Really a nice experience. More space in the room than some business hotels, 2 elevators, a nice breakfast with pleasant staff, quiet, good internet (hardwired available), a full size mirror, as well as a heated mirror in the bathroom, great location next to shopping, bus station, train station, and a few eateries, and had a coffee machine in the lobby. Also had good water pressure and enough desk space to actually use a laptop, and there's a tiny little closet that actually fit my carry-on suitcase (most business hotels don't even give you a closet or space to put your carry-on). There's someone to collect your breakfast tray which was nice. The washing machine adds detergent automatically.

The doors to the room are a bit thin and unfortunately some non-business guests were really loud in the hallway. Breakfast choices can be slightly repetitive if you're there for a few days.

The location was very convenient - within steps of Fukushima Station. We were there to visit family in the area, and it was a convenient place to meet, with an easily accessible parking lot. The breakfast served every morning was delicious, with both Japanese and Western options to choose from and a variety of drink choices. There were also a lot of places to shop and eat nearby, including a great ramen shop. The staff was very helpful and assisted us with sending our bags to Tokyo. Rooms were clean and suited our needs.

The door to the smoking room in the lobby didn't close properly, meaning that the lobby often smelled like cigarettes. There was also no air conditioning in the lobby.

Unlike most hotels, which have buffet style breakfast, this hotel offered a set breakfast with choices of either Japanese or Western styles. The quality of the food is far superior to buffet breakfast, and are well portioned. It was well prepared, and was a delicious, well filling meal. The train station and car parking lot is very conveniently located next door to the hotel with barrier free access. This makes rolling large suitcases to the hotel very easy. Although the parking lot isn't a parking garage to shield you from the elements, part of it is under a bridge, which is a good compromise.

This is an older hotel, so some cleaning/upkeeping wasn't fully done well. There are some spots, such as crevices in the bathroom that were dirty. Overall, it was mainly clean.

The breakfast in this hotel is outstanding. I got the Japanese breakfast and it reminds me of a very complete ryokan-style breakfast. They have a selection for a Western breakfast as well, and they also allow it in a takeaway format in case you are hurrying off. The location is literally next to the train station, and though a bit tricky (you need to set "S-PAL Fukushima Parking Lot" in your google maps), it is a simple and easy-to-use large carpark right by their doorstep which was great. The room is what you'd expect of a typical business hotel, no complaints there.

The bed was -a little bit- hard, but I still slept well nonetheless. Other than the bed and pillow comfort, which while not the most comfortable is expected of typical business hotel fare, there isn't actually much else I didn't like.

Super close to the Fukushima JR station, basically connected to it. Right next to the bus station too, so really easy to catch either a bus or a train. Next to a famous enban gyoza restaurant too. Quiet hotel, nice staff. Big sized room compared to most Japanese hotels, on par with the size of American hotels. Lovely view from the hotel window looking out towards the mountains. Wonderful breakfast included.

Hotel felt a little dated, but nothing serious. Super cost effective.

The hotel is right next to the station you just have to get out and walk a few steps, not even cross the street! wich is really convenient when walking around with luggage and visiting nearby locations, theres English speaking staff if your Japanese is not good, they also stored our luggage since we arrived early wich gave us freedom to walk around the city that day. The breakfast has option between traditional Japanesse (you should take it, its amazing!) or Western style, both are great but i feel the Japanesse really complements the experience!

I made the mistake of taking a smoking bedroom and the entire floor and room really smells, It was my fault and not the hotels and its actually one of the few in my entire trip i found they have this kind of facility for smokers, tho wish they hadnt

Excellent location if arriving by train. The room had all you need and I would stay there again if in Fukushima. If you are there at the right time of the year, 'buses for cherry blossom viewing at Hanamiya Park leave from outside the station, very close to the hotel.

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All great. The free coffee served in the lobby is much better than many of those you can get outside.

Not sure if breakfast is served in a set menu fashion as part of the precautionary measures, and it's not a bad idea at all. But it's not ideal when you have to queue and wait to be served in a morning rush. There was only one waitress and most tables were occupied by trays of unfinished breakfast left by other guests -- not the best place to eat and begin your day. The system was designed with a very good intention, but I really hope the restaurant can be more staffed and cleaned to make the experience near perfect.

The rooms were nice and big enough for 2 people. Amenities were plenty and breakfast was delicious. For breakfast you can choose either Japanese or western style, both were very nice! Staff was also very polite and helpful!

The room was very clean and nice, was a bonus to be able to connect to Netflix on the TV! Breakfast was included and it was very lovely that they were able to pack the breakfast as a bento if you, request it. Location was amazing as it was right next to the station.