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"Staff were helpful and efficient. Everything was quickly done. They let us park in the back to load and unload, which was very helpful because one of us has a mobility issue."

"I truly enjoyed my stay"

"This hotel was a great 1 night stay for us, it’s close to the market and shopping strip and a bus ride away from the station, castle and gardens. The room was clean and comfortable and even had a massage pillow which was a nice to use after a long day of travel. Easy to check in and out and also able to hold our luggage after check out for a few hours whilst we got some breakfast before our train ride. "

"This is a brand new hotel (finished in 2024) in a block that was also built around the same time. There are a number of options for food and entertainment around the station, and this is a great hotel to stay at if you’re planning to go to the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum. Great location and an incredible value "

"Great location, great staff, breakfast included in the price of your stay, and nice firm bed. 👍👍"

"Liked the stay, could wash my clothes , convenient after a few days. Good night sleep. "

"Excellent hotel Frequented by business travellers and families Good sized room for 3 Great shower with good water pressure Book the all you can eat breakfast Tasty western and Japanese food Omelette made to order Crisp service Highly recommend "

"We really appreciated the staff helping us change when I realised I made a mistake in the bed configuration. The corner twin room was very comfortable. Of course, we also chose Dormy Inn for the onsen, but this time it was also because the weekend parade was almost at door step. "

"The staff was very welcoming, and the property was clean. The amenities are great - drinks in the lobby, popsicles and yogurt drinks at the onsen, ramen noodles and toiletries as needed. We found the onsen to nice but very busy at times, so we tried to go when we thought less people would be there. Breakfast was wonderful! Our daughter’s loved the matcha and hot chocolate. In Japan you most likely need to book kids over the age of 13 as an adult. Double check with the property details on this."