A Japanese inn wonderfully combining east and west, especially in the Japanese garden. The large bathhouse also offers views as well as a cypress bath, Jacuzzi, sauna and open-air baths.

Established for more than 120 years, with the tranquil long-established hotel and Japanese garden to welcome visitors. 2003 saw the fashionable 'Fuan' open-air garden baths completed and a space combining the aesthetic charms of old and new in harmony, becoming a must-visit. The first natural hot spring recognised by the Japan Hot Spring Association in Fukui prefecture is also one boasting one of the richest supplies of hot water and best spring quality among Awara onsen. Moreover, the meals consisting of choice local delicacies from the Japan Sea are reputedly among the best in Awara.

A long-established Ryokan with a very Japanese atmosphere and 10,000 square metres of Japanese garden, including a pond, miniature hill and waterfall. with a relaxing atmosphere inside the hotel and delicious kaiseki-zen (exquisite Japanese-style dinner trays) full of the fruit of the sea, and well-renowned.

Beautiful trees welcome you as you pass through the massive fine gate "Hyo-mon"

A spring inn in Awara, with the greatest megalithic stone baths in Hokuriku, capable of accommodating 100 people at once. Boasts cuisine featuring the fruits of the Japan Sea, e.g. Echizen crabs and sweet shrimps.

A long-established ryokan, dating back to 1884, which reopened its porch, lobby and bathhouse in July 2006. A purely Japanese inn with Japanese relaxation and seasonal flavours, which have been cherished since its establishment.

A large bathhouse from a hot spring source, large open-air baths Sen no Kobore-yu, and "Tokiwasure hanare-za", a special floor featuring guestrooms with open-air baths supplied by the hot spring source, and top-ranked relaxation and quality time for you selected guests.

A wooden Japanese inn, with the greatest source of hot springs in Awara and a 100% natural kakenagashi hot spring (with heat exchanger). Expect to be delighted with locally-prepared dishes and Koshihikari super-premium rice made in Awara.

Relaxing in the open-air garden baths of Seifu - enjoying a world of plenitude surrounded by beautiful flowers, fresh greenery and breezes, enjoying the four seasons and gazing skyward, forgetting the passage of time and enjoying very individualistic baths at Seifu-so, boasting the luxurious high quality warmth of Awara hot spring.

100% kakenagashi hot spring waters, direct from our own source. A classic hot spring ryokan inn.

We are located in the centre of Awara and all of our facilities are full of the spirit of good service, such as offering a foot bath anyone can use from the hotel entrance.

Every morning the top chef goes to the market and entertains you with meals made using the fresh and seasonal fruits of the Japan Sea. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our detached house "Hanare Fugetsu-an", featuring guestrooms with open-air baths, and other reservable open-air baths.

A purely Japanese inn where you can enjoy a good rest.

Seiunkaku healing accomodation on a hilltop with stunning views. Please use us as your sightseeing base for Fukui, such as Tojinbo, Eihei-ji, and the Echizen sea coast, various meetings, and golf and leisure stays.

Founded in 1884. All facilities are built in the style of a tea-ceremony house and relaxing. Fresh hot water from 4 natural hot springs, directly from the source (kakenagashi), and speciality kaiseki comprising carefully-selected local food will send you all the way to paradise.

We are a small Japanese onsen with 17 guestrooms. Located in the centre of Awara onsen town, just 3 minutes' walk from Awarayumachi on the Echizen tetsudo railway, convenient for strolling and shopping in town.

The cloistered garden of Mimatsu, a soothing and carefully tended place. The 28 rooms with open-air baths on the 4th and 5th "Yuyu" and "Yoyo" floors, which overlook the garden include Japanese style and Japanese-Western rooms and connecting rooms, where two or three generations can stay adjacent.