Hotels in Uozu

In general hotel in japan is very small, and this is no exceptions. The hotel is very clean, amenity is good, with self service laundry, public bath in house and free coffee machine in the lobby. The location wise is okay, within five mins walking distance from train station, and close to convenience store, supermarket and restaurants. The breakfast is quite decent, better than what I expected with...

The bath and the night crying soba (black ramen) were great.

The food is delicious and the bath is clean.

Ramen is available for dinner! Awesome! 👍🏻

The overall service is good, but when booking online, I saw that it was a twin room, and I mistakenly thought it was for two people. However, when I arrived, I was told that it was only for one person, and that one more person would have to pay 5,100 yen. When I checked in, I felt like I was being cheated, which affected my experience. We hope that hotels and TRIP.COM can inform guests of relevant...

very clean, comfortable, delicious breakfast, respectful staff, forgot my passport when leaving, they wrote an email and informed me about it

The large public bath and breakfast were very good, so I was very satisfied.

A 15-minute walk from Uozu Station feels farther than it actually feels in time. The road to the hotel is straight and only requires a turn, but if you're traveling with a carry-on bag I recommend taking a taxi. If you want to eat local sashimi for dinner, you can buy some at a nearby supermarket and have it in your room. Fresh local sashimi is delicious, as expected. This hotel is in a good location...

I was satisfied with the location, parking, room, hot springs, food, staff, and price, but the toilet in my room was a bit disappointing. It was old and the washlet wasn't very good. Since I use it several times a day, it bothered me a bit.

I use this hotel almost every year for sports tournaments. I don't go there for leisure, but it's reasonably priced and clean. No issues.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was a semi-double, so it was very comfortable. The large public bath was also spacious, warm, and very pleasant. Breakfast was a buffet, so I ate a lot. I would definitely stay again.

We stayed for 2 nights in late November when winter started. The room and public bath were clean, and the location was good, with convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Also, when I went to sleep, the room got cold and when I asked for a blanket, the service was good.

I couldn't sleep because I heard a sound like running water in my room. Room 301

Great hotel close to the train station. Rooms are really comfortable

Clean, comfortable, ample free parking. Nice buffet breakfast. Smart TV has screen casting enabled.

Very nice little hotel. Good for short Stay in a transition. cash only.

I make it my regular lodging. Simplified Luxury is true to its word: 50-inch TVs and comfortable beds at reasonable prices are hard to find. The large bathrooms and saunas in other hotels are attractive, but they are no substitute for a comfortable bed and pillows. For me, this is the best.

Very good location, very near railways station. Value for money. And room is clean.

The front desk was friendly, but the rooms were so-so. The breakfast area was closed. The parking lot was a little difficult to find.

It's about what you'd expect for the price. If you don't expect excessive service, it's great. There's a manga cafe in front of the hotel, and there are other hotels around the station that are reasonably priced. Reviews are mixed, but I had no problems.

I've recently stayed at five hotels (in Kurobe and Uozu), so I'll review them here. First, the positive points: You can smoke in your room! That's great for smokers. The negative points: The buildings are too old. The windows are broken, so there's no ventilation. The rooms are dimly lit. It's a bit of a problem that the elevator always stops on the second floor. This hotel may be comfortable for...

It was close to the station, and there was a large shopping mall-like building right next door, which made it convenient for buying souvenirs. Although breakfast wasn't included, we were able to get breakfast at the bakery in the building, and it was great that our family of three could stay in the same room.

I stayed here when I visited Uozu to catch firefly squid. It's an older hotel, but it was clean. Being an older hotel, there were some inconveniences, such as no power outlets next to the bed, but it was close to Uozu Station, and there were supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so I didn't have any trouble finding food. It's also close to Uozu Port, and there's a parking lot, so I think it's a good...

The bathroom is old. I was particularly concerned about the area around my feet. The front desk staff were very helpful!

The location is perfect for traveling by car. There is a large parking lot next door, but it is also used by a restaurant, so if you arrive late, there are only a few spaces left. They offer a variety of services, including welcome coffee and local curry. The room is clean, and the only complaint I have is the weak hair dryer.

The food was delicious! I'll definitely use your service again when I visit. Thank you!

Breakfast is included, they serve limited-time curry at night, and the room rate is reasonable. Recommended for those staying multiple nights for work or those looking to keep food costs down. The air conditioner smelled like it hadn't been cleaned, and the floor didn't smell very clean, but once you're in the room, it's not an issue.

The services, such as the Himi curry service and breakfast buffet, were very good. This time, only smoking rooms were available, and the smell of cigarettes was very bothersome. There was an option to select non-smoking, so I chose that, but unfortunately the room was not suitable for non-smokers.

I wanted to visit both Kurobe City and Toyama City in the prefectures, so I searched for a hotel in Uozu, which is halfway between the two prefectures, and chose this one. It was located along a main road, so it was easy to find and I was able to check in smoothly.

The room wasn't too small, just the right size. Breakfast was included, and it was good, delicious, and clean.

Although the building is a bit older, the location and value made this a fantastic stay. We visited in April 2025 (this is a much delayed review but I can't stop thinking about this trip). We chose this hotel because we were going on the firefly squid boat tour and this was the only hotel within walking distance of the dock. The proximity to the dock and the Hotaruika Museum were a huge plus for us...

Toilet was not properly worked

We booked this hotel to watch Haruhi Quartet and Glowing Squid. The scenery nearby is beautiful. The hotel provided a rich dinner. There was nothing to eat nearby, so my friends and I didn't order any food and went shopping in the supermarket. The supermarket turned off the lights and closed on time at 20:00. My friends grabbed some food, which was very pitiful. We should have just booked a suite with...

The room is clean, the hotel is old, the breakfast is delicious, and the check-in includes breakfast, which is cost-effective. You can see the snow-capped mountains when you open the window. It's a good place for a short stay.

Came here for the fluorescent squid sightseeing boat. As a result, the cruise ship was suspended due to strong winds and waves. The hotel is better than expected, very close to the station, less than 100 meters. The front desk service was enthusiastic, answered all our questions, informed us of the sightseeing boat information, and told us where to eat (dinner at the hotel must be booked, without a...

Good stay! Super convenient location from the train station (almost literally 100 steps) and to the firefly squid (hotaruika) museum (about 6 blocks). Staff speak minimal English and the restaurant seemed to be vooked for a private event one night (and there just arent a lot of restaurants in walking distance, let alone open on a Tuesday). The room was tidy and efficient. The beds were low, and nicely...

Free parking, basic hotel but unfortunately you cannot open the windows. Nice roof top bath.

It's clean, the service is great, the rooms are spacious, and overall I'm very satisfied. The bathroom was designed by a designer and was nice and relaxing, but the only downside was that there were only two washing areas and the overall space was quite small... Day trippers are allowed in until 9pm, so I was fine with going in after that, but I imagine it can get quite crowded if there are other day...

This hotel is within walking distance of Uozu Station. It's probably the best hotel in the area, with a prestigious lobby. It's rare to find a hotel like this in a regional city of this size. It's a bit old, but it's been renovated, and the sauna on the top floor is especially modern and stylish. It's worth staying just for that reason.

The rooftop sauna has a great design, but the outdoor oven is too hot; you'll want to leave after 10 seconds. The outdoor pool is too cold, and there aren't enough spaces in the rinsing and combing areas.

I stayed here on a business trip. I was traveling alone in a twin room! I had heard that the baths were good, but they close early at night, so I took a morning bath! It was nice to just relax in the open-air bath while being blown by the breeze. Even though I was there for work, I still felt like I was on vacation.

The spa was stylish! ⭐︎ There were two types of saunas. My favorite was the Mukanburo, a bath that was neither too hot nor too cold, about 30°C, and felt like you could stay there forever. The view of the Sea of ​​Japan was amazing! The amenities were Osaji, including shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and a Refa shower head and hair dryer, which were great for women! ⭐︎ I recommend the spa alone!

This is where three women stayed for a rest during a long trip to Japan. It was a satisfying stay, allowing us to spend the entire day in the room without leaving. However, the heater must be turned off at night, so it can be a little chilly.

Although it is a small inn, the service is attentive and the dinner and breakfast were delicious. There is a mascot dog and bunny, and they are very friendly and cute. I would definitely like to return to this inn.

I stayed here for two nights, the day before and the day of the Kurobe Gorge Torokko train ride. It was a very homey and lovely inn. The bath was relaxing, and the dog that greeted me was very cute and soothing. It completely relieved my fatigue. I will definitely stay here again when I come to Toyama.

The spa is slightly slimy and heated up. The accommodations are enough. The food is not bad. This Onsen-ryokan is built at remote area from town. So you would have a little difficult to find it out by car without navigation system.

Very nice place to stay. Quiet. Before they finish to set up the antenna above the village you have to walk uphill to get 4G connection for your internet:-)

It was a really wonderful inn 🙂‍↕️❤️I want to go again

When staying at a hotel, you often get a maid assigned to your room, but this place doesn't. That's a big plus. The room is a simple yet stylish Western-style room. There's even a massage chair. What surprised me was the food. The yellowtail I usually eat was served in a beautiful French style with a lovely sauce (but with a hint of Japanese influence), and there were also exquisitely balanced Japanese...

I stayed here about two years ago. It was a small inn and the interior was very clean. The rooms were small and it didn't feel like you could stretch your legs and relax. The public spaces are also small, but it would be nice if there were more space to enjoy them. For dinner, I chose the firefly squid plan. They only served five firefly squid for shabu-shabu, and I would have liked to have more boiled...

I think this is an inn where you'll be satisfied with everything from the facilities to the service, food, and baths. I had a wonderful time 👍️ There are two family baths, and lights in the hallway and in the room let you know which ones are available. The bathtub is very spacious, and I personally like it as a large bath 😅 There's always a lot of hot water, so it's replaced quickly and always clean...

I was attracted to the fact that there were only six rooms, so I decided to stay there. Apparently the baths were renovated in March 2022, and I was impressed by how modern and beautiful they were. Unusually for a private bath, both had two washing areas, so it was very easy to use with multiple people. Also, although it is a small inn, the attention to detail in every corner of the building made it...

It was just right, close to the station, and had free parking, so it was great.

I was traveling alone by car, and I had no problems from check-in to check-out. The room was clean, and since I don't smoke, there was no odor. I was very satisfied with the accommodation. The added benefit of having a supermarket next door is why I want to give it 5 stars. Thank you for your hospitality.

Free parking is appreciated since it's close to Uozu Station. There were no spaces available on the first floor, so I parked on the second floor, which was accessible by a slope. It seemed to be mixed in with the apartment building's residents' parking, so I was a little confused when I first saw it. The stairs leading down from the second-floor parking lot to the first-floor lobby were difficult to...

The location is convenient for both car and train travel, with a large parking lot close to Uozu Station. Plus, the room rate was reasonable and I had a comfortable stay. The parking lot is on the first floor, so you don't have to worry about rain or the hot sun. While it's spacious, if it's full, you can park in the uncovered lot on the second floor, up a slope. (The covered lot is monthly, so you...

My friends went on a sightseeing train trip to the Kurobe Gorge. We couldn't get a reservation at the Unazuki Hot Spring Hotel, so we booked 3 single rooms. Although the hotel's equipment was relatively old, it was only a short one-night stay and was enough to rest.

This isn't a hotel I'd recommend to everyone, but it's not impossible to stay here. Therefore, 3 stars. Good points: - Access: Both Ainokaze and Toyama Chihō Railway lines are accessible. There's a shopping center right next door, so getting food is easy. There's also a 100-yen store. You can catch a city bus from both the station and the shopping center. - Free washing machine: Laundry is essential...

The hotel staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, always willing to assist guests. The hot spring water quality was excellent, very comfortable and pleasant. The room was spacious with a beautiful view. The dinner cuisine was of high quality, clearly showing the chef's dedication and effort in preparation. The shuttle bus service to the JR station is also a big plus.

everything was fantastic!! great place, friendly staff very relaxing

Kintaro offers pick-up service from the Toyama Electric Railway parking lot next to Unazuki Onsen Station on the Shinkansen line. Note that they do not pick up guests from the hotel parking lot on the Shinkansen line. The pick-up times are 2, 3, or 4 PM, and the journey takes about ten minutes. I took a taxi, which cost 3600 yen. I arrived early, and the staff were very welcoming, saying that I could...

What an unexpectedly seamless stay! There was a shuttle bus that met us at the Shinkansen station that took us to the Onsen. When we arrived, we were ushered to a comfortable lobby for check-in. The bellman showed us the entire hotel and onsen, and walked us through our kimonos and slippers. Lovely breakfast, lovely rooms, lovely Onsen... and another free shuttle back to the Shinkansen station. We...

This is a wonderful hotel and onsen! The hotel interior is beautiful and well maintained. Rooms are super spacious, clean, and well-stocked with quality full-sized toiletries. The entire staff is wonderful, courteous, and patient with non-Japanese speaking visitors. My husband and I appreciated the excellent meals, especially the opportunity to try traditional Japanese dishes. We would stay here again...

The room features a hot spring bath with the Tateyama mountain range in front of you. The hotel is surrounded by village roads and rice paddies, a truly affluent setting. The dinner set meal was incredibly lavish, and even the simpler breakfast couldn't overshadow the hotel's grandeur.