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Our top choices for Toyama ski hotels

A hotel with multiple floors, a river in the foreground, and a mountainous backdrop.

1. Kurobe Unazuki Onsen Yamanoha（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

Kurobe

2 Dec - 3 Dec

A spacious lobby with multiple seating areas, a central coffee station, and a visible staircase leading to an upper level.

2. Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama

Toyama

2 Dec - 3 Dec

A traditional village with thatched-roof houses, a central pathway, and surrounding greenery.

3. Gokayama Ryokan Yoshinoya

Nanto

Embrace winter adventures at this traditional ryokan with direct ski-in/ski-out access, nestled in the scenic mountains of Nanto.

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A hotel entrance with a staircase, a covered area, and a building facade.

4. Tateyama Kokusai Hotel

Toyama

A large building with multiple floors, surrounded by lush green trees.

5. Gokasanso

Nanto

A traditional Japanese building with a stone water feature and a view of a lush green valley.

6. Hotel Kurobe

Kurobe

A multi-story building with a flat roof and a sign in a foreign language.

7. Kurobe UnazukiOnsen Togen

Kurobe

A cozy room with a stone fireplace, a wooden bench, and a rustic wooden arch.

8. Sendaiya

Hida

Experience mountain tranquility at this traditional ryokan with ski storage and nearby hiking trails for alpine adventures.

6 Nov - 7 Nov

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Top Toyama Hotel Reviews

Kurobe Unazuki Onsen Yamanoha（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

Kurobe

10/10 Excellent

Chih Hao

A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof, surrounded by rocks and trees with autumn foliage.

Takumi no Yado Miyama Ouan

Takayama

10/10 Excellent

We booked the room with private onsen for three nights and that's so relaxing. The 9 course dinners (Japanese cuisine) (half board) were superb and have certainly exceeded our expectations in terms of quality and quantity. Breakfasts are different every morning too. The cost may be considered high but it's worth it. Not a lot of staff can speak English but should be able to get by. The lady night manager was not particularly friendly but overall the atmosphere was very professional. Highly...

Jay

Hakuba Onsen Ryokan Shirouma-so

Hokujo

10/10 Excellent

This was our first trip to Japan and our first time staying in a traditional Japanese Ryokan. We will be back. Loved it. It's family-owned - Toshi and his family were very welcoming, spoke good English, had loads of local knowledge to help us out and had traditional breakfasts and dinners on offer (cooked by Toshi's mother, who comes out and greets everyone at meal time - FYI: you need to book the day before for dinners). We were warm, comfortable (futons were fairly firm but we slept...

Sarah

A traditional Japanese-style entrance with a wooden structure, a black triangular decoration on the wall, and a potted plant to the left.

TOYOTA Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Shirakawa

10/10 Excellent

Kurukulasuriya

A snow-covered building with a prominent triangular roof and large windows, surrounded by snow-laden trees.

Courtyard by Marriott Hakuba

Hokujo

10/10 Excellent

Awesome hotel! The staff were amazing and went above and beyond for us. We missed the last ski shuttle one day and they offered to provide us a lift to the mountain free of charge. It's in a great location in Echoland with lots of restaurants and bars within a 5 minute walk. It has a free shuttle right out the front of the hotel that takes you to/from Happo-One and Hakuba47 mountains. The breakfast buffet was delicious, and the onsen is an absolute dream after a full day of skiing. Couldn't...

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