Kyukamura Urabandai has it all: western-style hotel rooms, Japanese tatami rooms, open-air baths, tennis courts, an extensive campsite, and more. In fact, Kyukamura Urabandai boasts 5 camping areas, which include fixed sites where guests can camp and enjoy a barbeque without bringing any equipment or food. Both the hotel and campsite are easily accessible via bus or shuttle bus from Inawashiro Station.
| Website | https://www.qkamura.or.jp/en/bandai/ |
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| Contact |
Kyukamura Urabandai (+81) 241-32-2421 https://www.qkamura.or.jp/en/contact/ |
| Parking | Available (Space for 73 cars) |
| Accommodation details |
Capacity: 60 rooms (176 guests) at the hotel Room styles: 28 Japanese-style rooms, 32 Western-style rooms, fixed-style tents, open camping areas, etc. Room charge: From around 7,500 yen p/p per night Check in / Check out: From 3:00 PM / Until 10:00 AM Meals: Japanese-style & fusion course and buffet. BBQ set available for campsite guests. Hot springs: Indoor and open-air baths. Sauna available. Baths can be used by day trip visitors and campsite guests. |
| Related info | Facilities: Camp ground, tennis court, table tennis court, karaoke room, banquet hall, conference room, restaurant, lounge, souvenir shops, safety box. Free tent sites, fixed tent sites, family camping area. Payment via certain credit cards accepted. |
| Access | Hibara, Kitashiobara Village, Yama District, Fukushima Pref. 969-2701 View directions |
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| Getting there | By Car:
By Train:
*Shuttle bus must be booked in advance. See here for more information about traveling by bus in Urabandai area. |
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