"1. Took the free shuttle from the airport to Toyama Station, then the electric train from Toyama Station to Unazuki. Once there, you can either walk to the hotel, it's not too far, or ask the hotel to pick you up. 2. The hot spring bath isn't huge, but it's decent. They also have private baths available for an additional fee. 3. The dinner buffet was very crowded with a wide variety of dishes. Many of the staff weren't Japanese, making it feel very international. Breakfast was just so-so. You can also take the scenic train nearby."

"There was a hot spring nearby, a supermarket nearby, and a major road, so it was very convenient. We were hit by snow, but there was a snow-melting system so we had no problems getting around. The hotel service was also kind and courteous, so we were able to stay there with peace of mind. I would like to use it again next time."

"I stayed for several nights. The staff were very attentive and accommodating to my requests as a guest. Thanks to them, I had a wonderful trip and made great memories. Thank you very much."

"A very unique hotel with views of the train and the bridge."

"Accommodation in Unazuki Onsen. The town is an old hot spring village, and the overall atmosphere is showing its age, and the hotel reflects that. After breakfast, we took the Kurobe Gorge Railway."

"I stayed for two nights, and they even provided me with fresh pajamas, which made my stay very pleasant. It was quiet and comfortable. The place was very clean. I regret not having a meal on the first floor."

"Very good, the price is less than 900 mao/person, you can consider visiting it again in summer or autumn, and take a ride on the train by the way. The hotel was built 100 years ago, but the interior renovation and maintenance are very good. The standard rooms are also relatively large in hot spring hotels, with many electrical sockets and a reasonable layout. There are three large public baths and two private baths, which are spacious and well-equipped for bathing. For dinner, there is Kamameshi soy milk shabu-shabu, seasonal buri and local soba noodles, which are quite unique; the breakfast buffet has a lot of vegetables, which really saved my life, and they also provide freshly ground coffee! There is a free bus to Unazuki Onsen Station, but reservations must be made in advance."

"Breakfast was a full Japanese buffet, and I can only describe it in two words: "delicious." Also, the counter staff were very thorough in their explanations and were not at all impatient with my questions. I felt it was truly heartwarming for a tired traveler!"

"The food was delicious, the hospitality was great, the hot spring in the room was comfortable and overlooked the valley! The amenities were also good. The bath was also new and made of cypress wood, which felt great. This time, I came to eat white shrimp and firefly squid. I was expecting a shrimp squid feast, but it was a bit modest, which was disappointing. The next day, I ate more shrimp squid at a restaurant in a tourist spot. lol However, the taste and the kikizashi were very good."