合掌のお宿庄七
9.2
Exceptional(45 reviews)
421 Ainokura, Nanto, Toyama 939-1915, Japan
+81 763-66-2206
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Hotel Description
Gassho no Oyado Shoichi
Eboshi-koya, located at 421 Ainokura, Nanto, Toyama 939-1915, Japan, is a charming hotel set in the serene surroundings of the picturesque Ainokura Gassho-zukuri Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This historical village is renowned for its traditional Gassho-style farmhouses and offers visitors a truly immersive experience in Japanese culture and history. The hotel blends seamlessly with its surroundings, offering a warm and cozy atmosphere with a rustic design that reflects the local heritage. Guests can enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the Japanese countryside while being close to a variety of notable attractions.
The rooms at Eboshi-koya are designed for comfort, providing spacious, well-appointed spaces perfect for relaxation. While the hotel does not offer an extensive range of amenities, it does provide essential services to ensure a pleasant stay, including air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and parking facilities. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly environment, though pets are not allowed. The rooms are ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat with a connection to nature and traditional Japanese living.
Guests will find plenty to do near Eboshi-koya. Shirakawa-go, a famous historical village, is just a short drive away, and the World Heritage Suganuma Gassho-zukuri Village is also nearby. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy hiking and exploring the traditional villages, and cultural lovers will appreciate the UNESCO sites that celebrate the region's rich history.
Transportation to the hotel is convenient, with several public transport options nearby, including walking distance to Ainokuraguchi Bus Stop and Miza Bus Stop. For longer trips, Toyama Airport is just an hour away by taxi.
Eboshi-koya offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility of rural Japan, making it an ideal place for those looking to immerse themselves in nature and culture.
The rooms at Eboshi-koya are designed for comfort, providing spacious, well-appointed spaces perfect for relaxation. While the hotel does not offer an extensive range of amenities, it does provide essential services to ensure a pleasant stay, including air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and parking facilities. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly environment, though pets are not allowed. The rooms are ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat with a connection to nature and traditional Japanese living.
Guests will find plenty to do near Eboshi-koya. Shirakawa-go, a famous historical village, is just a short drive away, and the World Heritage Suganuma Gassho-zukuri Village is also nearby. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy hiking and exploring the traditional villages, and cultural lovers will appreciate the UNESCO sites that celebrate the region's rich history.
Transportation to the hotel is convenient, with several public transport options nearby, including walking distance to Ainokuraguchi Bus Stop and Miza Bus Stop. For longer trips, Toyama Airport is just an hour away by taxi.
Eboshi-koya offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility of rural Japan, making it an ideal place for those looking to immerse themselves in nature and culture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Spacious, air-conditioned rooms with essential amenities
2. Kid-friendly environment perfect for family stays
3. Convenient location near UNESCO World Heritage sites
4. Complimentary Wi-Fi for staying connected
5. Parking available for guests traveling by car
6. Traditional Gassho-style design reflecting local heritage
7. Proximity to cultural and outdoor attractions like Shirakawa-go and Suganuma
8. Short walking distance to Ainokuraguchi Bus Stop and Miza Bus Stop
9. Quiet, peaceful atmosphere perfect for a relaxing getaway
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Shirakawa-go
41 min
Ainokura Gassho-zukuri Village1 min
World Heritage Suganuma Gassho-zukuri Village16 min
Wada House40 min
Gokayama Gassho no Sato17 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Toyama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 3 min |
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Location
421 Ainokura, Nanto, Toyama 939-1915, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 10 min
Transit: 6 hr 21 min
Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) (NTQ)
Taxi: 2 hr 25 min
Transit: 4 hr 46 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 3 min
Transit: 3 hr 20 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 20 min
Transit: 3 hr 41 min
Transit:
Ainokuraguchi
Walking: 8 min
Miza
Walking: 13 min
Ainokuraguchi Bus Stop
Walking: 8 min
Miza Bus Stop
Walking: 13 min
Kurusu
Walking: 13 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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蕭嘉麟
5/5
To be fair, from the perspective of taking pictures, this is the least gorgeous of the four Gassho villages I have been to, but it is also the closest to the original style. Staying here for one night is more rural than staying in the countryside for one night.We stayed at the Gokayama Gassho House, a world heritage site, and it was super cool. Even the bathroom was private XD. A, and it’s a Michelin-starred hotel. The dinner was delicious, and there was cantaloupe at the end of the meal.Ps: This B&B is a Michelin hotel (Zhuang Qi)Pretty? certainly. But maybe it comes more from the perspective of the state of mind.
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Ichiroh S
1/5
I applied for a reservation from the website, but it was ignored for a month. Even when I called, I couldn't get through because there was no answering machine during the day. …
Estelle Sim
5/5
I had a wonderful stay at Syoshichi in the sleepy village of Ainokura. One of the most memorable life experiences.We originally tried booking a place at Shirakawago but due to the winter light up event there were no vacancies. This turned out to be a blessing in disguise as we found ourselves searching for accomodations in Ainokura - which, in my opinion after visiting the 3 main Gassho-style villages, is the best place to stay.Our stay covered dinner and breakfast, cooked by the innkeeper himself. The ingredients are locally sourced and the food was delicious.Around the cottage are ~20 other houses, and there is a lookout point where you can see the entire village. I will let my pictures do the rest of the talking.
Tripple E
5/5
Great room, food, and services! Shou-shichi house is really clean and has a nice traditional feel. There’s a hot bath outside, right by the house.Perfect if you want a nice view of gassho-zukuri and a quiet/private spot. The road access to Gokayama is good, and it’s only a 30-minute drive from Shirakawa-go.Booking by email is the way to go. The owner (and his son) is super nice and takes good care of guests.I’ll definitely go back if I get the chance, especially during winter.
akipon55
5/5
I stayed there just the other day.If I had to use the word that's currently popular, I would say it's "the best" to say the least.Delicious food and entertaining stories from the host. The talk about Gokayama was interesting and moving. The rockfish bone wine was also delicious...I ended up drinking too much💦On a bitterly cold night, when I got into the futon to sleep...I found a hot water bottle! ️Remembering my childhood, I felt an indescribable nostalgic feeling. It was a relaxing space that made me completely forget about my busy and time-consuming day-to-day care work. I'm a little lost in Gokayama right now (lol) I definitely want to go there again! ️Let's go!! ️
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hirohiko m
5/5
You can stay in a gassho-style building in the Ainokura village, a world heritage site. |This is a small guesthouse that can only accommodate two groups per day. …
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ほ み
5/5
It was said to be over 200 years old, but the interior had been renovated and was very clean, including the plumbing. Dinner was mainly fish and home-grown vegetables, and it was voluminous and very delicious. …
すず
1/5
Although Gokayama is difficult to access, it has not become a tourist destination and retains its original rustic gassho-zukuri style.It's amazing that so many things still exist that incorporate the atmosphere of the entire village.It's probably a once in a lifetime experience so I definitely want to stay there.I chose this one after reading the reviews.It was a snowy season and there was no one else to stay, so it was reserved.The buildings are wonderful and the scenery is wonderful, and I think it's a landscape that should be preserved for future generations.Since this is a review of an inn, I feel very uneasy about writing it openly.As soon as we arrived, I saw your mother sitting by the hearth.I don't know if the owner of the inn was her son, but he was cursing and yelling at the mother.I was kind of scared, but when I went home after staying the night.Even when I called out to them, no one was there.The cashier lived there, but I would like to say a final word of greetings and thank you for staying with me.I read it out loud many times, but I was never able to see it again.Well, the bill has already been paid, so if I say it's used, it may be that it's used, but I just wanted to say hello as a Kejime.I traversed all the gassho-zukuri buildings, but what left an impression on me was this inn where I stayed for one night.And these slightly sad memories that come with it.Other inns with museum exhibitsThere were also more old-fashioned inns.I regret that I should have seen it with my own eyes instead of relying on reviews.
nozzy
1/5
I sent a reservation inquiry using the inquiry form on the website, but I have not received a reply.
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しず子 遠
2/5
I wanted to see Gokayama gassho making and stay overnight to experience it. …