Top Hotels Near Ahida Hitoshi Memorial Museum in Fukuchiyama from AU$82

"I’m so glad we stayed at the Fairfield. The room was a good size with things placed perfectly to maximize the space. Facility felt new and clean. Laundry machines were awesome! There were also quite a few really tasty restaurants surrounding the hotel. Would definitely stay again if in the area. "

"Awesome but misleading about distance from ferry terminal "

"Clean nice room."

"Impeccable cleanliness, great coffee bar, staff incredibly professional, large grocery/information center just across the parking lot. Nice and peaceful with really nice views of the mountains."

"Nice hotel "

"Nice authentic Japanese experience with the traditional food and accommodation. staff were very friendly."

"Excellent place to walk around Amanohashidate. It is just beside the sea, and around the important tourist areas. For the price, it was OK. The thing I didn't like was no toilet inside the room! So if you have to go to Number 2, you have to wait because there is only one "throne" available. Breakfast was amazing! Dinner was very tiny, expensive, and without any good taste. "

"We only stayed one night. We had a large, modernized Edo-era two-story apartment (bedroom, dining and living; toilet and soaking tub/shower) with a private courtyard view in a building separate from our friends in Sasayama Castle Town. We could walk throughout the town with our friends and visit each other's full-sized apartments (complimentary shuttle also available with pre-arrangement). Yukata and jacket to meals and can be worn in town. Ours had Western beds and full private toilet/shower and private soaking tub with garden view. We stayed in early April and Sasayama Castle had a festival and the town was full of cherry trees in full bloom, especially along the river. We should have allowed more time to experience the many shops and tradesmen and Edo history and demonstrations throughout the Castle Town. It was a convenient train ride from Osaka with hotel shuttle, but accommodates driving very well. It worked well in combination with a side trip to Kinosaki Onsen between Osaka and Kyoto by train. The Ryokan meals (breakfast is included, we also bought the dinner) were fantastic and more than we could eat. Emphasis on creative uses of locally sourced in season meats and vegetables including rice and locally crafted pottery. Very creative delicious dishes. The chefs are top of the line! The alcohol and drink selection featured world class local and international options. Several of the staff speak English very well and foreigners and families are welcome. "