Hotels With spa in Toyama Prefecture, Japan

This is my second stay at a hotel from this chain, and I'm really impressed by the variety of drinks available before and after meals – it's definitely great value for money. Although this time, it's a little bit off the beaten path up in the mountains.

Before trip, I think this hotel is located close to Toyama station but I walked from Toyama station to the hotel around 20 minutes (However, this was my own fault for not reading the hotel’s location information carefully). For this hotel, the facilities is very well and various such as public bath, electric body massage machine, vending machine. For the public bath, if you use it during the daytime, you’ll probably get a beautiful view of the Japan Alps surrounding the city. Unfortunately, I used it at night, when it was too dark to see the view.

Location: About a 15-minute walk from Toyama Station. There's a convenience store, the Daiwa department store, and the Toyama Prefectural Library (Glass Museum) nearby. Overall, it's very convenient. Cleanliness: First, you need to take off your shoes when you enter. The entire hotel's hallways and guest rooms are covered in tatami mats, which is a dream for those who love tatami. The bathroom floor is made of bamboo strips, which feels much better than tiles. Every morning, you can see staff meticulously cleaning the common areas, which was a great experience. (They don't clean your room during extended stays, so be aware if that's an issue for you.) Facilities: There's a public hot spring with a large pool and sauna (also open to day visitors, but closed for cleaning from 10 AM to 3 PM). If you don't like public baths, you can enjoy a private soak in the small wooden tub in your room anytime, which is fantastic – it's like getting a private onsen experience at an economy price. The ice cream, yogurt, and massage chairs on the second floor are also a huge plus. Dining: Since I stayed for several days, I booked a room without breakfast. If you decide you want breakfast on any given day, you can just go to the restaurant, swipe your card, and pay when you leave (2500 JPY per adult per meal). It's highly recommended if you love fresh seafood, offering Toyama's 'three treasures' (squid, white shrimp, and tiny rolls), as well as various sashimi and roe for you to create your own seafood bowl. Even for someone like me who doesn't eat much seafood, there were plenty of options like fried dishes, bread, and refreshing watermelon. Overall, I highly recommend this chain onsen hotel.

The staff were all very polite, kind, and generally wonderful. The amenities were great, and the room was clean. The hot spring was also very pleasant. If I had to point out one thing, it would be the dressing room in the hot spring. When I sat down to dry my hair, my eyes were drawn to the gap between the sink and the counter below, and I noticed some dust had accumulated there. The corners of the walls also had some dust. Since everything else was so clean, it was a bit disappointing. I would definitely like to stay here again.

This is a very Japanese-style hotel. If you want to experience Japanese culture, it is worth staying here at least once. The staff are friendly and speak English better than the average Japanese person. Since it is located right in front of the station, transportation accessibility is not too bad. However, as it is in a small town, you must always bear the burden of Japan's expensive transportation costs when traveling to and from places. There is nothing around, so it is completely dark and scary at night except for the main roads. The area right next to the hotel is a soliciting entertainment district. Therefore, it is not a good environment for taking a walk, running, or wandering around looking for things to do at night. Instead, enjoy the late-night ramen provided by the hotel starting at 9:30 PM. Most guests are Japanese, and since there is a public bath inside the hotel, everyone washes there. There is a fierce game of ”reading the room” in the bathhouse, where you have to make room for others to avoid getting too close. It does not operate from morning to afternoon. However, the shower curtains in the in-room bathrooms are clean; although cramped, they are good for using comfortably alone at any time. For the hotel breakfast, you must choose between Japanese and Western styles along with a bar stocked with some bread and drinks. Since you cannot change the composition of the meal, there are no options other than the provided food. There is a coffee machine in the hotel lobby. However, it is unavailable from morning to afternoon, so if you are feeling lazy, please make sure to get some coffee the day before. There is an ice machine on the 6th floor, which is convenient. When taking the elevator, give each other a light nod, and once inside, keep your distance as much as possible and look in different directions. Although the elevator doors have sensors so they do not close when people are getting on or off, please press the open button even when only a single person is exiting. If you do not press the open button, you might see the person exiting pressing the close button as they get off. There are two large supermarkets nearby, but Apple Mart, located a bit further away, has a wider variety of food items and is cheaper. If you want to enjoy a variety of Japanese food at a lower price, visit the supermarket. Anyone who has visited Japan frequently for at least 10 years will be surprised by the current prices of Japanese food and the small portion sizes. This supermarket will save you from the hunger caused by Japan's excessively small food portions. This is especially true if you are a big eater....

I arrived at Tateyama Station early to take the Tateyama Cable Car, but since there was still time before departure, I went into the hotel around 10 AM and requested an early check-in. However, I was unable to enter because other guests had not yet checked out. Nevertheless, they allowed me to rest and have a drink in the lounge, drove me to the station in time for the cable car, picked me up again when I returned late, and left my luggage in the room beforehand. The hot springs were truly wonderful, and the Kaiseki dinner and breakfast were excellent. It was a better hotel than accommodations in Switzerland or other countries bordering the Alps. With the open-air hot springs where you can enjoy the cool breeze, it is a place perfect for relaxing in a location that feels even more like the Alps than the Alps themselves.

I am really appreciated with the service of this hotel. The attitude of staffs are good and the meal are good. Really comfortable room provided!

Stayed two nights in Toyama, and Dormy Inn was my top choice. The basic amenities are pretty much the same as other locations, with all the standard toiletries, but the service really stood out. There was a ********* girl at the front desk. We arrived right as it started snowing heavily, and she not only checked us in but also offered us dry towels to wipe off – so thoughtful! We bumped into her a few more times, and she was always incredibly friendly, even recommending local sights and routes. The hotel breakfast was delicious, featuring all the Toyama specialties. And at night, the complimentary ramen even came with a perfectly soft-boiled egg; my husband polished off two bowls! The front desk also provides free tram tickets, two of them, which was super convenient. Late-night snacks included: lactic acid drink; cold drinks.

This is our first rayon. General impressions are great!!! Very interesting experience. Staff very, very straight-a-friendly. Food is fresh seafood, rice, local soups. You can't say it is not delicious. Delicious. It's a lot of it, but after the third table like this, you want something with the pasta:)))) the room was cleaned every day. There is a transfer to the station. The view from the window is beautiful. In general a quiet place designed for resting with the soul and the body!!! Below is a photo of the hotel and the nearby locations.

As one of the top ten ”art hotels” in Japan, the entire resort stands quietly in the quiet mountains and waters of Jinzu Gorge in Toyama Prefecture, which is refreshing and especially suitable for relaxation. @Resort🈶23 guest rooms of different styles,🈶two unique ”Japanese & Western SPA” hot springs♨️,🈶More than 300 works of art are carefully arranged in every corner inside and outside the hotel, which are worth slowly appreciating,🈶Library related to art,🈶Melodious background music,🈶Recreation area decorated with practical artworks,🈶Intimate and meticulous service...Low-key luxury, experience super value. @One night and two meals dinner is French cuisine. The ingredients are selected according to the concept of ”eating in season”, and all are selected from Toyama. After slowly enjoying it for 2.5 hours, the taste buds are fully satisfied; breakfast is Japanese style, tasting mountain specialties, refreshing and delicious. @The art trail along the river, there are many artworks that reflect nature, covered by heavy snow, so you can only appreciate one or two, leaving a little regret. @On a snowy day, the hotel added a free pick-up service between Toyama Station and the hotel, which was very heartwarming. #High cost-effectiveness