Hotels With Breakfast in Toyama Prefecture, Japan

Stayed in a standard twin room for 2 nights. The room is slightly too warm as it operates on a central heating system. The rest of the hotel facilities are excellent. The staff are warm and friendly. If you do not want to have your room made up, they reward you with 2 QR codes which you can use at the vending machine behind the front desk. We chose this hotel as it was a street across the Shirakawago express bus stop operated by the Toyama Chitetsu Bus company. It was really convenient for us to use it to explore Toyama as well as take a day trip to Shirakawago.

Very satisfied with my stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Toyama. The hotel was kind enough to allow a flexible and early check-in, which made a big difference after travelling. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful with everything I needed, especially in assisting my 72-year-old mum — their care and attentiveness really stood out. The location is only a stone’s throw away from Toyama Station, making it very convenient for getting around. The pyjamas were also surprisingly comfortable, which made the stay even more enjoyable. Overall, I was very happy with the experience and will definitely stay here again if I visit Toyama in the future.

The room was spotless and a decent size. It's definitely spacious enough for solo travelers and perfectly fine for two people. The location is superb, right by Toyama Castle and the Glass Museum, with a convenience store directly opposite and the tram to Toyama Station just to the right. Breakfast was also excellent – well worth buying a breakfast voucher for. I originally only planned to stay one night and then head to Unazuki Onsen the next day, but due to heavy snow, I ended up extending my stay in Toyama for an extra day. The front desk staff were very helpful, even though one of the ladies struggled a bit with English; another colleague quietly assisted with translation. In the end, with my half-baked Japanese and English, I successfully managed to extend my reservation for another night.

Came here to relax with the natural hot spring that Toyama is famous for. The waters here are dark brown like soya sauce. The public bath has several baths including one that is outdoor. There are ample lockers, dressing tables and shower berths. The laundry room is inside the public bath area. They are separate machines from the dryer. While the washing machines are free, it costs money to use the dryer. The shower cubicle in the hotel room has no shower rail to hang laundry to dry. The double bed room has a private cypress wood bath tub. It felt good to soak in onsen water in the morning before breakfast. It’s deep enough for someone tall to sit in. A short walk away is the tram stop. A free tram ride coupon can be obtained from the front desk for international tourists.

This hotel is an excellent choice for a trip to Toyama. It's located on the 5th floor and above of a shopping mall right next to Toyama Station. You can just go downstairs and you're right at the station, which makes transportation and dining incredibly convenient. In terms of transport, since there isn't a huge amount to explore within Toyama city itself, and most attractions are within walking distance of the station (even Iwasehama is reached by train from Toyama Station), staying near the station is a significant plus if you're using Toyama as a base to visit places like Takaoka, Amaharashi, or Himi. For dining, you can find local Toyama specialty restaurants right at the station, and they generally have good reviews. Therefore, just the location alone makes this hotel highly recommendable. As for the facilities, the hotel has everything you'd expect, and the rooms are well-maintained. The public bath is decent, and the breakfast is quite good. Not only is the all-you-can-eat sushi (which is a main selling point) of good quality, but the other dishes are also noteworthy. I was very satisfied with the meal. Overall, if you're using Toyama as a base for a two-day trip to explore the surrounding areas, this hotel is a superb option.

I stayed for 4 nights in Toyama, and overall, this hotel had the largest room and offered the best value for money. It's just a 3-4 minute walk from Toyama Station, and you can see the hotel as soon as you exit. The room was very spacious for our family of three, and it even came with capsule coffee and snacks. The mini-bar drinks were also replenished daily. There's a large supermarket directly across from the hotel (mostly cosmetics/pharmacy items). Several restaurants recommended by Google Maps were also within walking distance, which was incredibly convenient. Breakfast was decent but didn't vary much over the days. All in all, it's a really excellent hotel, highly recommended.

The hotel is just 2 mins walk from Toyama station. Across it is a shopping mall. Very convenient! Hotel has free bike to rent, easy to cycle around the place. Hotel breakfast is really good, an infusion of japanese with other cultures. And most affordable. Room amenities are basic but sufficient. The only thing I don't like is the bed. Gives me backache. There is only one thin pillow. Otherwise all good.

The hotel is super convenient, only about a 3 to 5-minute walk from the station. It offers great value for money, with fantastic photo opportunities overlooking the Kurobe Gorge. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped. Both breakfast and dinner are buffet-style with a wide variety of dishes. For dinner, you can even choose a hotpot to cook at your table, and they also feature local Hokuriku specialties.

The breakfast is the highlight of this hotel, but children over six are charged adult prices, there's no separate child rate. The hotel rooms are a bit small, and the toiletries are P.O.L.A., which is nice, and you can get coffee yourself. The beds in the room are also on the smaller side, but still manageable for sleeping. One thing to note is that there's no room service if you're resting in your room.

This hotel offered the best value for money during this trip. It's not far from Toyama Station. It's a five- or six-minute walk from the North Exit, and there's a 7-Eleven diagonally opposite. It's about a ten-minute walk to the Kansui Park, and you can also visit the museum there. Even going to the City Hall for the night view is only about a ten-minute walk. Take the tram from the North Exit of Toyama Station to Nishimachi; the glass museum is right there.