EN RESORT Grandeco Hotel

EN RESORT Grandeco Hotel

EN Resort Grandeco Hotel is located in Urabandai, a region known for its natural beauty and the Ono River spring, which feeds into the local environment. The hotel is situated in a unique spot that offers guests access to the area's scenic landscapes.

The outdoor hot springs at the hotel offer seasonal views, including lush greenery in the summer, peaceful snow-covered vistas in the winter, and starry skies at night.

The hotel offers 12 room types, designed to accommodate different travel styles and group sizes. Each room, with a minimum area of 33 square meters, includes a balcony and features natural spring water from the Ono River, recognized as one of Japan's Top 100 Waters. The spacious rooms provide a comfortable space to relax and enjoy the surrounding natural beauty of Urabandai.

Venue Details

Venue Details
Websitehttps://resort.en-hotel.com/grandeco/hotel/ja/(Japanese)
Contact

grandeco-hotel.info@courthotels.co.jp

0241-32-3200

Best SeasonAll Year
Accommodation details

Capacity: 103 rooms

Check in / Check out: 15:00 / 11:00

Hot springs: Simple hot spring, outdoor bath

Related infoLuggage forwarding
Vending machines
Smoking area
Working areas
English support available
Access Details
AccessArasunasawayama Hibara, Kitashiobara, Yama District, Fukushima 969-2701
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Getting there

By Car: 1hr 20min drive from Fukushima City

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