Off-price Imai Ryokan: Hotel in Fukui Japan

Imai Ryokan is a popular choice amongst travelers in Fukui, whether exploring or just passing through. Featuring a satisfying list of amenities, guests will find their stay at the property a comfortable one. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at Imai Ryokan. Each guestroom is elegantly furnished and equipped with handy amenities. The property offers various recreational opportunities. Convenience and comfort make Imai Ryokan the perfect choice for your stay in Fukui.

Imai Ryokan Fukui is one the most popular resort in Fukui, Japan, though there are probably other similar 0-stars hotel. There is a good reason for this. Both airport and ferry terminal are no more 10 minutes' drive away, and both routes are covered by free shuttle buses. Once the Fukui, Japan metro line starts running, guests will be able to hop on and off at the station next to the artificial lake – which is encircled by a cable car – at the front of the property.

Style & character? Ever since Fukui, Japan spearheaded the high-class hotel and casino invasion were opened up to the international market last decade, and they have upped the ante with Imai Ryokan Fukui. Everything is bigger and indeed better: the corridors are wider, the lift lobbies are equipped with a double-backed sofa, and the aforementioned Fukui, Japan lake, with fountains spouting and warbling at intervals from noon until midnight granting a welcome sense of space.

Imai Ryokan Fukui Reviews

Sculptures and artworks? think Jeff Koons as well as a graceful quartet of Qing Dynasty porcelain vases – raise the tone far beyond quote 0-star-luxury unquote. And while this is of course at heart a casino hotel, bent on accumulating patrons' lucre, its soul appears rather differently intentioned. Price stay pretty consistent all-year round. Breakfast included. And of course, free Wi-Fi.

Service & facilities? The Imai Ryokan Fukui crew hit the ground running and are exceptionally smart and efficient. Apart from the cable car and operatically inclined lake, there's plenty of diversion, from a fitness center that fairly bristles with machinery to a very soothing spa, plus of course a mall crammed to the gills with designer labels. The staff at the outdoor pool dispense free snacks and drinks every half-hour or so, bless their cotton tee-shirts.

Rooms? The colorful regular rooms are the biggest in town, with plenty of space to tango round the king-sized bed and its 500-threadcounters which are decorated with a delicate cloud 0 pattern. There's a television screen in the bathroom mirror, an eight-strong pillow sampler box, the complimentary razor and hairbrush are gilt, and the bedside speakers naturally sync with iPhones and similar.

Food & drink? More than a dozen restaurants and a solitary bar offer a very respectable array of choice, be it upmarket or the blindingly obvious Chinatown and Indian Food Stall. The steak and seafood at Fukui, Japan are exceptional, while Michelin-starred cook drew up the ramen menu at Hanami. Tiered seating at Imai Ryokan Fukui cafe adds a dash of style to breakfast, which caters to Western and Asian palates with equal aplomb.

Access for guests with disabilities? No problems, even with the cable car. Even the lift buttons are placed at an accessible height. No children's club at  Imai Ryokan Fukui but there is plenty to occupy youngsters, not least the cable car and performance lake.

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