Historic Hotels in Toyama Prefecture from NT$1,630

"Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The Onsen is great (preferred the gender-separated onsen, as there is more space and more options than the family tub). The breakfast is a bit hectic as you need to queue, but I enjoyed the food selection. The location is pretty good for everything in town. Overall, we had a great stay here in Takayama."

"No services for cleaning the room or changing towels but it had a clothes washer and was right next to the train station. "

"Right across"

"It was the best sleep of our 15 night trip so far! 5/6 nights I to the trip. "

"Its like a home within a home. I always stay there and enjoy getting to know the staff. They are very friendly and goes beyond to support, this time I'll give a shout out to Luca chan."

"Excellent "

"Beautiful and spacious hotel near Kanazawa Station "

"Onsen was great"

"Location: 8-9 mins from the station so an easy walk. Staff: they were friendly and helpful. Hotel: clean, and has everything you need for a nice stay. It has an artificial onsen (spa) separate for men and women. Note coin laundries are located within the spa change area. Con: no signage at all for the coin laundry which others staying also struggled to find. Information is available via the room tv but you’ve really got to go through it to find that location info. Room: typical style for this chain hotel. Clean, fresh, with bathroom and shower unit. These rooms are the typical size which is fine.bed was comfortable. Water pressure is low but maybe a water saving thing which is fine, wasn’t a big deal. Room temperature is controlled centrally within the hotel, limited room control on it meaning you can’t change temperature, open a window if you need. We all feel temperature different so it was fine but I do prefer the option of how I like the temperature Food etc was all about 5 mins away. Plenty around the train station for people to enjoy. Toyama is really pretty. It’s surrounded by high mountains that were covered in snow and just looked so beautiful. I hope to get back and explore Toyama more in the future."