Hawaiians Monolith Tower
8.6
Excellent(953 reviews)
Warabidaira-50 Jobanfujiwaramachi, Iwaki, Fukushima 972-8326, Japan
+81 570-550-550
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Hotel Description
Hawaiians Monolith Tower, located at Warabidaira-50 Jobanfujiwaramachi, Iwaki, Fukushima 972-8326, Japan, is a charming hot spring hotel nestled within the vibrant Spa Resort Hawaiians complex. This welcoming hotel offers guests a perfect blend of relaxation and local culture, situated just 4 km from the Spa Resort Hawaiians Golf Course and 7 km from the historic Shiramizu Amidadō temple, a revered site dating back to the Heian period. The hotel’s design exudes a casual, inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Visitors can immerse themselves in the serene surroundings, enriched by the nearby attractions and natural beauty of the Fukushima region.
The rooms at Hawaiians Monolith Tower are designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring essential amenities such as TVs and mini-fridges. Guests can choose from various accommodation types, including casual rooms with tatami flooring and futons, adding an authentic Japanese touch to their stay. Some rooms come equipped with chabudai dining tables, while suites boast spacious living areas, providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploring. Each room is carefully curated to create a peaceful ambiance, allowing guests to unwind and recharge in style.
Among the hotel’s standout amenities is a gender-segregated communal bathhouse, where guests can indulge in the therapeutic geothermal waters. The indoor pools offer a unique opportunity to relax regardless of the weather outside. For those looking to enjoy a meal on-site, the laid-back buffet restaurant serves a variety of delectable dishes, ensuring that every guest finds something to satisfy their palate. With complimentary parking available, guests can easily explore the local area at their leisure.
Transportation options near the hotel are abundant and convenient, with Fukushima Airport located approximately 1 hour and 7 minutes away by taxi. Ibaraki Airport is a bit farther, taking around 1 hour and 31 minutes by taxi, or 9 hours by public transit. For those traveling by train, Yumoto Station is just a 10-minute taxi ride away, while several nearby bus stops make local travel easy. The hotel's location offers quick access to major highways, making it an excellent base for day trips to explore the broader Fukushima region.
Health and safety are top priorities at Hawaiians Monolith Tower. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols, ensuring that all common areas and accommodations are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. Guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind, knowing that the hotel is committed to maintaining a safe environment for everyone.
While staying at the Hawaiians Monolith Tower, guests have a plethora of activities and experiences at their fingertips. Popular activities include visiting the nearby Spa Resort Hawaiians, which features Hawaiian-themed hot spring theme parks, and the Aquamarine Fukushima, an engaging aquarium that showcases a variety of marine life. The area also offers opportunities for hiking, historical tours, and cultural experiences, allowing guests to engage with the local culture and create lasting memories.
Nearby attractions include notable landmarks such as the Iwaki City Coal & Fossil Museum, showcasing fascinating dinosaur skeletons and a replica coal mine, and the serene Ganjoji temple, which boasts a traditional landscape garden. For those seeking culinary experiences, there are numerous dining options nearby, including French Polynesian buffet cuisine and traditional Japanese restaurants.
In conclusion, Hawaiians Monolith Tower invites guests to experience the perfect blend of comfort, cultural immersion, and natural beauty. With its welcoming atmosphere, top-notch amenities, and convenient location, this hotel promises a memorable stay in the heart of Iwaki, Fukushima.
The rooms at Hawaiians Monolith Tower are designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring essential amenities such as TVs and mini-fridges. Guests can choose from various accommodation types, including casual rooms with tatami flooring and futons, adding an authentic Japanese touch to their stay. Some rooms come equipped with chabudai dining tables, while suites boast spacious living areas, providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploring. Each room is carefully curated to create a peaceful ambiance, allowing guests to unwind and recharge in style.
Among the hotel’s standout amenities is a gender-segregated communal bathhouse, where guests can indulge in the therapeutic geothermal waters. The indoor pools offer a unique opportunity to relax regardless of the weather outside. For those looking to enjoy a meal on-site, the laid-back buffet restaurant serves a variety of delectable dishes, ensuring that every guest finds something to satisfy their palate. With complimentary parking available, guests can easily explore the local area at their leisure.
Transportation options near the hotel are abundant and convenient, with Fukushima Airport located approximately 1 hour and 7 minutes away by taxi. Ibaraki Airport is a bit farther, taking around 1 hour and 31 minutes by taxi, or 9 hours by public transit. For those traveling by train, Yumoto Station is just a 10-minute taxi ride away, while several nearby bus stops make local travel easy. The hotel's location offers quick access to major highways, making it an excellent base for day trips to explore the broader Fukushima region.
Health and safety are top priorities at Hawaiians Monolith Tower. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols, ensuring that all common areas and accommodations are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. Guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind, knowing that the hotel is committed to maintaining a safe environment for everyone.
While staying at the Hawaiians Monolith Tower, guests have a plethora of activities and experiences at their fingertips. Popular activities include visiting the nearby Spa Resort Hawaiians, which features Hawaiian-themed hot spring theme parks, and the Aquamarine Fukushima, an engaging aquarium that showcases a variety of marine life. The area also offers opportunities for hiking, historical tours, and cultural experiences, allowing guests to engage with the local culture and create lasting memories.
Nearby attractions include notable landmarks such as the Iwaki City Coal & Fossil Museum, showcasing fascinating dinosaur skeletons and a replica coal mine, and the serene Ganjoji temple, which boasts a traditional landscape garden. For those seeking culinary experiences, there are numerous dining options nearby, including French Polynesian buffet cuisine and traditional Japanese restaurants.
In conclusion, Hawaiians Monolith Tower invites guests to experience the perfect blend of comfort, cultural immersion, and natural beauty. With its welcoming atmosphere, top-notch amenities, and convenient location, this hotel promises a memorable stay in the heart of Iwaki, Fukushima.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 4-minute walk to the famous Spa Resort Hawaiians
2. Exceptional service noted by numerous guests
3. Futons mentioned positively in guest reviews
4. One of the few hotels featuring an indoor pool
5. Convenient shuttle service to and from airports
6. Family-friendly environment with kid-friendly amenities
7. Laid-back buffet restaurant offering diverse cuisine
8. Comfortable rooms with authentic Japanese design
9. Proximity to local attractions enhances guest experience
10. Access to geothermal hot springs for relaxation
7.4 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Spa Resort Hawaiians
4 min
Aquamarine Fukushima24 min
Iwakiyumoto Onsen10 min
Iwaki City Coal & Fossil Museum (Horuru)11 min
Ganjoji15 min
Nearest locations
フレンチポリネシアン・ブッフェネシア
1 min
Waikiki1 min
パーム1 min
会津郷土料理といわきの鮮魚 鶴我 ハワイアンズ店1 min
レストキッチン1 min
ザ・パシフィック1 min
Rairaiken1 min
ラティオ 4･2･21 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 13:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 7.4 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 7 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$282
$297
$323
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Location
Warabidaira-50 Jobanfujiwaramachi, Iwaki, Fukushima 972-8326, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 7 min
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 31 min
Transit: 9 hr 1 min
Transit:
Yumoto Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 54 min
Fujiwara
Walking: 8 min
Fujiwara-Danchi
Walking: 10 min
Maruyama-Koen-Guchi
Walking: 11 min
Nearby locations
7.4
Very Good Location
Set 4 km from Spa Resort Hawaiians Golf Course, this unpretentious hot spring hotel in the Spa Resort Hawaiians complex is 7 km from the revered Buddhist Shiramizu Amidadō temple built in the Heian period.
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Airport shuttle
Services
Front desk
Accessibility
Accessible
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Wellness
Spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
Indoor pool
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
8.4
239 reviews
Wonderful
116
Excellent
80
Good
24
Below Average
13
Not Good
6
だんぼ
5/5
When going from the hotel to the pool, you will pass through an automatic ticket gate, so you will need an admission ticket each time.You can use the towels, sandals, and bags in your room after checking in. You can use the towels even after checking out, and you can exchange the bath towels for new ones.There are two large public baths on the first floor, and the baths for men and women change daily. There is a bathing suit dehydrator here, so we recommend that you come back from the pool in your swimsuit, take a bath, and then return to your room.Dinner was delicious and I was satisfied.We recommend this hotel when staying at Hawaiians!
abc k
5/5
It was a stylish and modern structure.The rooms were very modern and comfortable, as was the public bath. The public bath was equipped with a baby bath, cold water, and a safe for valuables.There is a direct connection to Hawaiians from the basement floor, and it took about 5 minutes to get there.The morning buffet started at 6:30, but by 7:00 pm it was full and there was a waiting list to get in.Guests will be able to enter Hawaiians 20 minutes earlier than usual.Those who came by private car were advised that their luggage could not be left at the hotel after check-out, but should be loaded in the private car. You can use the towel set and sandals even after checking out.There seemed to be an option to delay checkout due to limited number of rooms.
高田厚子
4/5
The room key for the guest room was still a plug-in type, so I think it will be easier to carry around if you change to a card key.
Y
3/5
The food is not delicious! The buffet is very conscious of cost reduction, so there were no dishes that felt Hawaiian, luxurious, or delicious. The pool isn't that big, and it's crowded and dirty, so I thought it would be enough to take my kids to this facility once. If you are going to pay the same amount the second time, it is better to choose a true resort hotel. This hotel is not a resort hotel.
さー
3/5
The rooms were very clean. It was comfortable. However, there are few electrical outlets. I wish there were more outlets in the family room. Also, there are too few washing machines and dehydrators installed. We didn't go to the pool the next day, which was a good thing (we took our wet swimsuits home), but if we hadn't, we would have had to flog our tired bodies and look for the washer and dehydrator. . By the way, there was a dehydrator in the Hawaiians' locker room, but I had to give up on it due to the long line. (Weekdays after three-day holidays)As for the rice, I think it's okay considering the price. The dessert was too boring so I didn't eat it...Also, the inside of the building is so large that I get lost. I was so lost that I walked 10,000 steps just touring the museum. I would like the current location and surrounding map to be posted throughout the hallway.
ke
4/5
I used it for the first time for 1 night and 2 days.・At the time of check-in, we initially had two staff members, and we thought, ``This is going to take a long time...'' but then we added two more staff, and in the end, we had four staff members. The initial explanation takes time, so depending on the timing, you may have to wait 10 to 20 minutes.・Aloha and muumuu for children were not available unless requested at check-in. Since it was not included in the explanation, will your child's loungewear be provided during the first explanation? I was happy to hear that.・The public bath, which is reserved for guests only, was empty, which was nice. There are many washing areas ◎・The buffet didn't have a huge selection of items, but both adults and children were satisfied. Although the children's menu was small, the evening buffet included a chocolate fountain, cake, ice cream, and other desserts that children liked, so I think it's good for families with children.・I didn't feel that it was that far from the pool.・I checked out before breakfast, but it was smooth and there was no line. I returned the key after 9:30, but there were several people in line, so I recommend checking out early.If I ever go to Hawaiians again, I think I will stay at Monolith Tower again.
ジョンスミス
3/5
I stayed there for two nights and three days. There is a shuttle bus from the station, so getting around was easy. The hotel is said to be the newest, but the room key is a regular key, not a card key, so you can freely go in and out of the floor other than the one you are staying on. The room was standard and had a bed, but if you wanted a futon to be laid out, you were told that someone would come after 6pm, so it was rather late (you should contact the front desk in advance to see how many futons you would need). Maybe)Also, even when the curtains were closed with blinds, there were a lot of gaps and the room was bright by 5 o'clock. There is no bath attached to the room, only a shower, and the open-air bath changes daily. There is a door to the washing area and there is no indoor bath. There were lots of crickets both days.Bath towels can be exchanged as many times as you like at the front desk (I forget if there was an explanation about this), but face towels were no good and I was given a new one as an amenity because I was staying there for a long time, but I was confused because the explanation was different depending on the person. did. The buffet was delicious, but I felt like there wasn't a lot of variety.Overall, I don't think it's a bad hotel, but the explanations were not thorough, and there was no guidance on where to change clothes when going to Hawaiians, so perhaps it's because they don't expect inbound tourists.It's a cost-cut hotel aimed at elderly Japanese people. That's a strong impression.
横田尚恭
4/5
It was used at a brotherhood meeting for people in their 70s and 80s. I used it at high school class reunions, used it with my kids, and have fond memories of wandering around here and there. We enjoyed a relaxing time at Morino Tower, which was built after the earthquake.
トトエース
5/5
I have no complaints, but I think it would be difficult to have two elevators considering the number of rooms.
mura shin
5/5
I want to go again someday.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
mikan papiko
5/5
I'm going for the hula show.The show is great! It's a little pricey, but be sure to reserve a seat near the front.As for Tane Mua (a dance performed by a solo dancer at the end of the night show that was also in the movie), the choreography has changed a long time ago from the movie, and there is no abdominal movement.It's not that the dancers' skills are low or that they're cutting corners.Monolith Tower has a public bath in the same building, so it's convenient and the distance to travel is short.Since it is a relatively new hotel, the rooms are clean.Kannoya's banana baumkuchen prepared in your room is delicious. Recommended as a souvenir.I have also stayed at Hotel Hawaiians, but the public bath and dining hall are far from the room, so it may be difficult for elderly people or families with children.I don't always use the pool, so I can't rate it...
茶木チャリ
5/5
I walked painfully to my room.I want more places where I can smoke.I would like food delivered to my room.
TANI HIDEKI
3/5
Unfortunately it is not a resort hotel.The setting of the facility usage fee is unclear, there is no detailed explanation, and the person in charge only reads out the instructions when I make an inquiry over the phone because I was charged an extra charge.You can't expect a pleasant experience considering the price setting.Please note that even though you will be using the pool, there is not enough equipment to dry wet items.There are only two elevators for the guest room capacity, which means that many guests cannot get on the middle floors, so many customers have to take the stairs, and there is no air conditioning, so it's extremely hot.The only thing was that the food was delicious, but even when I asked for wine with a meal, it didn't come out, and even when I asked politely, I was given a paper napkin.
角田美夫
4/5
I got it on the top floorGood view and roomIt was beautiful.
ココミチ
1/5
I have stayed at this hotel many times as I think it is the best hotel in Hawaiian's, but in recent years the customer service has gotten quite bad.It's really a shameThe room above is noisy with footsteps running and jumping.I left a large 120cm floating ring in front of my door and it was stolen.In the first room on the 4th floor of the hotel, in front of the door.The hotel's response was very poor.In the past, this hotel used to be very responsive if you needed something...You should be able to tell at a glance if you look at the surveillance cameras, but this hotel doesn't even do that.The customer base is much worse than before.It's not safe.A hotel where there are guests who casually steal things in front of their rooms.I thought it would be better to stay at a good hotel nearby when going to Hawaiians.It's really a shame
route 18
5/5
This is the newest and cleanest hotel among Hawaiians (although it is showing its age a little).The large public bath exclusively for Monolith Tower was relatively empty, so I took my time in the bath. It's also nice to go to Yoichi and relax, and there are plenty of options.(One night is not enough...)It's a bit expensive, but if you want to enjoy Hawaiians to the fullest, it's a good idea to stay here.The aloha greeting will soothe you!(I think Japan is hotter than Hawaii now)
Tsubasa Uchida
5/5
It's beautiful anyway. I was happy that it was directly connected to Hawaiian's, and the food was very delicious and had a lot of variety.
荻野弘美
4/5
The room was spacious and I had a relaxing time.The check-in went smoothly and I was able to check out early, so all I had to do was return the keys.I was able to keep my luggage with me, so I was able to play around lightly on the second day.
渡部香織
5/5
This is a luxurious hotel located in the Spa Resort Hawaiians.
M N
5/5
The inside of the building feels like you went to Hawaii! ️The room is also clean❗