Toyoko Inn Toyama-eki Shinkansen-guchi No.2 Reviews

Very convenient. Counter services is very good but not able to communicate in English.

So Good , will come back again near the Station

Very near to Toyama JR station Convenient and bonus comes with breakfast

very close to train station.

This is the second time I stayed here. When I came out of Toyama Station and looked up to the left, the hotel building stood out there. I always liked Toyoko Inn. The twin room was relatively large. I liked the breakfast the most. It was rich and suitable for our taste. I liked rice and fried fish the most, plus fried eggs and vegetables. It was very comfortable to eat. Going to Tateyama or other places, because it is right next to the station, it is very easy to control the time, and there is no need to rush. Check-in and check-out can be operated by machines, with Chinese prompts, and you can handle it without any obstacles even if you don't know Japanese or English. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the most beautiful Starbucks, which is more comfortable than expected. The art museum is also good. It is pleasant to sit quietly in front of the glass window for an afternoon.

Although the room is small, it is clean and has free breakfast. The best thing is that it is very close to the station, which is really convenient. However, you have to queue during the breakfast peak period. If you are in a hurry to catch the train, it is recommended to get up early.

The location is very good. There is free coffee and tea on the first floor. It is opposite Toyama Station, which is very convenient for traveling by train. There are supermarkets, pharmacies and a comprehensive shopping mall around it.

The room was big, just opposite the JR exit station, with free breakfast, coffee and soft drinks, very clean, and good service.

The hotel conditions of Toyoko Inn are still a bit worse. I checked out at 8 o'clock in the morning and didn't want to stay for another minute. 1. It's on a high floor, but there are all kinds of flying insects coming in from nowhere. There are all kinds of flying insects on the windows, indoors, and in the bathroom. 2. The windows are closed, but the sound insulation is very poor. The sound of the train next to it and the car downstairs is constant. 3. The bathroom makes rhythmic sounds from time to time. 4. The room was not cleaned during the two-day stay. The towels were only hung on the door handle and the used ones in the room were not taken away.

It was the last night of the trip. I originally wanted to book a cheap hotel, but I was pleasantly surprised. The overall price/performance ratio was very high, it was very clean, and the room size was the largest during the Hokuriku trip!

The breakfast you bring with you is OK if you are not picky. You can take pictures of the distant mountains on the top floor, the 18th floor. It is right next to Toyama Station and the location is OK. There is also a convenience store downstairs.

The hotel is very new and the location is very good. You can see it when you leave the station. The free breakfast is very practical, but there are a little more people on weekends.

The reception in the lobby is very polite, the breakfast is normal, the room rate is very cheap, the price is good, the room is big👍👍👍The transportation is super convenient, get off the Shinkansen and go to the south exit on the left, south exit, south exit, (important) , I have to tell you three times) Cross the street on your left and you will find the tram stop in front of the hotel. Take the train on the opposite platform and get off at Nishimachi. You will find the Toyama Glass Museum. It is worth going. There is no entrance fee, but it is worth spending 200 yuan to see the exhibits. It is super beautiful. , there is a convenience store behind the hotel, the Rakuzo restaurant upstairs is good for food, and the room overlooks Toyama Station, in short 👍👍👍👍👍

Overall it's OK. It's close to Toyama Electric Railway and JR Station, which is convenient for the morning trip to Tateyama Kurobe. The breakfast is average, with few varieties, but it's filling