Best around Toyama Spot List

It reminds me of the spirit of peace. This is a Japanese-style inn. The nostalgic chirimen work handmade by the landlady welcomes you in a gorgeous manner. It makes you feel warm and warm. Smiling, warm, smiling, this is the heart of Yumiko. The large hot spring bath (open-air bath) is a simple spring with no taste or odor. It is characterized by hot water that is soft on the skin. It is said to be effective in treating neurological diseases and women's diseases.

Move by Alpine route from Tateyama station and Ogisawa station. Please note that you cannot enter your own car. At the end, about a 15-minute walk from Murodo Station. Full-scale mountaineering equipment is required depending on the snow conditions and weather.

Tateyama Station is right in front of you! You can reserve a time for the Tateyama Cable Car at the ticket counter at Tateyama Station, so you can buy your ticket the morning of the day and relax in your room until your departure time. The bath at Senjyuso is a natural hot spring created by the sacred mountain Tateyama! You can feel the blessings of the earth on your skin. (This is a Japanese-style bath. There is no separate shower. For meals, we prepare seasonal meals such as fresh fish caught in Toyama Bay and wild vegetables from Tateyama. Please eat your fill of Koshihikari rice from Toyama Prefecture! *Please note that you will need to use stairs to get around this hotel. *The rooms do not have baths or toilets, so they are shared. The baths in the building are separate indoor baths for men and women. The toilets in the building are separate toilets with washlets for men and women.

The new brand, "APA Hotel Stay Toyama," will have its grand opening on Thursday, February 22, 2024! [APA Hotels & Resorts' first all-inclusive service] The price of the accommodation includes meals and drinks during your stay and the use of the hotel facilities.* *However, some optional services are subject to a fee.

Ikuji Onsen Tanakaya is a ryokan located in Shimizu Village in Kurobe. It is said that when Kenshin Uesugi became unable to walk due to beriberi, he was cured of his illness with the divine guidance of the god of Niihari Shrine. Our inn has been running a small ryokan on the coast of Kurobe as a hot spring resort since 1909. The garden of about 5,000 tsubo, which has been carefully nurtured for generations, surrounds the ryokan, and you can enjoy the seasonal tastes unique to Toyama and Kurobe, nurtured by beautiful water, to your heart's content, and enjoy the hot springs while thinking about the history of 100 years. We are a simple, quiet and small inn, but we look forward to welcoming you with our heartfelt hospitality.