Room layouts range from small two-person rooms to larger tatami rooms that can sleep up to six guests on futons; children are not permitted and no extra beds are available.

The property offers a public onsen/bath and all rooms include a private bathroom; contact the ryokan if you need a private-use bath option.

No scheduled airport shuttle is listed; most guests arrive by car or taxi and the ryokan provides free on-site parking.

The ryokan is about 26 km from Niigata Station; Tsukioka Station is within the local area but can be a long walk, so a short taxi ride is generally recommended.

Japanese is the primary language, and staff can assist in English for common guest needs.

Breakfast of Asian style is provided and the ryokan is known for traditional multi-course (seasonal) Japanese meals; confirm dinner arrangements when booking.

Ryokan Imai sits in the Tsukioka Onsen area and is roughly 8 km from central Shibata, with local hot-spring sights and nearby family attractions such as Suntopia World within a short drive.

Pets are not permitted on the property; private onsen rentals are not clearly listed, so please request availability directly from the ryokan.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00, and check-out is between 08:00 and 11:00.

Shops and convenience stores are available in the Tsukioka Onsen area within a short drive, though the ryokan itself does not list an on-site convenience store.

Room capacity varies by type; most rooms are for 2 guests and some rooms accommodate up to 4–6 people. The property has 11 rooms in total, so check the room description when booking.

The ryokan operates as an adults-oriented property with a minimum check-in age of 18, and pets are not permitted. If you have special circumstances, contact the property before booking.

Yumeya offers a public indoor bath, an open-air bath and a 100% free-flowing spring sourced on site; some rooms include a private open-air onsen. Public bath hours are roughly 15:00–24:00 and 06:00–10:30.

The ryokan provides a free shuttle from Tsubame-Sanjo (one scheduled service) and offers pickups from Iwamuro, Yahiko and Yoshida stations by prior arrangement. For airport access, the nearest major airport is Niigata Airport; most guests travel by train to a nearby station and use the ryokan shuttle or a taxi to reach the property.

The ryokan maintains English information on its website and offers basic English assistance; Japanese is the primary language on site. If you need specific language support, notify the property in advance.

Dinner is served in-room or in private dining spaces and focuses on local, seasonal ingredients; breakfast can be chosen as Japanese or Western and is served in the dining area. Guests should note dinner service may vary for late arrivals.

The ryokan sits in the Iwamuro Onsen area near Yahiko Shrine and is a short drive from coastal sights like Teradomari and attractions in Niigata city. Seasonal highlights include cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer and rice-field scenery in autumn.

Nearest rail access points are Iwamuro Station and Yahiko Station (local lines) and Tsubame-Sanjo for the shinkansen; guests typically take a local train to one of these stations and then use the ryokan’s shuttle or a short taxi ride. Reserve shuttle or pickup in advance.

Check-in begins at 14:00 (the property’s standard check-in window is until the early evening) and check-out is by 11:00. Note the property restricts entry overnight (closed between midnight and early morning), so inform the ryokan if you expect a late arrival.

Some rooms include private open-air onsen baths, but formal private rental of the public baths should be confirmed with the ryokan directly. There is no on-site supermarket; staff can direct you to nearby convenience stores or larger shops off-site.

Rooms are traditional Japanese-style with futon layouts; standard rooms typically fit up to 4 guests while some superior/family configurations accommodate up to 5, and children are welcome.

Yes; the property offers multiple hot spring facilities including public baths and an open-air rotenburo, and some rooms include private open-air baths for exclusive use.

Tattoos may limit access to public bathing areas at the ryokan; guests who prefer privacy can use in-room or reservable private baths where available.

Enraku provides pick-up and drop-off service for Unazuki-onsen Station by prior request; other station or airport transfers are not offered.

The nearest major airport is Toyama Airport (around 57 km); most guests travel by train or bus to Toyama or Kurobe and then continue to Unazuki Onsen, using the ryokan shuttle from Unazuki-onsen Station if needed.

Check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is until 10:00.

Yes, there are English-speaking staff at the front desk to assist with arrival, questions, and local information.

Expect a traditional ryokan experience with tatami rooms and yukata, seasonal multi-course Japanese cuisine, hot spring bathing, an art gallery and gift shop, kimono/yukata rental, and standard amenities such as Wi‑Fi and a bar.

Enraku is a gateway to Kurobe Gorge and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route; local activities include the scenic gorge trolley, village footbaths, and nearby museums such as the Selene Art Museum.

Pets are not permitted at the property; basic shops and convenience stores serving Unazuki Onsen are available within the village for snacks and everyday supplies.

Room capacity varies by type; most rooms are arranged for two guests, while selected larger rooms or suites can accommodate up to six people. Check the specific room description when booking for exact limits.

Yes — the property has public hot-spring baths with outdoor sections, and the large baths operate on a gender-rotation schedule; several room types also include private in‑room or open‑air hot spring baths.

Some room types are sold with private in‑room or open‑air hot-spring baths; for fully private public-bath reservations, contact the ryokan in advance to confirm availability and options.

The ryokan offers complimentary shuttle pick‑ups from nearby stations by prior reservation (typically requested a few days in advance); Niigata Airport is about 44 km away, so confirm transfer options with the property before arrival.

The nearest station is Iwamuro Station (Echigo Line); the ryokan is a short taxi ride from the station (around 8 minutes), and station pick‑ups are available with prior arrangement.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 (with the latest arrival time noted by the ryokan) and check‑out is by 11:00; dinner service typically starts early evening so inform the ryokan of any late arrivals.

Staff can assist in English and the property appears on multilingual booking sites; if you need specific language support, notify the ryokan ahead of arrival to ensure assistance.

Meals focus on traditional Japanese cuisine (multi‑course kaiseki and an Asian-style breakfast); dinners are served in dining rooms or in‑room depending on the plan, and the final dinner service start time is set by the ryokan, so check timings when you book.

Pets are not permitted; some room types have age or child restrictions, so verify the room policy before booking. Private in‑room baths are available in certain room types, but whole‑facility privatization is not standard and must be requested directly.

The ryokan provides on‑site parking for guests. There is an on‑site shop selling local specialties and gifts; for nearby supermarkets or convenience-store locations, contact the front desk for directions.

Room types vary: standard twin rooms for two, Japanese-style rooms for up to four, and a deluxe suite that can sleep up to six; exact capacity depends on the room type booked.

Yes, the property features hot spring facilities including a public indoor onsen and outdoor open‑air baths with river views.

Some room categories include a private open‑air bath for in‑room use, while the public onsen areas are shared by guests.

There is no regularly advertised shuttle; most guests reach the ryokan by taxi, rental car or private transfer.

Toyama Airport is the closest airport (roughly 25–30 km), and Toyama Station is the main nearby rail hub; both are accessible by car or taxi.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; they can assist in English to varying degrees, but full English fluency is not guaranteed.

Check‑in typically starts at 15:00 (3:00 PM) and check‑out is usually required by mid‑morning, around 10:00–11:00.

Yes, the ryokan offers breakfast and on‑site dinner options that focus on seasonal, local cuisine (traditional multi‑course meals are commonly served), and there is a bar and coffee shop on the property.

Pets are not allowed; while some rooms have private baths, full private onsen rental for non‑room use is not generally listed.

The ryokan is beside the Shogawa River with local sights such as Masuyama Castle ruins and easy day trips to Gokayama and Shirakawago; convenience stores and small shops are a short drive away, with larger supermarkets located in Tonami or Toyama.

The nearest airport is Niigata Airport (about 35 km). Travel by train toward Niigata and transfer to the Ban'etsu West Line to Sakihana Station, or take a taxi/rental car from the airport.

There is no regular airport shuttle; Sakihana Station is a short 3–4 minute walk from the ryokan, making the train the most convenient public option.

Check‑in starts at 15:00 (latest arrival usually 18:00) and check‑out is by 10:00.

Room types include Japanese‑style rooms with up to five futons and twin rooms with two single beds; there are no extra beds or cribs available, and children are welcome (guests over 13 are treated as adults).

The ryokan offers emerald‑green, source‑flowing sulfur spring baths with indoor and outdoor facilities; a reservable private open‑air (rotenburo) is available and some plans include a complimentary 45‑minute private session, while certain rooms feature semi‑open‑air baths.

Pets are not allowed at the property; private hire of the public baths is offered (private bath reservations are possible), but the ryokan does not advertise full‑property privatization.

Meals are seasonal multi‑course kaiseki prepared with local Niigata ingredients and breakfast is served in a set style; please notify the ryokan in advance about allergies or dietary restrictions so they can advise on options.

Japanese is the primary language, but staff are helpful with basic English and commonly use translation tools to assist non‑Japanese speakers.

There are local bakeries, small shops and convenience‑style outlets near Sakihana Station; larger supermarkets and more services are found in Gosen city a short drive or train ride away.

Sakihana Onsen and the Agano River area are immediate highlights; the ryokan is also convenient for seasonal attractions such as local tulip fields, Suntopia World (roughly 8 km), and day trips to Niigata city by train in about an hour.

Rooms range from single and double layouts to family rooms that accommodate up to four guests, typically using futon bedding; children over one year are accepted and extra beds or cribs are not provided.

The ryokan uses two natural sources (Ryūun and Yakushi) known as a mild alkaline ‘beauty’ water; public baths and an open/observation bath are available from 05:00–24:00 with a gender swap at 05:00, and a reservable private bath (Senju no yu) is offered to guests at set times.

A complimentary shuttle from Itoigawa Station (Alps/South exit) is available for guests but must be reserved in advance; airport transfers are not regularly provided, so the usual route is to take train or bus to Itoigawa and use the hotel shuttle or local bus.

Most guests travel by air to a regional airport (Toyama is commonly used, around 100–110 km) and then proceed by train or bus to Itoigawa Station, followed by the ryokan’s reserved shuttle or a local bus for the final 30–40 minute leg.

The property listings note multilingual staff (including English, Chinese, and Korean), so basic English assistance is normally available; please contact the ryokan in advance if you require specific language support.

The ryokan serves seasonal Japanese-style meals that highlight local mountain and seafood ingredients, and onsen water is used in cooking; breakfast is served in a Japanese/Asian style and dietary requests should be advised before arrival.

Expect a traditional Japanese ryokan experience with tatami rooms and futon bedding in a countryside setting (the building dates from the mid-20th century), attentive omotenashi-style service, and peaceful mountain and rice‑terrace views.

The area offers coastal views of the Sea of Japan and access to nearby mountains (including Yakeyama and Amakazari), rice terraces and rural walking routes; Itoigawa town, with additional shops and sights, is roughly 30–40 minutes away by car or bus.

Standard check‑in is generally between 15:00 and 18:00 and check‑out between 07:00 and 10:00; the property’s entrance is closed overnight (approximately 23:00–07:00), so notify the ryokan if you expect to arrive outside normal hours.

A guest‑only private onsen is available by reservation at set times; pets are not permitted on the property; there is no supermarket on site—nearest convenience stores and supermarkets are located in Itoigawa, about a 30–40 minute drive or bus ride away.

Rooms in the main building and the detached annex generally accommodate 2–5 guests, with traditional tatami and futon bedding; the ryokan has nine guest rooms in total.

Yes — Tanakaya uses a natural hot spring with public baths that overlook the garden and are cleaned daily for guests to enjoy.

Private onsen baths are available in the detached ‘Kikuhouan’ annex (a stone-bath fed by the spring); main building rooms use the shared public baths.

A complimentary shuttle is offered for staying guests from designated stations (for example Shin-Kurobe, Ikuji, and Kurobe-Unazukionsen); advance reservation by phone or email is required.

The nearest airport is Toyama Kitokito Airport — take the airport limousine bus to Toyama Station (about 25 minutes), then transfer by train to Ikuji Station and use the ryokan shuttle or local bus to reach Tanakaya.

The ryokan provides information in English and accepts English enquiries, but Japanese is the primary language on-site; advance contact by email is recommended if you need English assistance.

Meals focus on seasonal Toyama Bay cuisine served as traditional kaiseki and are presented in private dining rooms or in-room where requested, with attention to local seafood and seasonal ingredients.

Tanakaya is a good base for local highlights such as Kurobe Gorge and the coastal Ikuji area; the ryokan is also close to roadside stations and local fish markets accessed by the Ikuji Loop Line.

Check-out is at 10:00; check-in generally begins at 15:00 — for half-board plans check-in is typically until 18:00, while room-only or breakfast plans may allow later check-in (please confirm at booking).

Pets are not permitted, though the ryokan can recommend nearby pet hotels; for supplies there are local shops and a nearby Michi‑no‑Eki (roadside station) served by local buses — reception can give exact directions.

Room types include doubles, twin rooms, deluxe twins and suites with varying capacities — check each room’s description when booking. Extra beds are not available and the property does not accept children; all guests must be 18 or older.

Umiakari has public hot spring baths including an open-air onsen with sea views over Toyama Bay. Note that guests with visible tattoos may be refused access to communal baths.

The ryokan offers a complimentary shuttle service; guests should contact the property to arrange pick-up and confirm schedules. The nearest airport is Toyama Airport, roughly 40–45 km away.

Front-desk staff primarily speak Japanese and have a strong service reputation. Many guests report helpful English assistance, but contact the ryokan in advance if you require detailed language support.

The property serves an Asian buffet breakfast and seafood-focused dinner in its on-site restaurants, with dinner service typically available until around 22:00. Special dietary requests can be handled if communicated ahead of time.

Children are not permitted; guests must be at least 18 to check in. Pets are not allowed on the premises.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is from 07:00 to 10:00. If you expect to arrive outside these hours, notify the ryokan in advance.

Umiakari is located in Himi on the Noto Peninsula and is accessible by regional train plus a short taxi or by car; on-site parking is free. Ask the ryokan about shuttle options from nearby stations when you book.

The ryokan overlooks Toyama Bay with easy access to Himi coastal scenery and Kozakai Beach; local activities include seafood markets, coastal walks and scenic viewpoints. Day trips to nearby towns and museums are possible by car.

Private-bath reservations are subject to availability, so contact the ryokan to request or confirm reservable options. Convenience stores and local shops are available in Himi — reception can give directions and approximate walking or driving times.

Rooms are mainly traditional Japanese-style with tatami and futon bedding; some room types can sleep up to five people. Check the specific room’s maximum occupancy when booking to confirm capacity.

Yes — the property offers public indoor baths and open-air (rotenburo) hot-spring baths with views of the Kurobe Valley. Standard onsen rules apply and visible tattoos may restrict access to public baths.

Yes — the hotel provides a complimentary pick-up service from Unazuki-Onsen and the Kurobe Gorge railway stations. You should notify the hotel of your arrival time and reserve the shuttle in advance.

Toyama Airport is the nearest airport; travel to Unazuki Onsen is typically about an hour by car or taxi. The shinkansen/local station (Kurobe-Unazuki area) is roughly a 20-minute drive to the hotel.

Staff commonly speak basic English and are described as helpful in assisting arrivals and local directions. For complex requests, having a translation app or simple Japanese phrases can be useful.

You’ll find traditional Japanese-style rooms with futon bedding and kaiseki-style or local seafood meals on offer. Guests who want to eat at the hotel should reserve dinner or breakfast in advance (meal reservations are required ahead of arrival).

The hotel sits in Unazuki Onsen beside the Kurobe Gorge, with the Kurobe Gorge Railway, scenic river valley views, and local hiking and sightseeing close by. The trolley train through the gorge is a principal draw for visitors.

The Toyama Chiho Railway serves Unazuki-Onsen station, and the hotel’s free shuttle connects to the station; the property also offers on-site parking for guests. Local buses, taxis and the Kurobe Gorge Railway are convenient for nearby sightseeing.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 (3:00 PM) and check-out is by 10:00 AM; the hotel asks guests to inform them of expected arrival times in advance. Shuttle use and late arrivals should be communicated ahead of time.

Pets are not allowed at the property; private/reservable baths are not prominently listed so please contact the hotel directly to request family/private-bath options. Unazuki Onsen has local restaurants and small shops within walking or a short shuttle distance for basic supplies.