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Kutsurogijuku Shintaki
"The food and location are spectacular, we loved it!"
Reviewed on Sep 3, 2026
Aizuwakamatsu Washington Hotel
"This was a nice hotel located very close to aizuwakamatsu station. It was dated- the bathroom was clean, but had a kind of old smell. The air conditioning didn’t work well, but it was cool enough to open the window. There were no laundry facilities, but there was a coin laundry pretty close by. We ..."
Reviewed on Jun 7, 2026
Toyoko Inn Aizuwakamatsu Ekimae
"Staff were excellent. Very friendly and were excited to promote Aizuwakamatsu and the Fukushima mascot, Akabeko. Helped me by moving me to a non-smoking room after I had mistakenly booked a smoking room. Breakfast was okay, and free. Parking is on-site via a mechanical tower. One elevator for 11 ..."
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026
Hotel Laforet Nasu
"Big room,nice staff..dog can relax as well as owner❤️… Shower water so slow🥲 bathroom old."
Reviewed on Feb 23, 2024
Shousuke no Yado Takinoyu
"洗面台は普通の使い勝手が良いものにしてある方が良い。"
Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026
Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, Tsuki no Akari
"Good choice"
Reviewed on Oct 28, 2021
YU-FURI NASU-TAKAO ONSEN LODGE
Rakuten STAY VILLA Nasu
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Ouchi-juku Hotel & Travel Guide
Ouchi-juku has only one hotel. So if you're looking to stay close to Ouchi-juku's downtown area, it is recommended you book early.
The Hotel Floracion NASU, Fukushima, which is the nearest hotel, is situated 20 miles (32 kilometers) from central Ouchi-juku. For another option, you could head to the Ookawaso, located in Fukushima, which is 4 miles (6 kilometers) from the heart of the city.
The Nakamachi Fuji Grand Hotel is situated 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the central part of Ouchi-juku. Also, the Hotel Route-Inn Aizuwakamatsu is located 12 miles (20 kilometers) away. Two other Travelocity-listed places to stay in this neighborhood are the Ekimae Fuji Grand Hotel and the Aizuwakamatsu Washington Hotel.
The wider Tohoku area is definitely worth seeing for yourself as well. Investigate Tohoku's ruins, castles and old towns and see the region's forests, lakes, mountains and active volcanos. In this region of Japan travelers might partake in snowboarding and skiing.
Still looking for things to do? Consider spending some time visiting Niida Honke Brewery and Koriyama City Auditorium, which you'll find in Koriyama, 30 miles (46 kilometers) to the east of Ouchi-juku. Next time you stay in Koriyama, check out the Hotel Route-Inn Koriyama Inter and Dormy Inn Express Koriyama Natural Hot Spring. Alternatively, you could stay in Aizuwakamatsu, 10 miles (16 kilometers) to the northeast of Ouchi-juku, where you have the options of the Harataki and Konjakutei. The Aizu Samurai Mansion and Aizu Sake Brewing Museum are a couple of the popular sites to get to know while in Aizuwakamatsu.
Before you and your traveling partner leave Tohoku, make sure you take in some sport. Swing by Niigata Stadium, located to the northwest of Ouchi-juku. Find a Travelocity-listed hotel right near the action at the Hotel Nikko Niigata or the Crowne Plaza Ana Niigata.
Ouchi-juku is home to some interesting cultural and scenic attractions; come across more on Travelocity's Ouchi-juku hotel and travel guide.
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Recent Ouchi-juku hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Toyoko Inn Aizuwakamatsu Ekimae
"Staff were excellent. Very friendly and were excited to promote Aizuwakamatsu and the Fukushima mascot, Akabeko. Helped me by moving me to a non-smoking room after I had mistakenly booked a smoking room. Breakfast was okay, and free. Parking is on-site via a mechanical tower. One elevator for 11 floors - the elevator is often crowded, with a queue sometimes. My only problem was that the rooms are not soundproofed, the other guests on my floor were extremely noisy and could be heard through the walls and shouting in the corridoor."
