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Really nice hotel close to the station and the Maroot shopping building. Rooms were clean and I particularly liked the shower/bath room. Like quite a few Japanese hotels, the shower and bath (while in the same room) are separate. That means while you shower the bath can be filling up. It gives you the Japanese option of washing yourself clean in the shower and then getting into a hot bath to relax straight away. Breakfast was also great - unlike most hotels, someone takes you to your table first...

Really lovely hotel - next to Daiwa shopping centre and on the main tram route (hotel will give you free tram tickets on request) The onsen facilities are extremely good and the main reason to pick this hotel over its competitors. No gym but multiple franchise gyms in the vicinity. 5 minutes away is the incredible coffee shop “Sixth or Third” (English-speaking)

Great location 5 mins walk across the road from Toyama station. Had a twin room and the single beds were slightly bigger than standard size. Nice PJs were provided and amenities were provided in the room. No bottled water, but they did provide a water jug and ice bucket in the room and there was a little room with a water (and ice) machine on every floor. Onsen - clean and with good lockers - hot and cold pools available. Also nice basket in the room which was very useful for taking your things...

Fantastic! I loved the ice creams after the onsen and we will definitely come back very impressed! Thank you

We stayed here before and had great service and location very close to where we needed to be. Rooms are on the small side but it's fine as long as you expect it. Onsen is a bonus in the hotel.

I didn’t plant to stay in Takaoka but the bus from Shirakawa-go was fully booked to Kanazawa. It was very good as the bus stopped the right in front of this hotel. There is a onsen style public bath which made me relax. The room was alright (not too bad). I explored some streets where old Japanese houses are well preserved. However, Takaoka is now a bit sad as local shops have been closed down as there is a big shopping mall near Shin-Takaoka where Shinkansen stops.