Hot Springs Hotels in Toyama Prefecture, Japan

Location is a short distance away from the Toyama station. But everything else is perfefct. I loved that my room had a small onsen as well, so I could continue to soak in the comfort of my room after visiting the big onsen. Both were great and it really helps to relax the body after a long day. Staff were friendly and went out their ways to assist with my requests. Really 10/10.

It was about a 20-minute walk to the main festival venue, but we enjoyed it without having to worry about parking. While the access was excellent for our needs, it was far from Himi Station, so we took a taxi. The hotel's restaurant is open from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and there are few restaurants within walking distance (except Uotami), but there is a 7-Eleven nearby. The hotel's large public bath is small, but it was a hot spring. There is a coin-operated washing machine near the large public bath, but it was always full, so we went to the coin laundry right in front of it. Being able to wash our clothes quickly is very convenient. The breakfast menu was typical of Route Inn, but there were also some Toyama-style items (kamaboko and firefly squid). There was a coffee machine and table seating in the lobby, so we were able to spend the time relaxing and enjoying the cool breeze even though we had a little time before check-in.

Five-star rating all around! I was a bit worried the 2019 renovation might feel old, but it absolutely doesn't – everything feels very new. They offer a pick-up service from the train station, or it's just a 300m walk. Inside the hotel, there are English-speaking staff, making communication a breeze. The buffet dinner was also good. There aren't many dining options on the hot spring street; besides one BBQ place, it's mostly set menus and ramen, so the hotel buffet is a better choice. For lunch, I recommend the cafe by the entrance; both the cakes and drinks were delicious. Since we visited in winter, we didn't book the scenic train, but we did go to the ski resort, which was perfect for kids. The foot bath next to the train station was super hot and incredibly relaxing. This is a great place to stay for two nights.

It was a very nice hotel. The Western-style room was spacious and clean, and the bath, both the changing room and the washing area, were spacious and clean, making it a very pleasant experience. It was raining, so I got wet before entering the open-air bath, but it wasn't a cold season, so it wasn't a problem. I was looking forward to the free beer, soft drinks, and ice cream after the bath, as it was listed on the website, and I was also happy to find that the evening meal buffet also included free drinks, including alcohol, which made my stay even more enjoyable. It was really nice that there was little waiting time for the elevators, and free drinks were always available on the lobby floor, making everything pleasant to use.

Nice Japanese breakfast. Strategic location to get around Gokayama and Shirakawa. In front of the hotel is the biggest Gassho style house in Japan that has a long history of being owned by samurais and where the emporia family had visited many times and is considered a cultural heritage of Japan.. I would go back to this hotel because of its location.

The hotel facilities are new and clean, and it provides free welcome drinks and buffet breakfast. There is a small bathing area, free parking and many different daily necessities (the most surprising thing is mouthwash). The price-performance ratio is really high! It is very close to Kosugi Station, and there is a large supermarket opposite the hotel, which is really convenient!

Kim Taro has a pick-up station in the Toyama Electric Railway parking lot next to the Shinkansen Unayue Hot Spring Station. Note that it is not the Shinkansen parking hotel to pick up and drop off. The time is 2:3:4 pm, ten minutes drive, I took a taxi to 3,600 yen, it was early, The staff was very enthusiastic and said that the room could be checked in after the final inspection. I checked in before 2 pm. I saw that some staff were carefully checking in other rooms. The hotel is located in the countryside, surrounded by farmland and cottages, basically no landscape, no attractions, no business, The rooms have been renovated, clean and tidy, there are egg puddings in the refrigerator, the hot springs have two areas that are large, one is open to the outside world, and the other 𤩹 Painting Hot Springs ~ Reception of guests, very good. The hotel’s meal is great, the dinner restaurant has just been renovated, it’s too good, it’s a big plus, it’s not a common sweet taste of sugar, kaiseki cuisine is fresh and elegant, the ingredients are good, it’s a surprise, the breakfast buffet has a rich local cuisine, it’s also very good, there are Chinese-speaking staff, 10 the next day: 30 There are also surrounding tourism, go to the farm and the surrounding places worth seeing for lunch at noon, return to the hotel at 13:30, I have time to not participate in the regret.

This is a special hotel in a unique location. A wonderful experience, stunning views! The onsen is fantastic! Be sure to take breakfast! The service is top notch! It's important to understand and keep in mind that the hotel is not new, but that doesn't detract from its merits. I definitely recommend including this hotel in your itinerary to explore the most vibrant corners of Japan; it's an unforgettable experience!

Exit the main gate of Toyama JR Station and walk straight on the left for about 15 to 20 minutes. The hotel offers alcoholic beverages daily from 5:00 to 7:00. The hotel is very new and has an indoor hot spring on the second floor. Breakfast is the same as usual, with average choices.

Awesome hotel, I didn’t see a high rating when I booked Ctrip. I have been hesitating to make a reservation. However, the B&B in Baichuan Township is a wooden house structure that is too old. I chose this hotel. The hot springs are superb and the rooms are clean and looks like It didn't take long for the decoration, everything was very new, and I will definitely visit again in Shirakawa Township next time.