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2 adults, 1 room

1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
38 reviews
100m from downtown
Clean and tidy
500+ people booked
CZK2,462.06
Based on rates from 27 Oct
1/5
4.4/5
Great
266 reviews
1.6km from downtown
3K+ people booked
CZK948.68
Based on rates from 6 Oct
1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
1K+ reviews
1.1km from downtown
15K+ people booked
CZK829.45
Based on rates from 12 Oct
1/5
4.4/5
Great
290 reviews
1.6km from downtown
4K+ people booked
CZK1,033.82
Based on rates from 1 Nov
1/5
4.3/5
Great
1K+ reviews
1.7km from downtown
15K+ people booked
CZK967.80
Based on rates from 19 Oct
1/5
4.4/5
Great
67 reviews
400m from Tsuchiyu Onsen
1K+ people booked
CZK5,031.84
Based on rates from 13 Oct
1.4km from Lizaka Onsen
CZK6,214.22
Based on rates from 17 Oct
300m from Tsuchiyu Onsen
CZK1,573.75
Based on rates from 6 Oct
1/5
4.1/5
Great
316 reviews
1.5km from downtown
4K+ people booked
CZK1,080.08
Based on rates from 9 Oct
1/5
3.9/5
Good
160 reviews
1.7km from downtown
2K+ people booked
CZK1,070.96
Based on rates from 18 Oct
1/5
3.9/5
Good
370 reviews
1.7km from downtown
5K+ people booked
CZK951.72
Based on rates from 14 Oct
1/5
3.9/5
Good
75 reviews
1.3km from downtown
Fitness
1K+ people booked
CZK983.43
Based on rates from 12 Oct

Top rated hotels in Fukushima

1/5
4.7/5
Fantastic
4 reviews
1.3km from Lizaka Onsen
CZK3,680.27
1/5
4.6/5
Fantastic
46 reviews
CZK1,867.18
1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
1K+ reviews
1.1km from downtown
CZK829.45
1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
29 reviews
900m from Lizaka Onsen
CZK2,127.59
1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
38 reviews
100m from downtown
Clean and tidy
CZK2,462.06
1/5
4.4/5
Great
21 reviews
Clean and tidy
CZK7,709.57
1/5
4.4/5
Great
290 reviews
1.6km from downtown
CZK1,033.82
1/5
4.4/5
Great
266 reviews
1.6km from downtown
CZK948.68
1/5
4.4/5
Great
67 reviews
400m from Tsuchiyu Onsen
CZK5,031.84
1/5
4.4/5
Great
134 reviews
300m from Tsuchiyu Onsen
CZK1,427.37
1/5
4.3/5
Great
1K+ reviews
1.7km from downtown
CZK967.80
1/5
4.2/5
Great
181 reviews
CZK998.85

Luxury hotels in Fukushima

1/5
3.9/5
Good
370 reviews
1.7km from downtown
CZK951.72
1/5
4.4/5
Great
21 reviews
Clean and tidy
CZK7,709.57
1/5
4.5/5
Fantastic
1K+ reviews
1.1km from downtown
CZK829.45
1/5
4.4/5
Great
67 reviews
400m from Tsuchiyu Onsen
CZK5,031.84
1/5
4.7/5
Fantastic
4 reviews
1.3km from Lizaka Onsen
CZK3,680.27

Reviews of Fukushima hotels

Chanakarn ************
2026-04-12 22:46:20
Great 4.0
the price is so cheap compare to other hotels in the same area. parking at the oposite of hotel enter 19.00-10.00 and pay at hotel cost only 500 yen. after check in can enjoy free drink but so sad there is no pantry to enjoy dinner even the hotel is next to Lawson so have to eat in hotel room. The size of room is ok not big but have enough space to walk around. ice machine available on 10th floor
Alexandra **********
2026-05-23 11:33:06
Fantastic 5.0
Sansuiso was a great place to stay in. It’s not as modern and may feel dated (i.e., uses actual keys instead of key cards) but it’s the traditional feel and atmosphere that added to the unique charm of the hotel. We also appreciated that there are various places to meditate and just feel calm. Great that there are private onsen that can be booked too. The rooms are well-maintained, the tatami was comfortable, the staff was very attentive and accommodating - overall a great place to experience an onsen town.
谷孟 *
2026-05-14 15:04:00
Fantastic 5.0
It truly lives up to its reputation as a century-old, top-100 hot spring hotel. Although the location is a bit remote, it didn't affect me much since I was driving. As soon as I arrived, someone guided me to parking and helped load my luggage onto a cart. In traditional Japanese hot spring hotels, communication often involves a mix of English and gestures, but the front desk staff here speak fluent English. There was also a friendly gentleman from Sri Lanka who helped introduce us to the hotel's facilities, accompanied us to our room, and explained the Kaiseki dinner. He even joked that it's not easy to describe traditional Kaiseki in English. The outdoor hot spring baths face the stream, and soaking in the hot springs while listening to the stream is incredibly relaxing. The hotel also provides drinks, small cookies, and popsicles, and it was quite enjoyable to sit in the lounge area watching sumo wrestling. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves traditional hot spring hotels!

Fukushima at a glance

When are Fukushima hotels cheapest?

Time your stay for lower nightly rates

Typical range Typical rate
$200
$150
$100
$50
$0
Avg $54 Cheapest $37 Priciest $76
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Nightly rates dip to around USD 37 in January, roughly 51% below the priciest month in April when rates peak near USD 76. Based on Klook booking data, July 2025 – June 2026.

How much do Fukushima hotels cost per night?

Typical nightly rate

$200
$150
$100
$50
$0
$193
Budget
$62
Standard
$66
Premium

Standard hotels offer the best balance of price and comfort at about USD 62 per night; the biggest jump is from standard to premium (+USD 4), and top-tier rates are roughly 0.3 times the bottom. Based on Klook booking data, August 2025 – July 2026.

How far ahead should you book?

Plan ahead so you don’t miss out

9 daysLast-minute
44 daysTypical
82 daysEarly

Travellers from Australia typically book about 44 days ahead, giving reasonable flexibility rather than urgency; this means you should still plan earlier for peak periods like April. Based on Klook booking data, February 2026 – July 2026.

More about Fukushima hotels

What staying in Fukushima feels like

Staying in Fukushima shows a fairly modest spread between the most affordable and most premium options — the top-to-bottom gap is small, so you won’t see huge leaps in nightly cost. The best value sits with standard hotels, which balance price and comfort for most travellers.

How the hotel classes compare and who they suit

Economy rooms sit at the lower end and are the most budget-focused option, ideal if you prioritise saving on accommodation. Standard properties represent the sweet spot and offer better value compared with economy, making them a practical choice for most visitors. The biggest step up in price is from standard to premium, so choosing premium is where you pay noticeably more for extra comfort or perks. Premium rooms sit above the others and suit travellers who want a more elevated stay without moving into luxury-tier extremes.

When travellers from Australia usually book

For travellers from Australia, the cheapest month is January and the priciest month is April; January is the best fit for a budget-led trip when rates are typically at their lowest. Rooms are often reserved well ahead — typical bookings are made around six weeks before arrival, and travellers lock in earlier for busier periods.

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