Today's breakfast was enjoyed at the Fukui Hotel in Obihiro. Instead of a buffet, I opted for a set meal, choosing a Western-style breakfast this time. I began by preparing my own salad and drink. It's a good idea to take any necessary medication beforehand. After a quick refill of water, my Western set meal arrived. The main dish consisted of bacon and eggs, with a side of beans. Corn soup and bread were also included. The bacon was thick-cut and delicious, making me crave a beer to go along with it. The rich sunny-side-up egg was also quite tasty. I enjoyed every bite until the end. The hotel's convenient location near the station and the fact that they have a real natural hot spring are both reasons why I would like to visit again. Fukui Hotel is located at 11-1 Nishi 1 Minami, Obihiro, Hokkaido.

I stayed here for the second time because I was satisfied with the breakfast and the mall hot spring last time. This time, I chose the Western set breakfast (out of 4 choices). Salad, yogurt, and drinks (coffee, milk, etc.) are self-service. The plate arrived in about 10 minutes with bacon and eggs, bread and croissant, soup, coleslaw, and canned fruit. The jams included apricot, chestnut, and raspberry. The highly-rated bacon and eggs were indeed delicious! The thick-cut bacon was especially tasty. The eggs were flavorful and cooked just right. However, everything else was just average. So, next time I might go for the Japanese breakfast. But, I'm also considering trying the "Bacon and Eggs Set Meal" with rice instead of bread. If this breakfast is priced at 1,100 yen, it's a good value for money. It seems that non-guests can also enjoy this breakfast, and there are locals who come just for the breakfast.

There are quite a few hotels near Obihiro Station. Probably for business trips or tourists, but still, there are a lot. Among them, Fukui Hotel is one of the older ones. The exterior is a bit shabby compared to other more modern hotels. However, this hotel has a wonderful hot spring. Recently, there are business hotels with large public baths, but the hot spring here is the real deal. You can go down to the underground in your room wear, where towels are provided. The hot spring is open for a relatively long time, so you can use it after dinner or breakfast. The breakfast is quite delicious too. This time, there were four types to choose from, so I chose the fruit set and freshly baked bread, salad, and coffee. The bread can be eaten with three types of butter, but the red bean butter is excellent. Judging by the exterior alone, you might wonder, but if you stop by, you'll see the wonderfulness of this hotel.

I stayed at "Fukui Hotel," which was founded 95 years ago and is known for its natural hot spring with flowing water. The hotel's management seems to have recently changed, but it still enjoys a great deal of trust and popularity among the locals. For breakfast, I chose the Japanese set meal from the 4 available options (others were Western, Continental, and Chinese congee). The fish of the day was salted mackerel. Even non-staying guests were present (regular price 1100 yen). The meal was served in about 5 minutes. Drinks, dessert, natto, raw egg, etc. were self-service. The well-balanced homemade meal was delicious! The eggs were from the "Egg Sisters" brand by Takeuchi Poultry Farm, with two types: one with a deep yellow yolk and one with a lemon yellow yolk. I tried the lemon yellow one this time. I plan to try the other one with egg over rice next time. There were two types of coffee available, both of which were delicious. I took one of them home. The friendly service from the older lady was lovely. The breakfast at this hotel offers great value, especially for guests staying there. Overall, the breakfast lived up to its reputation of being delicious, and it gave me a great start to the day. I would like to try their lunch if I have the chance. I also bought the "Tokachi Magic Mayonnaise" (800 yen) as a souvenir from the hotel's shop.

The hotel breakfast offers a choice of 4 options, with the option to switch bread for rice in the Western set meal. Today's fish is marinated mackerel. The staff, particularly the kind and attentive waitress, are excellent. Salad, yogurt, dessert, etc. are available in a buffet style. Rice and miso soup are refillable. This hotel breakfast set meal receives high marks! There is also a hot spring, the hotel is conveniently located near the station, making it a hotel I would like to visit again.

In May 2021, I stayed at a hotel in Obihiro. This time, I decided to have breakfast at the hotel, which has a restaurant called "Biplane." The breakfast cost 1100 yen, which is quite reasonable for a modern hotel breakfast. They offer a choice between Japanese and Western style breakfast, and I opted for the Japanese option. The food was slightly mild in flavor but very elegant and delicious. Everything I tried was tasty and seemed homemade. It was definitely worth the 1100 yen. The hotel also has a natural hot spring, which is a great place to relax. I really like this hotel, although I only stay when they have special offers.

I stayed at Fukui Hotel for the first time. It is a pioneer in the city center natural hot spring hotels. I had high expectations as even experienced reviewers praised the quality of the hot spring water. The room felt newer and more stylish than the exterior of the hotel, with a mix of white and black colors. The hot spring was very good, leaving my skin feeling smooth the next morning. For breakfast, I chose the Japanese set meal at the "Vie Plane" on the 2nd floor. While waiting, I enjoyed some fermented soybeans, pickled plum, and salad. The set meal soon arrived, with grilled fish in sweet soy sauce as the main dish, along with 5 other side dishes. The balance of the meal was good, and the seasoning was delicious. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at Fukui Hotel for multiple nights. The historic inn has been beautifully renovated. Breakfast options include Japanese, Western, Chinese, and continental. Salad (individually packaged) and drinks are self-service. I had the Japanese breakfast, with salmon on the first day and yellowtail on the second day. The fish seemed to be oven-baked and a bit tough for my liking as a fish enthusiast. The service was excellent. In the evening, they offer a "drinking set" and an option for "all-you-can-drink for an additional 1800 yen". Overall, it was a great experience.

I stayed here in Obihiro. The deciding factors for choosing this hotel were the availability of parking, its convenient location near the city center for dinner and drinks, and the natural hot spring. I made a reservation two months in advance as it is a popular hotel. I stayed alone for one night with breakfast included, and the price of 8,000 yen was very reasonable. I arrived before 3 pm, so I was able to park in the non-stacked parking area with ease. There are 19 parking spaces available. Breakfast is not included in the room rate and costs 1,080 yen. I chose the "Japanese set meal" from four options, which included grilled fish, bone-in sausages, and meat and potato stew. The grilled fish (I think it was grilled saury) was a bit overcooked on the surface, but it was well seasoned. The meat and potato stew was the most delicious. It was a simple dish made with pork belly and potatoes, but it was incredibly tasty. Rice can be refilled. Salad and drinks are buffet style. I had drip coffee after the meal. I would like to stay here again when I visit Obihiro.

Visited in May 2019. Currently 3.06 points with 19 reviews. I was looking for a place to stay during my Tokachi trip. I was drawn to a hotel with a natural hot spring on Jalan, but my companion preferred a twin room, which limited our options. The hotel is a traditional business hotel in a rural area. The hot spring is located on the basement floor, so there is no view. It is small, with only a main bath and a mist sauna. However, we were able to use it almost privately at night, which was nice. For breakfast, you can choose from Western set meal, Japanese set meal, rice porridge, or another option. I chose the Western set meal, which was decently delicious. It was a very ordinary breakfast without any sense of Tokachi. It might be okay for business purposes, but if you are a couple, you may want to consider other options.

In a sea of Viking-style breakfast buffets, this hotel stands out with its focus on plated breakfast options. You can choose from 4 different types, but I always go for the Western set meal with rice, homemade smoked bacon, and sunny-side up eggs. I always look forward to breakfast here.

Hotel with a focus on hot springs? Business hotels have spacious hot springs. It heals tired bodies and minds. Single rooms are small. Other than the hot springs, there are not many other advantages. I went to bed early due to work fatigue. I am looking forward to breakfast, which seems to be highly rated. I went to the restaurant for breakfast. The space is surprisingly small. I was asked to choose from four options for my seat. I chose Japanese food, and many other customers also chose Japanese food. The main dish of the day was salted mackerel. It was neither big nor small. The fatty salted mackerel was delicious, freshly grilled. The small dishes typical of Japanese cuisine were also tasty, and overall satisfaction was high. Salad, dessert, and drinks are self-service. Not bad, right? The highly rated breakfast is understandable. It might be good for those who don't like buffets. I was impressed by the hot springs and breakfast.

Morning Japanese set breakfast

Business trip accommodation. The prices are a bit high at this time of year, but this place offers reasonable rates! The bath is the only natural hot spring in front of Obihiro Station! It may be a bit small, but you can choose from 4 breakfast options! You can choose on the day, not at check-in, so it's nice to be able to choose based on your mood that day. I chose the rare Chinese porridge for breakfast! It looked like a lot, but it's about one serving of rice. I tried various condiments, but I tried too many and got lost, so I'm not sure which one was good in the end! But it was delicious! There is also a buffet with salad and fruits. They seem to be particular about their coffee. Recommended by the staff. Overall, it feels a bit old, but the staff were polite and nice.

This is a review of a hotel in Obihiro. I usually look for accommodations at "Jalan", but this time I decided to try a place I haven't used before. Most hotels near the station advertise natural hot springs, but they are usually just transported hot water. However, this place boasts a hot spring sourced from their own spring. That was the deciding factor for me. This long-established hotel, founded 91 years ago, is called Fukui Hotel. We checked in at 3 pm. The building is not new, but it is well-maintained. I immediately headed to the hot spring. Since we arrived early, we had the bath to ourselves for a while. The bath is small, but the water temperature is just right for a long soak. I think I was able to relax and relieve some of my daily fatigue. The next morning, we had breakfast at the restaurant "By Plane". It was very crowded, and we ended up sharing a table with 8 people. The staff seemed busy, but the cheerful lady serving us, while speaking informally, was somehow endearing rather than annoying. I chose the Western set breakfast (other options included Japanese set, Chinese porridge, and Continental). The main dish was bacon and eggs with rice and miso soup. The buffet also included salad, yogurt, natto, raw eggs, and various drinks. There wasn't a particular emphasis on local ingredients, but the food was decently tasty. I ended up eating a lot and even drank two glasses of Paparagi milk. Overall, it was a cozy, homely hotel with good hot springs and delicious breakfast.

I stayed at Fukui Hotel, which I had been eyeing for a while, even though it's a place that even locals who love baths can't enter. The hotel boasts natural hot springs, unlike the nearby hotels that use transported hot water. Since it was not too expensive in the winter, local residents in the rural area use it as it is cheaper than using a designated driver to go home. I came up with the idea of staying at the hotel about two weeks ago, so naturally the cheaper plans were not available. I booked a non-smoking spacious single room with breakfast included for 7,200 yen. The room was not new, but it was spacious enough for one person, although the door was a bit thin, so you could hear some noise from the corridor. I checked in before 4 pm and headed straight to the large communal bath. There were always people there, so I didn't take any photos, but it was smaller than I expected. The water had a mild mineral smell, made my skin smooth, and was overflowing, which was great. There were plenty of towels available, which was a plus. After the bath, I went to a department store food fair to grab a beer and sampled rum, then went out for drinks. I had dinner at a local restaurant, followed by wine, and returned to the hotel just before midnight to wash my face in the communal bath instead of the sink in the room. I took another bath in the morning before breakfast. The breakfast area, By Plane, was quite crowded around 7:30 am. I was seated at a shared table and ordered a Chinese-style rice porridge. While waiting, I grabbed a salad and drinks (grapefruit juice and milk) from the buffet corner. The rice porridge came with 8 condiments, including pickled vegetables, preserved duck eggs, homemade dried baby sardines, salmon flakes, miso?, salted tofu, pickled radish, and scallions. The rice porridge was equivalent to about one bowl of rice. I enjoyed trying different combinations of condiments. The salted tofu was the best, making the rice porridge tasty. The celery in the salad was unusual, but since vegetables are expensive these days, I needed to get my daily dose of veggies here. I made yogurt with sunflower seeds, cashews, and dried fruits next to the yogurt. The milk was Paparagi (expensive milk that I wouldn't usually buy at the supermarket), which was a nice touch. The Colombian organic coffee blend was served in a paper cup for takeout, but when I poured it into the cup provided at the buffet, a friendly staff member explained how to pour it so it wouldn't overflow. It was a great experience of a non-daily life in my hometown. Thank you for taking care of me.

When I go to Obihiro, I always choose Fukui Hotel. It has a certain indescribable old charm. I love the flat parking lot with the manual bar, like the staff at an electronics store. My favorite part is the hot spring. Before checking in here, I always stop by Asahi Yu, and end up going in at least 3 times! The breakfast is delicious too. I always think I'll try the Chinese rice porridge next time, but end up getting the Japanese set meal every time.

On the first day of our wedding anniversary trip, we searched for a hotel with hot springs near Obihiro Station and found this one. The hot spring water quality is very good, and the food is delicious. Considering it costs less than 4000 yen per person, it was definitely worth it. It's like a business hotel with hot springs. It seems that booking through the hotel's website is the cheapest option. This area is also known for its mall hot springs, but I felt that the water here made my skin smoother than Tokachi River hot spring. I would like to use it again, but maybe without breakfast. My wife said she prefers outdoor baths and gets bored with only one type of bath.

This is my second time using this hotel. The location is great, close to the station and bustling areas like the food stall village. The building is not new but clean, so no complaints there. The room has a desk with enough space to work, and there are three outlets which is a plus. The hot spring is unique to Tokachi and leaves your skin feeling smooth. Breakfast was good, with a choice of Japanese or Western style. I tried the Japanese breakfast with silver cod marinated in miso, and it was delicious. The quality of the side dishes like salted fish roe and deep-fried tofu was impressive. The rice was tasty, so I ended up having seconds and made it into a TKG (rice with raw egg). Coffee was also included, making it a satisfying breakfast. I would definitely use this hotel again if given the chance.