太郎平小屋
6.8
Good(11 reviews)
Hotel Description
Tarohei Lodge
Tarohei Lodge, located at the heart of the Japanese Alps in the tranquil surroundings of Japan's natural beauty, offers guests an unforgettable retreat. This charming lodge is nestled in the area of 1634 Tomari, Himi, Toyama 935-0423, Japan, providing an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The lodge's rustic design blends harmoniously with the mountain environment, giving it a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests seeking a peaceful escape. The accommodation features cozy rooms with simple yet comfortable decor, designed to offer relaxation after a day of exploration. Although there are no luxury amenities such as a spa or fitness center, the lodge’s key highlight is its proximity to breathtaking hiking trails and scenic views.
Guests will appreciate the lodge's straightforward yet practical features, including high-speed internet and basic room facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. With easy access to public transportation and nearby airports, getting to and from the lodge is hassle-free. The lodge is particularly well-placed for hikers and trekkers, with access to some of the most popular trails in the region. Guests can easily reach Mount Yakushi, Mount Kurobegorō, Chubu-Sangaku National Park, and other stunning landmarks.
For food lovers, a variety of nearby dining options await. Local favorites such as Koiki, an excellent Western restaurant, and ホッコリショクドウ, a beloved spot for traditional dishes, are just a short taxi ride away. This lodge, while simple, serves as the perfect home base for those wishing to explore Japan's mountains, engage in nature-based activities, and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding region. For those looking for an authentic experience in the heart of Japan’s outdoors, Tarohei Lodge is an excellent choice.
Guests will appreciate the lodge's straightforward yet practical features, including high-speed internet and basic room facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. With easy access to public transportation and nearby airports, getting to and from the lodge is hassle-free. The lodge is particularly well-placed for hikers and trekkers, with access to some of the most popular trails in the region. Guests can easily reach Mount Yakushi, Mount Kurobegorō, Chubu-Sangaku National Park, and other stunning landmarks.
For food lovers, a variety of nearby dining options await. Local favorites such as Koiki, an excellent Western restaurant, and ホッコリショクドウ, a beloved spot for traditional dishes, are just a short taxi ride away. This lodge, while simple, serves as the perfect home base for those wishing to explore Japan's mountains, engage in nature-based activities, and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding region. For those looking for an authentic experience in the heart of Japan’s outdoors, Tarohei Lodge is an excellent choice.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Cozy, rustic design blending with nature.
2. Close proximity to popular hiking trails and national parks.
3. High-speed internet for guests' convenience.
4. Simple yet comfortable rooms designed for relaxation.
5. Located near major mountain attractions and natural landmarks.
6. Accessible by taxi from nearby airports such as Toyama and Komatsu.
7. No luxury amenities, but ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and trekkers.
5.2 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Yakushi
1 hr 50 min
Mount KurobegorōChubu-Sangaku National Park
1 hr 13 min
Mount Yari3 hr 27 min
Kurobe DamSee more Interesting locations
Good to know
| Location rating | 5.2 |
| Nearest airport | Toyama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 37 min |
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Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 4 hr 9 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 37 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 39 min
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5.2
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泉谷智之
5/5
It serves as one of the best hub huts in the Northern Alps, starting from Oritate and leading to Kumonodaira and Takamagahara via Mt. Yakushi, Mt. Kurobegoro, and Yakushizawa.During the summer mountain peak season, I use the Yakushi Pass campsite, which is about 20 minutes from the hut. Although it allows over 100 tents, it doesn't feel too crowded, and there are plenty of water holes, so you can spend your time comfortably. We sincerely hope that the morale of our users will continue in the future.During the off-season when the mountain is about to close, you will stay in a hut.The meals provided are perfect, and what is especially noteworthy is the abundance of self-catering facilities. It's a great place to have a conversation after dinner, whether you're cooking for yourself or not.Even for those who do not stay overnight in the hut, it has become an indispensable oasis, offering a shop, a la carte menu, and gathering information on climbing.One aside.When you enter the mountain from Oritate, about an hour into the climb, you will be greeted by a signboard of Arale-chan (Doctor Slump), but for some reason it had been removed. However, very recently, someone like Banksy? had been revived.I don't know the circumstances behind the posting, but as far as I know, for over 20 years, one hour from Oritate = Arale-chan has been the benchmark for me, so I'm glad that it's back.There may be pros and cons as to whether it suits the scenery or not, but as someone who loves the mountain path from Oritate to Taro-daira, I support its revival.
TOMOYUKI SAKAYA
5/5
The first hut you climb from Oritate, it is conveniently located as a base for visiting Mt. Yakushi, Mt. Kurobegoro, and Kumonodaira. Water is relatively plentiful and there is running water from a spring outside, which is convenient for washing towels and shoes.The room is spacious enough with bunk beds. From in front of the hut, you can see Mt. Yakushi, Mt. Kurobegoro, etc. beautifully.
Ishihara Shinji
1/5
It seems like everyone's posts so far have been deleted.Personally, I would like to remember what happened in 2022 and write about it again, but for now I'll just give a quick evaluation of that time.Remembering the article, you may not be able to see any improvement unless you keep it on your own device and check regularly to make sure it hasn't been deleted.Since it's a mountain hut in the outback, I think the higher prices are of course acceptable, but the poor customer service makes me think they need to be educated or change the members💦I would like to maintain a condition where even just the tent site can be used, but I wonder if there will be honest operators. .Please don't forget to keep it on hand!
ちくりん
5/5
240809Submit your plan here. Taro Ramen is famous. Many people were eating. I was intrigued, but I didn't take a break because I was already in front of the campsite.
masato ozawa
4/5
The price of draft beer has gone up, but I think they have continued to offer it without raising the price.
キラキラゆうき
4/5
It was in a good location and served delicious food.
Room 3
Service 3
Location5
本村光昭
3/5
Old building but cozy mountain hut
Room 2
Service 4
Location3
シーラカンス煮付け
1/5
It’s dangerous here
Room 1
Service 1
Location1
シーラカンス煮付け
1/5
It’s dangerous here
Room 1
Service 1
Location1