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1. Urabandai Grandeco Tokyu Hotel

Urabandai Grandeco Tokyu Hotel
4.5 star property
Kitashiobara
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (37 reviews)
"Clean, good onsen, if you have a car great for sightseeing in Ura Bandai area. Dinner is good but breakfast somewhat spartan compare to same level hotels in the area."
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Urabandai Grandeco Tokyu Hotel
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Top Fukushima Prefecture Hotel Reviews

Onyado Toho（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

Onyado Toho（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

10/10 Excellent
"We stayed in a Japanese-style room with a city view, and the view from the 12th floor was amazing. We arrived before 3:00 p.m., and our room was ready within five minutes. However, we noticed a large dust ball on the floor, which concerned us slightly since we slept directly on the floor for two nights. The hotel is located on a hillside, and the restaurant only operates during breakfast and dinner hours. Fortunately, the breakfast and dinner buffets made our stay easier and allowed us more time to enjoy the Onsen. The hotel provides shuttle service to sightseeing locations, where guests can take taxis or loop buses. Due to rainy weather, we explored less but enjoyed walking 15 minutes to a local ramen shop run by an elderly Japanese couple. The hotel provides local goodies in the room that can be purchased at the hotel shop. I recommend buying them there, as some items are hard to find elsewhere. An elderly Japanese lady also sells fresh peaches in the lobby each morning. They were sweeter and cheaper than the peaches at Sendai Morning Market. The hotel does not have laundry facilities, but it offers a great chance to experience local Japanese culture. The Onsen experience was memorable, especially watching the moon at night and enjoying green mountain views during the day."
Emmy 2-night trip
Posted 8 days ago
Onyado Toho（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

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