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Tokyu Stay Kanazawa
"Multiple hotels across Japan and this was by far the most spacious with all of the amenities at a fair price. Excellent hotel"
Reviewed on Jul 24, 2026

SOKI KANAZAWA
"Hotel has a nice modern Japanese aesthetic to it. Rooms are well designed with comfortable beds and thoughtful conveniences. Walls could be thicker as I could feel some vibrations from next door. Few minor irritations - there are a few steps to get into the hotel. Very cumbersome with a lot of luggage ..."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026

Hotel Forza Kanazawa
"Je suis arrivé avant 15 h et ils m’ont permis de faire l’enregistrement plus tôt."
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2026

Courtyard By Marriott Fukui
"Amazing experience"
Reviewed on Jul 16, 2026

Fukui Manten Hotel Ekimae
"Great location and very helpful staff. Rooms very good and amenities were excellent"
Reviewed on Jul 22, 2026

Onyado Nono Fukui Natural Hot Springs

Dormy Inn PREMIUM Fukui Natural Hot Springs

Toyoko Inn Fukui Ekimae

APA Hotel Fukui Katamachi
Fukui Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Fukui is home to a wonderful selection of places to rest before your next adventure. Travelers can book approximately 10 exceptional hotels and rooms within a 6 miles (10 kilometers) drive of Fukui.
When you only have a few days, location should be a priority for travel, so be sure to compare the Yours Hotel Fukui and Hotel Route-Inn Fukui Ekimae, which you'll find within 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) of Fukui's center.
Awara, a neighborhood in Fukui with 4 Travelocity-listed accommodations, is 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the heart of downtown. The Hotel Glover-Tei and Yuraku Hotel are Travelocity-listed hotels in Awara.
The Hanamurasaki is positioned 15 miles (25 kilometers) outside of downtown Fukui. Another accommodation option is the Grandia Housen, which is positioned 11 miles (18 kilometers) away. If you'd prefer, you could take a room at the Hotel Riverge Akebono or the APA Hotel Kaga Daisyoji-Ekimae.
If you have the time, why not spread your wings and visit the myriad attractions dotted around Chubu during your stay in this region? Spend time at Chubu's ruins, castles and traditional villages. Those drawn to nature should also make the time to relish the region's beaches and mountains. Popular pastimes in this particular region of Japan include snowboarding, skiing and cross-country skiing.
Are you looking for activities? You could spend some time checking out Fushimiji Temple and Kanazawa Stained Glass Museum, which can be found in Tera-machi Temple Area, 40 miles (66 kilometers) to the northeast of Fukui. Some Tera-machi Temple Area hotels include the Kanazawa Hakuchoro Hotel Sanraku and Crowne Plaza ANA Kanazawa. 40 miles (67 kilometers) to the northeast of Fukui, you will find Nagamachi District, which features the Hotel Nikko Kanazawa and Hotel Trusty Kanazawa Korinbo. If you come to Nagamachi District, be sure to check out the Kanazawa Noh Museum and Great People of Kanazawa Memorial Museum.
If you are passionate about sport and love attending thrilling clashes you and your family could spend some time at Fukui Prefectural Stadium, found 2 miles (4 kilometers) to the southwest of Fukui. And travelers wishing to find Travelocity-listed hotels in the area around the stadium can select from the APA Hotel Fukui-Katamachi or the Hotel Fujita Fukui.
Komatsu Airport is located 25 miles (41 kilometers) away from Fukui's town center. Should you want to find accommodation in the area can easily secure a room at the APA Hotel Komatsu or the Apa Hotel (Komatsu Grand).
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Recent Fukui hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

SOKI KANAZAWA
"Hotel has a nice modern Japanese aesthetic to it. Rooms are well designed with comfortable beds and thoughtful conveniences. Walls could be thicker as I could feel some vibrations from next door. Few minor irritations - there are a few steps to get into the hotel. Very cumbersome with a lot of luggage and a not very mobile guest. I also booked this mostly because I hotels.com noted that they had a wheelchair available to borrow, when in fact once arriving the wheelchairs were only within hotel use and not for exterior use which defeated the whole purpose. Public bath was great and clean - wish the waterfall was running constantly in the tub for ambient noise. I liked the free drinks by the bath. Lobby was interesting. Was chaotic checking in with a lot of people leaving luggage and checking out and attendants in pajamas with laptops. Overall a nice stay and would stay again when not travelling with a mobile challenged person."






