Super Hotel Echizen Takefu ★★★

"For a quick business trip this was a good hotel to stay at. The rooms are great and they have enough amenities. The daily breakfast might get boring for longer trips but they have a free bar at night too. Overall would stay again if I am in the area."

Prince Hotel Takefu ★

"I stayed here to attend a concert at the Sun Dome. I think the hotel itself is old, but the interior has been renovated, and the walls and ceilings are like those found in new hotels. It was spacious and very comfortable. The front desk staff were kind and friendly, and the restaurant next door (or next door?) was also friendly and relaxing. But if you don't have a car, you can't do anything. It's a 20-minute walk from the Shinkansen station, and at night you have to walk along a pitch-black rice field road that is scary at night, or along a bypass road with no streetlights, and since it was raining, I got stuck in puddles many times. If you have a car (and arrive at the hotel while it's still daylight), I think it's a great hidden gem!"

Hotel Route-Inn Takefu Inter ★★★

"clean rooms"

Hotel Crown Hills Takefu ★★★

"Everything is good, except for the Wifi connection… they has very weak wifi connection and often causing our connectivity loss…. Hope they can upgrade their wifi router for better connectivity …"

Aoi Ie ★★

"I think it would be good to have you take care of me every year."

Yarasuya ★★★

Hotel Akaboshitei ★★★

"The general theory is that it is a very cozy inn. When I checked in, it was night, so I had the first impression that it was a suspicious inn that stood quietly in a residential area (laughs). The building itself can't be wiped out that it feels a little old, but the facilities such as toilets and water circulation have been renovated, and it can be seen that the cleaning is well done, so there was no discomfort. Especially, the entrance which can be said to be the face of the inn was beautiful, and every time I saw the situation where the footwear was beautifully arranged, I felt the good old Japanese inn. Also, I personally liked it because of the comfortable distance without leaving the landlady's customer service. Is it a location away from the station if it is strong and difficult? I think it's better to travel by car. This time I stayed in the off-season with almost no other guests, so I was able to spend quietly, but I don't know the noise from the next room when it was crowded. I would like to enjoy the meal next time because I stayed without meals."

AB Hotel Echizen Takefu

"A simple road side hotel. Small rooms, basic breakfast, close to Echizen Takefu station"