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This was my first time staying in Toyama. I stayed for two nights. The great appeal is the very affordable price. It’s about a 5-minute walk from the city tram stop, which didn’t feel far at all. There is a large public bath that can accommodate several people, and it was nice to relax in the spacious tub. Breakfast offered a good variety, and I enjoyed plenty of it.

When I arrived at the Hotel in the evening and checked in, the first thing that caught my eye was the welcome drinks: sake and wine. They were perfectly chilled and excellent. In the morning, breakfast was served on the 12th floor. The Tateyama Mountain Range looked beautiful, which felt like a special bonus. Of course, breakfast was also very delicious.

I traveled to Toyama on short notice and made a Reservation to stay here. The Room was clean, and all the amenities I needed were provided. There is also a sauna and a large public bath, where you can stretch out and relax. I stayed on the 7th floor, so the view was great, and it was nice being able to watch the Shinkansen from above.

Only smoking rooms were available, so I had no choice, but the cigarette smell is overwhelming from the moment you step off the elevator. In fact, the room itself feels slightly better by comparison. It’s very disappointing that luggage storage after check-out isn’t available due to limited lobby space. I felt that replacing the square chairs in the lobby with different ones might help free up space.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. We traveled with our 6-month-old infant and two dogs, so our options for Accommodations were limited. Here, we were able to use the spacious space freely without restrictions on time, and we had a very relaxing stay. Meals are not included, but since it is located in town, we had no trouble finding places to eat, and the Facility was very clean. When there was a change in the number of guests in advance, you responded kindly and promptly. We would love to stay again.

It’s not very close to Toyama Station, but it’s an easy walk. There are plenty of casual places to eat along the way, and you can also shop at a supermarket. Toyama Castle Ruins and a park are nearby, so the location is nice overall. (The nearby nightlife area may be a bit of a downside, but it’s fine as long as you don’t take the wrong alley.) Staff are always present at reception, and they can even do your laundry. The service feels polite and attentive. The Hotel exterior looks old, but it has been well renovated, and the Room and bed are spacious. You can borrow a “good sleep” pillow. It’s also great that the bathroom and toilet are separate, which is rare compared with typical unit baths.

We stayed with a group of 7 at this accommodation. It is a nostalgic traditional Japanese house, but the owner's renovation skills truly stood out, making our stay very enjoyable. Although there were time restrictions, we had fun with outdoor BBQs and campfires at the outdoor BBQ area. The facility also offers indoor options like smokeless roasters for BBQs, hot pots, or takoyaki parties. We look forward to trying these during our next stay! The indoor camping space (kids' space) is designed like a sunken earthen floor area within the building, creating an open and spacious atmosphere with its high ceiling. Being an old-style house, we were initially concerned about drafts or cold temperatures indoors; however, those worries proved unnecessary. The large stove, kotatsu table heater, air conditioning units, and other heating facilities kept us warm and comfortable throughout our stay! If there's one minor point to mention—it was sometimes unclear where guests could access freely since there were no clear signs such as "Staff Only" or "No Entry." Occasionally opening doors led to storage areas or spaces under renovation. Overall though, it was a wonderful experience where we could relax freely without any concerns. Next time we'd love to try staying at their related accommodations YADO2 or YADO3 (scheduled for completion this summer).

I stayed in a Japanese-style room (room only) because I was leaving the inn early the next morning. Even though it was a three-day holiday weekend, I was able to stay at a very reasonable price. The property has the feel of a good old-fashioned hotel. There is a large public bath, so I could relax and enjoy a long soak.

The host’s hospitality was outstanding, and we had a wonderful stay. The room was very clean, the meals were delicious, and the bath was spotless and spacious enough. Breakfast was a bit earlier than usual, but when we asked the host, they kindly accommodated us even though it was before the scheduled time. We’ve decided to stay again next year. This is the first time we’ve found such a great-value Accommodation.

I stayed here after being captivated by the night-view photos of the Onsen. Since this was a family trip with small children, I wasn’t expecting a luxury Ryokan, but because it’s located where you can take in a sweeping view of Toyama City (and even across to Imizu City), I never got tired of the scenery—sunrise, sunset, and night. Honestly, this location is truly one of a kind and priceless; it was far better than staying at some mediocre high-end Ryokan. I’ll upload my clumsy photos, but in person it’s 10 or 20 times more impressive. On the way to the Onsen there is a corridor explaining the history of the Kureha Hills, and I could really feel how much care and affection the staff have for this place and for this Hotel. The Facility is certainly Showa-era in style, but that actually made me feel even more attached to it. I felt genuinely happy to have discovered—and stayed at—this kind of Hotel. I also want to mention the breakfast buffet. Above all, I was amazed at how delicious the rice was. That wonderful white rice with miso soup and grilled fish in the morning—along with sides like okra and vinegared dishes—was something I truly enjoyed. Depending on where you’re going, if you plan to visit Toyama City or nearby Imizu City or Takaoka City, this is definitely a great choice. My kids absolutely loved Kodomo Mirai-kan at Taikoyama Land, so we’ll probably go back to Toyama next year—and when we do, I definitely want to stay at this Hotel again. Thank you very much to all of your staff.

The Onsen was so relaxing! The Tateyama view in the morning was beautiful. Breakfast—the curry, yogurt, and croissants—was delicious.