福元館
7.0
Very Good(164 reviews)
2758 Nanasawa, Atsugi, Kanagawa 243-0121, Japan
+81 46-248-0335
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Hotel Description
Fukuengukan
福元館 (Fukuengukan) is a modest yet charming hot spring inn nestled in a serene, forested area surrounded by mountains in Atsugi, Kanagawa. Located at 2758 Nanasawa, Atsugi, Kanagawa 243-0121, Japan, this peaceful retreat is perfect for nature lovers seeking a relaxing getaway. Guests are just a 4-minute walk from Tree Cross Adventure, where they can enjoy thrilling ziplining and climbing activities. The Hinata Yakushi Buddhist temple is only 2 kilometers away, offering a cultural experience, while Aikoishida train station is 7 km from the hotel, making transportation accessible for those looking to explore the region. The hotel’s tranquil setting and the simplicity of its design create a serene atmosphere for visitors, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating stay.
The rooms at 福元館 provide a warm, traditional Japanese experience with tatami floors and futons, along with short-legged tables to create an authentic ambiance. The floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural light to flood in, providing guests with calming views of the surrounding forested area. Each room is equipped with modern comforts such as flat-screen TVs and cozy sitting areas, ensuring a pleasant stay. While the rooms are simply furnished, they offer everything you need to unwind and enjoy your stay.
As part of its commitment to relaxation, 福元館 features both indoor and open-air natural onsen baths, allowing guests to soak in the rejuvenating hot spring waters while enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding environment. Guests can also choose to indulge in private baths for a more personal and intimate experience. For those seeking a bit of entertainment, the hotel offers karaoke, table tennis, and dance lessons for a fee, providing a great way to relax and have fun.
The hotel also caters to the needs of guests hosting events, with banquet hall space available for meetings and gatherings. The restaurant at 福元館 serves delicious, home-style meals that highlight local ingredients and traditional Japanese flavors. While there are no fitness centers, spas, pools, or hot tubs at the hotel, its emphasis on natural relaxation experiences like the onsen makes it a perfect place to unwind and recharge.
Transportation to 福元館 is quite convenient. The hotel is located within walking distance of several bus stops, including 七沢温泉 (Nanasawa Onsen) and 高旗観音 (Takakiri Kannon), which are both less than 2 minutes away on foot. For those arriving from further afield, Narita International Airport is about 1 hour 51 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport can be reached in approximately 1 hour and 2 minutes.
Guests are also encouraged to explore the nearby natural and cultural attractions, such as the stunning Mount Oyama, which offers hiking routes and panoramic views of the area. The Oyama Afuri Shrine and Ōyama Temple are nearby, both providing spiritual experiences surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Other noteworthy attractions include Yabitsu Pass and Mount Tanzawa, where guests can enjoy more outdoor activities and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region.
福元館 provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you’re seeking relaxation in the hot springs or looking to explore the beautiful natural surroundings, this inn offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for a memorable stay.
The rooms at 福元館 provide a warm, traditional Japanese experience with tatami floors and futons, along with short-legged tables to create an authentic ambiance. The floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural light to flood in, providing guests with calming views of the surrounding forested area. Each room is equipped with modern comforts such as flat-screen TVs and cozy sitting areas, ensuring a pleasant stay. While the rooms are simply furnished, they offer everything you need to unwind and enjoy your stay.
As part of its commitment to relaxation, 福元館 features both indoor and open-air natural onsen baths, allowing guests to soak in the rejuvenating hot spring waters while enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding environment. Guests can also choose to indulge in private baths for a more personal and intimate experience. For those seeking a bit of entertainment, the hotel offers karaoke, table tennis, and dance lessons for a fee, providing a great way to relax and have fun.
The hotel also caters to the needs of guests hosting events, with banquet hall space available for meetings and gatherings. The restaurant at 福元館 serves delicious, home-style meals that highlight local ingredients and traditional Japanese flavors. While there are no fitness centers, spas, pools, or hot tubs at the hotel, its emphasis on natural relaxation experiences like the onsen makes it a perfect place to unwind and recharge.
Transportation to 福元館 is quite convenient. The hotel is located within walking distance of several bus stops, including 七沢温泉 (Nanasawa Onsen) and 高旗観音 (Takakiri Kannon), which are both less than 2 minutes away on foot. For those arriving from further afield, Narita International Airport is about 1 hour 51 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport can be reached in approximately 1 hour and 2 minutes.
Guests are also encouraged to explore the nearby natural and cultural attractions, such as the stunning Mount Oyama, which offers hiking routes and panoramic views of the area. The Oyama Afuri Shrine and Ōyama Temple are nearby, both providing spiritual experiences surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Other noteworthy attractions include Yabitsu Pass and Mount Tanzawa, where guests can enjoy more outdoor activities and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region.
福元館 provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you’re seeking relaxation in the hot springs or looking to explore the beautiful natural surroundings, this inn offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for a memorable stay.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Nestled in a tranquil forested area surrounded by mountains
2. 4-minute walk to Tree Cross Adventure for ziplining and climbing
3. On-site natural onsen baths, both indoor and open-air
4. Banquet hall available for meetings and events
5. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami floors and futons
6. Located 2 km from Hinata Yakushi Buddhist temple
7. Private baths available for a more intimate onsen experience
8. Easy access to bus stops, including 七沢温泉 (Nanasawa Onsen)
9. Proximity to cultural and nature attractions like Mount Oyama
10. Restaurant serving traditional Japanese home-style meals
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Oyama
39 min
Oyama Afuri Shrine39 min
Ōyama Temple39 min
Yabitsu Pass54 min
Mount Tanzawa50 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 2 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$241
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Location
2758 Nanasawa, Atsugi, Kanagawa 243-0121, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 51 min
Transit: 3 hr 1 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 2 min
Transit: 2 hr 13 min
Transit:
七沢病院下（バス）
Walking: 11 min
高旗観音（バス）
Walking: 1 min
七沢温泉（バス）
Walking: 2 min
七沢病院（バス）
Walking: 12 min
七沢病院入口（バス）
Walking: 11 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
In a forested area surrounded by mountains, this modest hot spring inn with an annex is a 4-minute walk from climbing and ziplining at Tree Cross Adventure, 2 km from the Hinata Yakushi Buddhist temple and 7 km from Aikoishida train station.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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6.9
63 reviews
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9
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27
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17
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2
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8
まっしゅぽてと
4/5
The building is old, but the inn is connected to the Takiji Kobayashi family, so you can feel the atmosphere of those days.
sters zak
4/5
Basically, it was old in many places, but there were new parts here and there, and there wasn't anything that looked old or boring.The rooms and hallways are a little squeaky in some places.The hot springs are alkaline and will leave your skin smooth and beautiful. Be careful of the bathroom floor.For some reason, the shower was so strong that I was surprised! Maybe it could be a little weaker (lol)There are various things in the changing area, so even if you come empty-handed, you'll probably be fine.There was also Wi-Fi. There was an ssid and password in the room.There was a space where I could work, so I thought it could be used for things like workcations or company training camps.There is an activity spot called Tree Cross Adventure nearby. I've only seen a glimpse of it, but I don't think it's possible unless you're an elementary school student...It seems like a good plan to work up a sweat there, take a leisurely soak in a hot spring, eat delicious seasonal food, and get a good night's sleep.It also seems to be the entrance to a hiking course. It might be a good idea to use this inn as a vacation spot.There are no shops inside the building. There are some things you can buy at the front desk, but that's about it.There are vending machines, but the lineup is somewhat modest. There is a vending machine within a 30 second walk outside, and there are a few more varieties.You can also order drinks, but there aren't that many varieties.It's a bit of a walk, but there's Koganei Sake Brewery and Marche, so it might be a good idea to buy sake, snacks, drinks, sweets, etc. there before coming.I was a little concerned that the water from the faucet in the room was slow and that it wasn't drinkable. They gave me bottled water, but I thought it would be nice if there was a system where I could drink it freely. It might be placed somewhere together, or it might be a water server.Come to think of it, I heard that it was also used as a filming location for Aibo, but I wonder where that was...?There were a few autographed colored papers here and there, so there might be a few people visiting here and there.
ちこ
4/5
Day trip bath only(1000 yen (tax included, bathing tax excluded)) Business hours (11:00-14:00, 16:00-19:00 *Last reception closes 1 hour before)Parking lot: 10 regular cars
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Passport809636
4/5
I visited for lunch. ||I was a little surprised at how old the exterior was, and |the room felt nostalgic, but|the food was delicious and mostly hot. …
安藤真弘
4/5
Day trip plan: Check in at 11am, check out at 4pm, 6 tatami Japanese style room with toilet and lunch included. At check-in, we were introduced to the fact that we could use the private family bath between 2:00 and 3:00 when the men's and women's public baths were switched, and we were able to use it additionally. The exterior is quite old, and the large interior has some rooms and facilities that are not used, so it feels like it is not used during the day. The room I was shown to was a renovated version of the Showa era room. However, the lunch I had in my room was very delicious, and although I didn't take a bath in the open-air bath (at first there was only a large public bath for men, there was an open-air bath for women, which was later replaced), I thought it was a very nice hot spring.
神崎大志
1/5
This is the first time I have felt such a bad feeling.I went there with my two daughters for a day trip to the hot springs, but the landlady? The old lady seemed busy and said, ``Um...I think I'll probably let you in, but please wait for a moment!'' She entered the front desk, guided the two women who were waiting there, and then... It doesn't come out. I was left standing in the doorway for about 10 minutes, and I got angry so I left.My younger daughter, who was looking forward to soaking in the hot springs after having fun at the Tree Cross Adventure, ended up crying and all the fun she had during the day was ruined. I still can't control my feelings. It made me feel the worst.I don't think it's possible in the hospitality industry, much less in the hotel industry, to have people wait at the entrance with their shoes on without being allowed inside. If you can't get in, I'll understand if you explain that, but I wonder what happened to us who were asked to wait and couldn't even go inside! ?I can't help but think that they are sitting cross-legged in the fact that it is a long-established inn. This is a terrible inn that I will never go to again and cannot recommend to anyone.I added one star because I can't write a review without giving it one star, but it should have been minus five stars.
Itsuko
3/5
It was an old inn, but it was a relaxing stay. The food was delicious.
河内ヨウコ
5/5
I went to a hot spring on a day trip a while ago.I usually use a cane, so when I go to a store, etc., I always wipe the bottom of my cane with the towel I brought with me and ask if it's okay to go in. Listen. I suddenly wanted to take a day trip to a hot spring, but I forgot something to wipe myself with, so when I told the hostess about that, she said, ``Don't worry about that 😊 Your cane is your leg ☝️ You can leave it as is.'' !"and. I was almost in tears as I heard those words for the first time. The soft hot water and the landlady's kind words soothed my mind and body✨I would like to stay for one night next time.
多田真
4/5
I stayed at Jalan for one night because there was space available on the day I wanted.My purpose was to "take a hot spring", so I didn't play around with the others.The selling point is the strong alkaline beauty bath, which I took a dip in as soon as I arrived.I had a slimy feeling that I didn't really feel when I went to other alkaline springs in Kanagawa Prefecture, and when I washed my body with a nylon towel after returning home, I felt a stinging sensation, and my epidermis was peeling off and growing back. Probably.After all, I was able to use the public bath all night, so I went in and out many times, including dinner.There are 3 hot spring baths: a large bath, an indoor/outdoor bath, and a family bath.Men's and women's baths changed according to the hours, and the public bath was a men's bath during the night.Transportation is not very convenient.If you go by bus, the nearest bus stop is so frequent that it seems like it's there for check-in and check-out at this inn, and there's only one bus in the morning and one in the evening, so if you're only staying for one night, it will inevitably take a long time to stay. becomes shorter.The nearest bus stop is called Takahata Kannon, and the route goes around the inn, so you will pass the same bus stop twice.The second stop, Takahata Kannon, is in front of the entrance of the inn, so we recommend skipping it the first time.Also, because the Takahata Kannon bus stop is located off the main bus line and back again, both the outbound trip to Hirosakuji Onsen and the return trip to Atsugi Bus Center come from the same direction, so when you get on the bus on the way back, You need to be careful where you go.Otherwise, you will have to go to Kosakuji Onsen and then go to Atsugi via Takahata Kannon.It's far from the main road and quiet, so it's a good place to relax and write manuscripts.Because the building is old and has two floors, there is no elevator.I was scared of the stairs wearing a yukata that I'm not used to wearing (especially if you have bad feet?).One point that could be improved is that you can only borrow one key per room, so you can't move around separately.A meeting is required, so it would be nice if each person had one.This time, I was disappointed that my stay was short and I couldn't see the room where Takiji Kobayashi stayed.There was also a sauna, but I didn't go there either, so this is a foreshadowing for the next time I use it...I guess?
Priskin Nicras
1/5
There is no information on the closure anywhere, but it is temporarily closed.
104 2boy
5/5
I stayed here without meals.It was a facility with a Showa era atmosphere that was very relaxing. I spent my time surrounded by the sounds of birds and the river, without the sounds of everyday life.I can't say that the bath was very clean, but the simmering hot water made both my wife and I's skin smooth and smooth.
poo taka
3/5
Family run? A homely innLayering two comforters makes it a bit heavy and uncomfortable to sleep on.I would like to request improvement.
遊々亭遊民
3/5
This is a convenient place when you want to relax for a while in a quiet place. This is a Showa-era inn where dial telephones are still in use in the rooms, and I personally like this atmosphere. However, it cannot be denied that the facility as a whole is aging.If you come by bus from Atsugi, you will need to walk a bit, except for the limited number of buses. Also, the hot springs have a slimy quality that is good for the skin, so it's not bad, but it was more average than I expected. The food is worth the price. It feels neither good nor bad.However, it is a great place to forget about your daily work and spend some time in a daze, so I recommend it to people who are tired from work.
でひ
2/5
As a historical innI guess I'm sitting cross-legged.No matter how much I think about it, I still can't find anything good about it...mats in the bathroom, etc.I wonder if it's changing...I'm curious.There's no cell phone signal...Wifi signal is bad...The rice is also nothing special.Breakfast sausage...I'm sure it's a 480 yen wiener from Gyomu Super.It tastes like what I always eat.
Marbee M
3/5
Since it was a weekday, it was reserved for private use😆I want to go again 👍🏾
北岡和美
1/5
① It's too hot without front air conditioning. I felt sick while waiting.② The stairs leading to the second floor are full of mold.It smells like mold, and it might be a long-established Showa ryokan, the mold is so bad!③ The food is not good for the price. Amateur content. The children's meals were poor.④ I went there because it was close to athletics, but it was the worst so far.⑤ In your post, you said that the staff were pleasant, but this is natural since it is a service industry.As someone who has worked in the service industry for a long time, I was surprised at how many things were slightly different.However, the rustic rural feel was nice.
don ron
4/5
Hot spring feels good
Room 2
Service 3
Location3
中江川謙
4/5
The alkaline spring quality makes your skin smooth.
大名フック
1/5
I stayed in the summer, but the inside of the air conditioner froze and I couldn't use it. This is a very old shitty inn, so please be careful.Don't be fooled by the homepage❗
M P
1/5
I called to confirm the information and the staff answered in a very rude manner. As a foreigner, my Japanese is not perfect. That person was imitating the way I was struggling with speaking. He was very condescending. I will never go there.