Daiwa Roynet Hotels Kakuma hotels

"This was our second time staying at Vischio Hotel in Toyama. We love the area and how convenient it is located to the train station, as well as food/shopping. The property has a public bath for guests to use which is very relaxing after traveling in Japan. Vischio also has washing machines and amenities in case you have forgotten something (e.g., toothbrush/toothpaste, brush, razors, etc.). The property is clean, as well as the rooms. The rooms are spacious and you can mirror your phone on the TV so you can watch shows. We will stay at Vischio in the future."

"Right next to the station, and close to lots of eateries. We also had a car and the parking voucher was super. Spacious and comfortable, would definitely recommend."

"Location is convenient - out the jr station, up the escalator and it’s the lift lobby of the hotel. It’s also right beside the dentetsu line which gets to tateyama. Room and toilet is spacious, had a comfy stay! Breakfast selection was hearty too!"

"Fantastic hotel with excellent breakfast!"

"Five stars"

"Idéalement situé à 3 minutes à pied de la gare de Toyama. Hôtel récent, moderne, décoration de bon goût. Chambre fonctionnelle, confortable. bien insonorisée. Nous avons apprécié la vue de notre chambre sur les départs/arrivées du Shinkansen à la gare. La disponibilité de cruches d’eau froide sur les étages est une excellente idée."

"Check out was smooth and good. I was able to check out early and was given a refund with a small cancelation feel. I mistakenly reserved a smoking room which was my mistake but I was unable to change the room due to no vacancies. Amenities were very good and the room was comfortable for the price. It was conveniently located and near the main station. "

"Excellent stay. Good central location. Breakfast selection was normal."

"We really enjoyed our stay. The room was a good size, quiet, and the beds were very comfortable. The hotel was in a great location very near the train station and it was also walkable restaurants, shops and parks. "