Hotels near Ejiri Station, Takaoka

From the sky bridge on the 2nd floor of Takaoka Station, you can reach the hotel lobby through 7-11. Below the escalator of the hotel is a small square of Doraemon. The room is small, but fortunately there is a large bath on the third floor

There is a hot spring ＆ breakfast (Breakfast is first and go! There are many times, so it is not available in the middle 々), but Mr. Root Inn is taken care of at a considerable frequency. Personally, it is quite important to put in or not to take a morning bath.

The double bed is comfortable. There is no other flexible spotlight. The futon cover is a bag type, so you can rest assured that you have a bad sleep. Drink vending machines are cheap. It was my first time to have a rain shower, but it is convenient and fun. High performance, not just the toilet unit. The drainage speed of the bath is fast and I don't feel stress. It is easy to use depending on the shape of the faucet. The fixed position of the shower nozzle is changed, and it is the most easy to use. There is a big clock and it is very convenient. There is also a stand mirror.

I wanted to go to a tavern near the hotel, so I stayed here with my name. I don't think I will feel dissatisfaction if I stay at a business hotel without thinking that the room is large at the usual level. It is closer to go to the drinker street (the purpose tavern), but when you get out of the door, the air changes when you get out of the door. I felt safer to go out via the front entrance even if it was only a woman. The １Ｆ restaurant in the breakfast venue was garraggle. The Viking was cancelled due to the influence of the corona, and the set menu (Japanese or Western food) was selected. However, there was a Viking corner that could be taken a little freely, so I was able to replace it. I thought it was a hard choice at a hotel around Takaoka station.

As soon as the Ruilong Temple exit at the south exit of Gaogang Station came out, it was very easy to find on the right hand side. In the business hotel in the sense of the ground, the room was not bad, and it was spacious at this price. It's just that this side is very lively and there are almost no shops nearby.

nice place。nice location 。room is clean, everything is preparing. No Park place is the only problem for me. But it's ok, near the hotel has a lot of Parking place.

The best book items such as Lompura are the best. It is a new and clean inn.

I stayed 1 night at this property. There are just another 2 other international chain hotel in this mid-size city with another one (Doubletree by Hilton) coming in early 2023. Other international guests seems to be mainly employees which visits this city for the Fujifilm site and it seems to cater to also tour groups - during my visit there was a bus load of Korean tourist. Location The hotel is located about 15-20 mins walk from the main Toyama train station. In front of the hotel was a tram stop (serviced by the City Circle tram) and about 5 mins walk away another tram stop which has more frequency. Around the hotel within walking distance are different shopping streets and eateries. Right in front of the hotel is the Toyama castle, and other touristic attractions also within walking distance. To sum up, the property is favorably centrally located. Check In I arrived around 1 pm at the property to a quiet front desk area - however the employees seemed to be busy. However upon noticing my presence, I was immediately called upon. I was informed that my rooms were not ready (I had 2 rooms reserved). However the check-in process was completed and I was informed that I could keep my bags stored and they would be brought up to the room. I only had to come back later to retrieve the room card later. I was upgraded to a higher category room. I was also asked about my option for my Welcome Gift - which I selected for the Welcome drink option. Since my room was with breakfast, I was also provided with a breakfast voucher. All in all a very warm welcome to the hotel. Room I arrived late afternoon back to the hotel - upon receiving my keys I was informed that the bags were already in one of the rooms. I was given two rooms, next to each other at the end of the hallway. The room size was rather spacious and although dated, as in lots of other Crowne Plaza's in Japan, the room was rather dated but well maintained and functional. There was a working desk and a small area with a seating area. The window in the room was on the small side - with a view towards the city area. The internet speed was good and stable - with login via the One Rewards login page. The only small complain is the TV, it was on the smaller side with the usual channel options found in these international chain hotels in Japan. The bed was luckily not on the hard side and sleep quality was good. Climate control was good - with the room maintained at the set temperature. Tea/coffee making amenities and Japanese Yakuta was provided. The bathroom was sufficiently spacious with a bathtub. Water pressure and temperature control was good. Toiletries were in pump size bottled. There was additional amenities provided - which is typical for such hotel level in Japan and in addition the Crowne Plaza sleep comfort package, Skyview Bar To use my Welcome Drink voucher, I used it at the hotel's Skyview bar - which is at the highest floor of the hotel, which is one o

It is the Toyama station version of the Toyoko INN chain where you can stay with peace of mind. In front of Toyama station, there are ２ Toyoko Inn, which is a little walk from the station, but it is a distance of the category in front of the station. Services, etc. are night vision marks because they can stay at the hotel stable as well as other Toyoko INN chains.

The hotel is not far from the JR station. It is very convenient to take the train to Tateyama Kurobe the next day. The room facilities are very new and the shower water pressure is very strong. When checking in, the front desk clerk was Chinese and the communication was very smooth. The hotel also provides two The free light rail ticket allows you to go to the Toyama Mori Art Museum. The only drawback is that bottled water is not provided in the room. The evening consultation waiter (Japanese waiter) did not tell us that there is a water dispenser on the corridor.