Hotels with smoking rooms in Fukushima Prefecture

"A well run hotel at a bargain price. Staff most helpful. "

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"This hotel was a bit hard to get to with 3 luggages to cart around (transferring from JR line to Tobu-Nikko line). However, the hotel staff helped us organised to transfer our luggages to our next hotel in Osaka (additional fees but so worth it for us and we were able to enjoy the Nikko area more freely). We booked our accommodation with kaiseki dinner and breakfast and it was simply devine! Japanese food was served in our own private table away from the crowd and it was another level. Our dinner and breakfast attendant was Freska and she explained our dishes in English. She also spoke Indonesian and Japanese and was so friendly. Our room had a private onsen, two twin beds and the hotel staff set up a futton bedding in the Japanese style living room while we were eating dinner. The room we had was spacious and offered us a peaceful mountain view. The hotel facilities was on the older side but we came for the hot spring experience and we could see this hotel was also popular Japanese families visiting from other parts of Japan."

"This hotel is about 4-5 mins walk to train station. Hotel is old, our room is small but clean. Breakfast is good."

"Extremely well appointed hotel with many luxury items including. The buffet was top notch. Everything about the hotel get top score. The town however, was a dump. Not much was open within walking distance "

"Great carbonated hot spring in the basement, open through the night on weekdays. We loved the free nighttime ramen service and the inn's close proximity to the JR Koriyama Shinkansen Station (access is via a covered walkway from the station, very handy for rainy or snowy conditions). They were unfortunately very strict about the check-out time of 10 AM and wanted to charge us 1,000 yen per person per hour for late check-out."

"Property should consider at least an english channel for non-japanese speaking guests or maybe Youtube app like the one at Daiwa Roynet Yamagata. TV is not smart TV so we can't mirror cast and we have to end up using ipad to watch our shows."