Toyama Chokeiji Temple Hotels

"We stayed here one night on our way to Takayama. It was a great hotel and located 5ish minutes walk from the train station. It was perfect for our needs! "

"Nice place overall with onsen, free ramen, and delicious breakfast "

"Excellent all the way around! This is our 2nd time staying at DAIWA. We stayed at one in Aomori in 2019 and was very impressed! Love the breakfast great selection and unlike other hotels they didn’t cut back. We love the shower/bath combo set up especially! Rooms are good size. The only disappointment the washer and dryer was constantly BUSY! I managed to get one load done. It didn’t matter what time! I got done at 10pm. Other than that we highly recommend DAIWA, it’s worth it."

"staff was incredible very helpful "

"The room was clean and just roomy enough for one person. The lack a of sink in the bathroom was a bit of a negative though. The spa was a big plus for me because I need to recover from the long drive from Hiroshima before climbing in the Northern Alps. The staff were very friendly! Great smiles!"

"The staff are hardworking, polite, friendly to us, they are second to none! Much better if the brekky may include orange or fruits choice, instead of full meal, for those who watch weight ha ha."

"Very nice hotel, loved the breakfast"

"Very clean hotel. If you like soft beds, this is not for you. The beds are extremely hard. Breakfast is ok, just overcrowded. "

"Its a "romance hotel," which I didn't realize until I got there, so I was naturally confused when I entered the front door as there is no reception desk just 4 buttons you can press to select your room type and a phone. I stood around confused for long enough that a nice employee saw me confused on a security camera and came to help. When I entered my room there is a credit card machine, and other amenities for your stay, including the "romantic" items available for use. It was an unusually designed room, but it was a fun design. I interacted with a few of the employees because of my presentation as a confused foreigner, but everyone was very nice and accommodating. "