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Our top choices for Fukushima hotels with a spa

A stone-floored indoor pool area with a sauna, benches, and a changing room.
A high-rise hotel with multiple floors, illuminated windows, and a prominent sign at the top.
A lobby with a modern chandelier, check-in kiosks, and patterned wallpaper.
A spacious lobby with a large column, a chandelier, and a seating area with patterned chairs.

1. APA Hotel Fukushima Ekimae

APA Hotel Fukushima Ekimae
Fukushima
  • Revitalise with daily massage treatments and deep soaking tubs at this ideally located Fukushima hotel with full-service spa amenities.
AU$71
25 Oct - 26 Oct
APA Hotel Fukushima Ekimae
A serene lakeside scene with a road curving through a forested area, surrounded by large rocks and trees.
A modern interior with a circular seating area, large windows, and hanging geometric light fixtures.
A cozy coffee shop with a bar, seating area, and a large illuminated 'COFFEE' sign.
A large, multi-story building with a central courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery and a lake.

2. Urabandai Lake Resort

Urabandai Lake Resort
Kitashiobara
  • Soak in relaxing hot springs and spa treatments at this retreat surrounded by scenic mountain views.
AU$164
12 Nov - 13 Nov
Urabandai Lake Resort
A wooden outdoor hot spring area with a wooden deck and a circular hot spring bath.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and sliding doors.
A hotel lobby with a traditional Japanese interior, featuring tatami mats, a reception desk, and a view of a lush garden through large windows.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, and sliding doors.

3. Suzukiya Ryokan

Suzukiya Ryokan
Shiroishi
  • Immerse in Japanese hot springs tradition at this ryokan featuring 24-hour mineral onsen baths and full-service spa treatments.
AU$157
5 Nov - 6 Nov
Suzukiya Ryokan
A tranquil indoor hot spring area with a wooden ceiling and a view of lush greenery outside.
A modern indoor swimming pool with clear glass walls, a tiled floor, and a wooden ceiling.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a desk, and a view of a mountainous landscape.
A spacious indoor swimming pool with a view of lush greenery outside.

4. Zao Onsen Zao Shiki No Hotel

Zao Onsen Zao Shiki No Hotel
Zaoonsen
  • Soak in natural mineral hot springs at this ryokan featuring indoor and outdoor onsen with rejuvenating massage treatments.
AU$260
9 Nov - 10 Nov
Zao Onsen Zao Shiki No Hotel
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a wooden table, a TV, and sliding doors.
A modern dining area with a buffet setup, high ceilings, and large windows offering natural light.
A covered outdoor pool area with a wooden pergola structure, a hot tub, and a small rectangular pool.
A hotel complex surrounded by dense forest and mountains.

5. Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa

Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa
Zao
  • Relax in a full-service spa with aromatherapy treatments and indoor and outdoor hot springs at this slope-side escape.
AU$98
9 Nov - 10 Nov
Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa
A hot tub with a stone wall backdrop and a wooden floor.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and two wooden chairs.
A hotel room with a large bed, bedside tables, a desk, and chairs.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, low tables, and cushions.

6. Omiya Ryokan

Omiya Ryokan
Zaoonsen
  • Relax in this traditional Japanese ryokan with soothing hot springs and daily massages in the scenic Zao region.
AU$195
9 Nov - 10 Nov
Omiya Ryokan
A stone-walled room with a wooden window and a stone bench.
A traditional Japanese building entrance with wooden pillars and a lit signboard.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and chairs.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and a view of a snowy landscape through large shoji screens.

7. Gokan no Yu Tsuruya

Gokan no Yu Tsuruya
Zaoonsen
  • Retreat to this Japanese ryokan with a full-service spa, rejuvenating hot springs, and indoor onsen baths near Zao's premier ski slopes.
AU$246
16 Nov - 17 Nov
Gokan no Yu Tsuruya
A hot spring area with a wooden wall, rocks, and a stone ledge.
A room with two black sofas, a wooden floor, a window with curtains, and an air conditioning unit.
A narrow stairway with a wooden handrail, a white wall, and a door with a number plate.
A hotel hallway with wooden doors, a bench, and a fire extinguisher.

8. TOMONOWA

TOMONOWA
Bandai
AU$167
29 Oct - 30 Oct
TOMONOWA
A person sitting in a pool with a wooden edge and a metal railing in the background.
A hotel room with a wooden ceiling, a large bed, a TV, and a view of trees through the window.
A reception area with a wooden reception desk, a seating area with sofas, and large windows with blinds.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and a chair. A large window reveals a snowy outdoor scene with a tree and a lamp post.

9. biubisyokunohanareyado kajikaso

biubisyokunohanareyado kajikaso
Yonezawa
  • Soothing mineral hot springs and expert massages in a traditional ryokan with 24-hour public baths.
AU$338
17 Nov - 18 Nov
biubisyokunohanareyado kajikaso
A hot spring area with a stone pool surrounded by rocks, a wooden fence, and a bamboo wall.
A library with bookshelves, a reading area, and a sign indicating a rest area.
A stone-floored indoor pool area with two separate pools, wooden ceiling, and wall-mounted lighting fixtures.
A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden bench, a stone hot spring, and a television screen.

10. Bandai no Yu Dormy Inn EXPRESS Koriyama

Bandai no Yu Dormy Inn EXPRESS Koriyama
Koriyama
  • Relax in this hot spring hotel where soothing spa massages and a rejuvenating public bath create a serene urban sanctuary.
AU$99
8 Nov - 9 Nov
Bandai no Yu Dormy Inn EXPRESS Koriyama
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Frequently asked questions

Looking to holiday at a spa hotel in Fukushima?
Treat yourself to some time in a luxurious spa hotel and you won't regret it. Immerse yourself in nature at the hot springs and mountain views in Fukushima. Enjoy the lakeside setting during your holiday. Spa hotels are a great way to take a break from your routine and add a layer of luxury to your stay.
What is the best spa hotel in Fukushima?
APA Hotel Fukushima Ekimae is a highly recommended spa hotel with a restaurant. Enjoy a massage at the on-site spa. Another popular spa hotel in Fukushima is Yoshikawaya.
How many spa hotels are there in Fukushima?
Among Expedia's 52 accommodation options in Fukushima, there are 2 spa hotels.
What's there to see and do in Fukushima?
Experience all that Fukushima has to offer when you visit Fukushima Race Course, Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art and Iizaka Onsen. If you have a little extra time during your trip, you might want to check out Fukushima Sky Park and Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium.
What is a Fukushima spa hotel?
Spa hotels in Fukushima provide lodging and have an on-site spa which offers services such as massages as well as beauty treatments. Some also offer in-room treatments. Spa hotels are a must if you want to give yourself an extra treat while on holiday.

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