A park with cherry blossom trees, playground equipment, and a red play area.

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22 Sept - 23 Sept
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23 Sept - 24 Sept
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25 Sept - 27 Sept
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2 Oct - 4 Oct

Our top choices for Fukushima luxury hotels

A traditional Japanese building with a wooden entrance, stone steps, and a small garden area with rocks and plants.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, a sofa, and a tea set.
A hallway with a central light fixture, a sofa with cushions, and a small table with a vase.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low table, and sliding doors.

1. Chikusenso Onsen

Chikusenso Onsen
Zao
  • Indulge in mountain luxury at this Japanese retreat where a full-service spa offers aromatic treatments amid Zao's natural splendour.
AU$841
6 Oct - 7 Oct
Chikusenso Onsen
A modern building with a glass facade, a landscaped garden with rocks and a water feature, and a brick wall with vertical lines.
A room with a large window overlooking a cityscape and mountains.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table with a cup, and a view of a bamboo garden through a shoji screen.
A corridor with a lamp, a plant, and a window.

2. Hayamakan

Hayamakan
Kaminoyama
AU$218
4 Oct - 5 Oct
Hayamakan
A room with two black sofas, a wooden floor, a window with curtains, and an air conditioning unit.
A reception desk with a wooden finish, a digital screen, and various decorative items.
A kitchen with white cabinets, a dishwasher, and a window with blinds.
A bathtub with a tiled interior and a drain.

3. TOMONOWA

TOMONOWA
Bandai
AU$170
5 Oct - 6 Oct
TOMONOWA
A hot spring area with a stone pool surrounded by rocks and trees, illuminated by lights.
A large building with a central tower, arched windows, and a reflection in the water.
A spacious indoor area with large windows, a grand piano, and multiple seating arrangements.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, a television, and a view of the outdoors.

4. Mercure Urabandai Resort & Spa

Mercure Urabandai Resort & Spa
Kitashiobara
AU$101
13 Oct - 14 Oct
Mercure Urabandai Resort & Spa
A covered outdoor pool area with a wooden pergola structure, a hot tub, and a small rectangular pool.
A modern dining area with a buffet setup, high ceilings, and large windows offering natural light.
A multi-story hotel with a uniform facade, numerous windows, and a central entrance.
A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a desk, and a wardrobe.

5. Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa

Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa
Zao
AU$99
19 Oct - 20 Oct
Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa
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Frequently asked questions

Are you searching for the perfect hotel for your luxury trip to Fukushima?
Use Expedia to help you arrange a flight to Sendai (SDJ) airport or Fukushima (FKS) airport, and then choose from a variety of places to stay that will deliver the luxury you want. Amenities are an important consideration when you plan a holiday, so we make it easy to find what you want to make your stay special. If you want a posh hotel that has a spa, an indoor pool or luxury bedding, Expedia can assist you in finding the best luxury hotel experience that Fukushima offers. Fukushima has some interesting things to see and do including Fukushima Race Course and Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art, so you might want to take in the local sights during your visit.
When can I expect good weather in Fukushima?
Planning for the weather is a good way to make your trip to Fukushima relaxing and enjoyable, especially when you're splurging. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 22°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 1°C. The rainiest months in Fukushima are September, August, July and October, with each month seeing an average of 206 mm of rainfall.
What's there to see and do in Fukushima?
Take in the sights and attractions that Fukushima offers with a visit to Fukushima Race Course, Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art and Iizaka Onsen. If you have spare time during your trip, you might want to make a stop at Fukushima Sky Park and Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium.
How can I get around Fukushima?
It's easier to get around town comfortably when you know your options. To see more of the larger area, hop on a train at Fukushima Station.

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