Wakasa Obama, the closest port town on the Sea of Japan to Kyoto, was once a "Miketsukuni" (food province) that presented seafood to the Imperial Court, and has supported Kyoto's food culture through the "Mackerel Highway." A fishing village surrounded by a calm inland sea and mountains, Ana, Obama City, is a place rich in nature. A former symbol of the region, this inn has been fully renovated and opened as "Wakasa Kabi" in the summer of 2023. The scenery of the sea and mountains of Wakasa Bay blending together, fishermen landing their catch in floating fish tanks, and tiled-roofed houses and alleys lined up shoulder to shoulder. Here you will find a rich lifestyle that is somehow nostalgic, yet unlike anything you have ever encountered before. There are 13 rooms in three buildings with different styles, each with its own unique character. In this renovated building, which makes use of the former inn building, you can enjoy the accumulation of eras that cannot be achieved in a new building, and the mysterious incongruity of the old and the new mixed together. Enjoy carefully prepared dishes using fresh, carefully selected ingredients from Obama, including Wakasa Guji and Wakasa Fugu. Enjoy a tranquil, extraordinary experience and blissful flavors in Wakasa Obama, where nature and culture blend together.

Founded in 1963, our hotel has contributed to making Yamashiro Onsen an attractive region by providing a variety of hospitality such as spacious, relaxing rooms, soothing hot springs, and Kaga cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients. We have also received numerous awards, including being selected as one of the 250 most popular hot spring hotels and a "5-star inn." Our hotel's service philosophy We value the warmth of a hot spring inn, and aim to create a "high-quality inn (≠ luxury inn)" that is always lively, cheerful, and fun, while always providing friendly service with a smile, and that can be used as an unforgettable gathering place for all customers.

This small, cozy inn is located on the shores of Lake Suigetsu, one of the Mikata Five Lakes. It is close to Wakasa Bay as well as the Mikata Five Lakes, making it the perfect place for those who enjoy kayaking tours in the natural sea and lakes, as well as cycling and other activities. You can enjoy dishes made with ingredients from the sea and countryside of Wakasa, as well as original craft beer that is only available at the inn.

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With the moat of the Fukui castle ruins in the background, this is a relaxing hotel in the center of Fukui City, close to government offices, business districts, and downtown areas. Check out time is 11:00 am.

Guest rooms: 24 Capacity: 60 people Restaurant area "Kuriya" Meal hall/Private dining Public baths: Men's public bath "Yugyo", Women's public bath "Kouyo", open-air bath, private powder room Parking: 25 cars (no reservation required, first come first served)

A relaxing inn located on a hill overlooking Yamashiro Onsen and surrounded by greenery. On its vast grounds, you can admire the seasonal flowers and autumn leaves, and feel the soothing sound of wild birds and insects as if you were bathing in the forest. You can experience a spacious and open space throughout the hotel. Enjoy the natural hot springs that have been around for 1,500 years in the ``Gensenkake Nagashi'' bath. The transparent and odorless hot springs are said to have a ``bihadakouka'' quality. Our dishes are prepared with care and are prepared in accordance with the seasons, using the freshest seafood from the Sea of Japan and the mountains of the Kaga Plains, making the most of the natural flavors of the ingredients.

[Breakfast rated No. 1 in the Fukui area] The popular "Okozai (side dishes)" with about 60 kinds of small dishes! Enjoy a panoramic view of Fukui from the large open-air bath + relax in the sauna

There are a total of 8 rooms, all 27 square meter luxury trailers. Each room is a private space, where you can enjoy your own ocean view and a relaxing time. At Olga Resort you can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, immerse yourself in nature, bask in the sunset, and simply gaze out at the sea. Feel free to spend your time however you like, in the style you prefer.

Tsuraya offers the basics of a hot spring inn, including unobtrusive service, clean guest rooms, delicious food, and genuine hot springs that flow directly from the source.

It is a 2-minute walk from the west exit of JR Fukui Station and a 15-minute drive from Fukui Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway. This hotel is conveniently located at the hub of Fukui's major public transportation. Our hotel caters to the needs of local guests and those visiting from outside Fukui Prefecture with a full range of facilities, including guest rooms, meeting rooms, banquet halls, all-day dining, a Japanese restaurant, and a lounge bar. We aim to provide our guests with an exceptional hotel experience by creating a comfortable atmosphere by blending sophisticated style and glamour. There is also an on-site fitness center where you can work up a sweat whenever you want.

[A safe and secure inn - check-in and check-out in your room, and in-room dining] Hot springs, four seasons, food, and the thoughts of people, all nurtured by the nature of Awara Wheat fields spread across the vast land of Awara, the northernmost part of Fukui Prefecture Rice and wheat grow, and the color deepens day by day, reflecting the beauty of nature in each season The scenery swaying in the wind brings back a sense of nostalgia The moment you enter Beniya, the hustle and bustle of the city disappears You will encounter the smiles of the landlady and waiters We hope that it will be a place that you will remember and want to visit again All 17 rooms are in harmony with the climate of Awara All rooms are equipped with a hot spring bath From fresh locally grown vegetables to seafood, enjoy the tastes of the seasons, which are also pleasing to the eye, with dinner and breakfast in your room Established in 1884, Beniya's unchanging spirit of hospitality has continued from the Meiji era to the Reiwa era We look forward to welcoming you