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Jade hunters flock to the Jade Coast Museum to see spectacular stones and learn about Itoigawa's famous gemstone heritage. Hike through the Fossa Magna Park where two major tectonic plates meet, then ask locals about their favorite onsen baths in the surrounding mountains.
The spa is great, transfer service was. I’ve, staff very cordial and huge breakfast. Room was very clean and spacious and traditional. Very relaxing stay.
Unazukionsen is a very nice place to visit and the Kurobe Gorge is stunning. Easy to access. Would stay again.
The spa is great, transfer service was. I’ve, staff very cordial and huge breakfast. Room was very clean and spacious and traditional. Very relaxing stay.
Unazukionsen is a very nice place to visit and the Kurobe Gorge is stunning. Easy to access. Would stay again.
Very friendly and helpful staff, better English than I expected. More or less traditional ryokan, with tatami floors. The room is spacious during the day when the futons are rolled up (the staff does that for you), and the futons are very comfortable to sleep on. Breakfast included in the price of the room was excellent. Dinner was extra, but not expensive--about $25 for a first-class, elegant Japanese dinner.
The staff were very helpful, even picking us up at the bus terminal (much...
Very friendly and helpful staff, better English than I expected. More or less traditional ryokan, with tatami floors. The room is spacious during the day when the futons are rolled up (the staff does that for you), and the futons are very comfortable to sleep on. Breakfast included in the price of the room was excellent. Dinner was extra, but not expensive--about $25 for a first-class, elegant Japanese dinner.
The staff were very helpful, even picking us up at the bus terminal (much...
We really enjoyed our stay at this family run ryokan. Staff was friendly and helpful and the room was spacious and clean. Food was excellent and had a very warm, home cooked meal vibe. Access to town was good and easy and skiing conditions were top notch!
We really enjoyed our stay at this family run ryokan. Staff was friendly and helpful and the room was spacious and clean. Food was excellent and had a very warm, home cooked meal vibe. Access to town was good and easy and skiing conditions were top notch!
The room was wonderful and had everything we needed for a short snowboarding trip. The room was very clean and well-maintained, and I wished I had more time chilling in bed. Highly appreciate the thoughtful hosts, and we had a BLAST! 10000% would come back again
The room was wonderful and had everything we needed for a short snowboarding trip. The room was very clean and well-maintained, and I wished I had more time chilling in bed. Highly appreciate the thoughtful hosts, and we had a BLAST! 10000% would come back again
Live Cafe no Umi is a chance to stay in a traditional Japanese home and experience home cooking and true hospitality.
This is Keiko’s family home so it is very traditional and that includes a shared bathroom and toilet, but it is set up in a very easy way. The stairs are very steep, which is completely normal in Japan but worth being aware of.
Our room included a small kitchenette which was handy, but we paid for breakfast (1,500 yen each) which was a huge, multi-dish affair presented...
Live Cafe no Umi is a chance to stay in a traditional Japanese home and experience home cooking and true hospitality.
This is Keiko’s family home so it is very traditional and that includes a shared bathroom and toilet, but it is set up in a very easy way. The stairs are very steep, which is completely normal in Japan but worth being aware of.
Our room included a small kitchenette which was handy, but we paid for breakfast (1,500 yen each) which was a huge, multi-dish affair presented...
This is a lovely new hotel, very helpful friendly staff and one of the very best Onsens we’ve experienced in Japan (this is my third trip). Really fantastic- new, clean, three pools- outstanding. The hotel is 35 minutes S of Hakuba by car and an hour by shuttle bus, and the shuttle only runs to and from once per day so without a car you don’t have many options. Omachi, the nearest town is a fairly long walk. Recommend having a rental car if you stay here.
This is a lovely new hotel, very helpful friendly staff and one of the very best Onsens we’ve experienced in Japan (this is my third trip). Really fantastic- new, clean, three pools- outstanding. The hotel is 35 minutes S of Hakuba by car and an hour by shuttle bus, and the shuttle only runs to and from once per day so without a car you don’t have many options. Omachi, the nearest town is a fairly long walk. Recommend having a rental car if you stay here.
Gavin
Reviewed February 5, 2025Reviewed February 5, 2025
One of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at. Room was excellent with an amazing Mountain View. Full amenities and top notch service. Staff goes above and beyond and are personable and friendly, even as English speaking tourists. The breakfast was delicious and a perfect mix of made to order hot dishes along with a large spread of buffet items.
The best hotel in Hakuba if you want a luxurious and relaxing experience.
One of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at. Room was excellent with an amazing Mountain View. Full amenities and top notch service. Staff goes above and beyond and are personable and friendly, even as English speaking tourists. The breakfast was delicious and a perfect mix of made to order hot dishes along with a large spread of buffet items.
The best hotel in Hakuba if you want a luxurious and relaxing experience.
So far, the nicest property we've stayed in on this trip. Although the room itself was quite small everything else was wonderful. Beautiful spa onsite. Laundry facilities were available and affordable. Would highly recommend this property.
So far, the nicest property we've stayed in on this trip. Although the room itself was quite small everything else was wonderful. Beautiful spa onsite. Laundry facilities were available and affordable. Would highly recommend this property.
Cheryl
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
Such a great cottage that had everything we needed. Super clean, warm, walking distance to the ticket booths for Iwatake and Hakuba Brew Pub! So much room and comfort. Bathroom was great, the kitchen super clean and had everything we needed. Next time we'll load up the little fridge and not have to rely on going out for dinner so much. The cabins are so nice inside. All light wood paneled and not your typical Japanese insulation; they stayed warm the whole day and night! We will be coming back...
Such a great cottage that had everything we needed. Super clean, warm, walking distance to the ticket booths for Iwatake and Hakuba Brew Pub! So much room and comfort. Bathroom was great, the kitchen super clean and had everything we needed. Next time we'll load up the little fridge and not have to rely on going out for dinner so much. The cabins are so nice inside. All light wood paneled and not your typical Japanese insulation; they stayed warm the whole day and night! We will be coming back...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed January 29, 2017Reviewed January 29, 2017
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What is a motel?
When you stay at a motel, you're likely to find an outdoor pool and free parking. With a stay at a motel, you'll often have access to your room directly from the parking lot. Motels made their debut in the 1920s as a place to stay for the weary traveler taking a road trip along the major roadways of America.
What are the best motels in Itoigawa?
These are some of our customers’ favorite motels to book in the larger area. HOTEL&SAUNA WAYPOINT SHINANO-MYOKO is located 26.8 mi (43.1 km) from the heart of Itoigawa. Enjoy the in-room kitchenette, and freebies including WiFi and parking. Family Lodge Hatagoya Kurobe: Free WiFi and free parking are available during your stay, along with room amenities like free wired internet. Central Itoigawa is 25.9 mi (41.7 km) away.
What things can I to do in Itoigawa?
These are some of the parks and outdoorsy places: Chubu-Sangaku National Park, Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park, and Hisui Beach. To learn more about local history, take some time at Amatsu Shrine and Hakusan Shrine. During your trip, here are some other places to visit: Fossa Magna Museum, Charmant Hiuchi Snow Resort, and Itoigawa Beach.
What's the seasonal weather like in Itoigawa?
Weather can make or break a roadtrip, so we've gathered some data about year-round temperatures in Itoigawa to help you plan yours. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 74°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 38°F. The rainiest months in Itoigawa are December, July, January, and September, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.
What are my options for getting around Itoigawa when staying in a motel?
We’ve gathered some information about getting around Itoigawa to help you navigate your stay: Fly into Toyama Airport (TOY), which is located 47.1 mi (75.8 km) from the heart of the city. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.