differs significantly between the east and west sides. Just crossing the connecting passage to this quieter side might save you about 1000 yen. It offers better value than the other side of the station."
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Iizaka Onsen Surikamitei Ohtori
"Beautiful locally-sourced food, pretty setting by a river and forest, exceptionally helpful staff and clean, pleasant rooms. A lovely Japanese ryokan experience."
Izumiya
"The hotel has hot springs where you can soak. Our family of five stayed in a traditional Japanese-style room, which was very spacious. The hotel offers many traditional Japanese experiences, providing yukata, geta (wooden clogs), tatami chairs, cushions, etc. There are also delicious round dumplings nearby."
Horieya Ryokan
"Thank you so much for your wonderful service! I'll definitely stay here again when I travel to Iizaka. 🥺 The cat was so cute! 🐱"
Tsutaya Ryokan
"It was very clean and I really liked it. The bathwater was hot, and it was nice to enjoy a good hot spring bath after a long time."
The Celecton Fukushima
"Personally, I didn’t enjoy this hotel very much, as it felt a bit old and somewhat eerie — especially when I checked in at midnight and had to do laundry alone, haha. That said, I wouldn’t say it’s a bad choice overall. The location is excellent — just a 2–3 minute walk from Fukushima Station — and the room rates are very reasonable. Getting a single room for around SGD 50 is a rare find in major cities like Tokyo or Osaka. For travelers looking for a short stay or a convenient stopover before heading to Yamagata, this hotel is definitely a solid option."
Yoshikawaya
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Hotel Crownhills Fukushima
"The 8th floor of the AXC building is the front desk, the 9th floor 〜 12th floor is the guest room. It was assigned to the room on the 9th floor, but it was convenient because there was a vending machine, microwave oven, and laundry in front of the elevator, and room clothes and trouser pressers were also in front of the elevator. There was also a large communal bath, amenities, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, which was very comfortable. The time was OK all night until 16:00 〜 8:00 the next day. Breakfast was delicious in buffet style."
La Union
"Okay ich Bed sean better days Owner weird don't great back But good location"
Adachiya Ryokan
"Although the location is a bit out of the way, it actually makes for a more relaxing stay. The hot spring baths are top-notch, and the cleanliness and service are excellent. It's definitely my first choice for a hot spring inn."
Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel
"I stayed at Hotel Kagetsu in Takayu Onsen. The exterior of the building makes you feel like you're in a mountain lodge. Inside, there is a large lobby, which is very relaxing. The staff are very kind and friendly. The rooms are spacious and you can relax. I like the Japanese-style rooms. I like the tatami mats because they have a nostalgic feel to them. It's nice that you can see the autumn leaves from your room at this time of year. The bath is divided into an open-air bath and a large bath. You can take a bath while looking outside. I think it's nice to take a bath while looking at the autumn leaves at this time of year. The hot spring is sulfurous, and it's very nice. Dinner was quite luxurious. It was good that there were many different types of appetizers. This is a good Japanese snack. There were taro, chestnuts, grated yam, etc. The sashimi was also good, with tuna and shiitake mushrooms. I was happy with the matsutake earthenware pot. It had a good aroma. The ingredients inside were also good. The pork stewed Alsace-style had a strong pork presence and was filling. The beef soba miso grilled on a magnolia leaf was soft and had a strong miso flavor, making it easy to eat. It also went well with rice. It was a delicious dish that went well with sake. The breakfast was purely Japanese, and felt like a hotel breakfast. The salmon was also delicious, and went down well with the rice. I had two and a half bowls. The squid carrot and hot springs* were also delicious. It was a good side dish to eat with rice. It was only one night, but I had a relaxing time. It was a happy time. It's important to take a vacation and travel. I want to go again."
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."
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."
Okina Ryokan
"I was looking for a place to stay where I could bring my pet, and I found this inn. They have a family bath, and their website said it could be used whenever it was available, but in reality, you had to make a reservation at the front desk and borrow a key. Honestly, the facilities are old, but the food is delicious! Or rather, the food was prepared with care, and you could really feel the care they put into making sure our guests enjoyed their meal. They don't use high-end ingredients, but I could tell the food was carefully prepared. I also ordered a local sake tasting set, and the young owner kindly explained the sake to me, allowing me to enjoy different types of sake. The breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, and I was really full. In the evening, I had the chance to interact with the inn's famous cats, which was fun."
Mukaitaki-bekkan Takinone
"The hotel has a great location. The staff were excellent and very helpful with everything, including the itinerary. We were very satisfied. Two of the staff members spoke Mandarin, which made the hotel even more welcoming. The included breakfast and dinner were of high quality and excellent service. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The hot spring water was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed it. We would definitely choose this hotel again if we have the chance."
Ryokan New Ougiya
Iseya
"That's good."
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Fukushima City Travel Information
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FAQ – Hotels in Fukushima City
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What are the best places to stay in Fukushima City?
Some of the best places to stay in Fukushima City are near popular attractions like Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Fukushima City?
Couples visiting Fukushima City have highly rated stays at Adachiya Ryokan (from £161).
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What are the top hotels in Fukushima City near Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art?
Some of the top hotels in Fukushima City near Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art include Toyoko Inn Fukushima-Eki Higashi-Guchi No 2 (from £29), Richmond Hotel Fukushima Ekimae (from £25) and HOTEL ROUTE-INN Grand FUKUSHIMA EKIMAE HIGASHIGUCHI (from £37), all offering easy access to Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Fukushima City?
The most popular Fukushima City hotels for your stay: Hotel Sankyo Fukushima (from £19), Richmond Hotel Fukushima Ekimae (from £25) and Jr-East Hotel Mets Fukushima (from £29) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Fukushima City are pet friendly?
Youth Guest House Atoma - Hostel (from £29) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Fukushima City are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Iizaka Onsen Surikamitei Ohtori (from £89), Horieya Ryokan (from £31) and Izumiya (from £28) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Fukushima City have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? HOTEL ROUTE-INN Grand FUKUSHIMA EKIMAE HIGASHIGUCHI (from £37), Sansuiso Tsuchiyu Spa (from £99) and Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel (from £84) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Fukushima City have swimming pools?
Sansuiso Tsuchiyu Spa (from £99) and Yoshikawaya (from £131) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Fukushima City offer an especially good breakfast ?
Jr-East Hotel Mets Fukushima (from £29),Sansuiso Tsuchiyu Spa (from £99) and The Celecton Fukushima (from £26) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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