Shogawaso
7.4
Very Good(302 reviews)
4984-1 Shogawamachisho, Tonami, Toyama 932-0302, Japan
+81 763-82-5111
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Hotel Description
Shogawaso is a tranquil and inviting hotel located at 4984-1 Shogawamachisho, Tonami, Toyama 932-0302, Japan. Nestled in a serene setting, it offers a peaceful escape with proximity to many scenic attractions, including Shogawa Onsen Villa, just a 4-minute drive away. The hotel features traditional Japanese architecture, blending modern comforts with cultural charm. Guests can unwind in comfortable rooms equipped with air conditioning and Wi-Fi access. The cozy rooms are designed with relaxation in mind, ensuring a restful stay in the heart of Toyama Prefecture. Special amenities at Shogawaso include a public bath, an onsen, and an open-air bath for ultimate relaxation. The sauna, one of the few available in the area, adds an extra touch of comfort for those seeking rejuvenation during their stay. The hotel also offers various recreational options, such as table tennis and karaoke, making it a great choice for both solo travelers and families. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, Shogawaso provides a welcoming atmosphere and an array of thoughtful amenities to ensure a memorable stay.
Shogawaso is conveniently located near several must-see sights, including Tonami Tulip Park (11 minutes), Shogawa Yuran (7 minutes), and Kanjōji Park (9 minutes). Visitors can also explore the Tonami Tulip Gallery, where they can witness stunning displays of colorful tulips throughout the year. The hotel’s prime location ensures easy access to local transportation options, including Toyama Airport, just 36 minutes away by taxi. With its exceptional location, comfortable accommodations, and range of facilities, Shogawaso promises a peaceful and enriching stay in one of Japan’s most picturesque regions.
Whether you're here to explore local attractions or simply enjoy the soothing onsen baths, Shogawaso invites you to experience the beauty and tranquility of Tonami in style.
Shogawaso is conveniently located near several must-see sights, including Tonami Tulip Park (11 minutes), Shogawa Yuran (7 minutes), and Kanjōji Park (9 minutes). Visitors can also explore the Tonami Tulip Gallery, where they can witness stunning displays of colorful tulips throughout the year. The hotel’s prime location ensures easy access to local transportation options, including Toyama Airport, just 36 minutes away by taxi. With its exceptional location, comfortable accommodations, and range of facilities, Shogawaso promises a peaceful and enriching stay in one of Japan’s most picturesque regions.
Whether you're here to explore local attractions or simply enjoy the soothing onsen baths, Shogawaso invites you to experience the beauty and tranquility of Tonami in style.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 4-minute drive to Shogawa Onsen villa
2. One of the few hotels in the area with a sauna
3. Public bath and onsen for ultimate relaxation
4. Open-air bath to enjoy nature while bathing
5. Table tennis and karaoke for entertainment
6. Convenient access to Toyama Airport (36 minutes by taxi)
7. Proximity to Tonami Tulip Park and other landmarks
8. Family-friendly atmosphere with kid-friendly amenities
9. Traditional Japanese architecture with modern comforts
10. Free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms for a comfortable stay
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Tonami Tulip Park
11 min
Shogawa Onsen villa4 min
TONAMI TULIP GALLERY11 min
Kanjōji Park9 min
Shogawa Yuran7 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 09:30 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Toyama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 36 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$187
$147
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Location
4984-1 Shogawamachisho, Tonami, Toyama 932-0302, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 12 min
Transit: 5 hr 46 min
Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) (NTQ)
Taxi: 2 hr 7 min
Transit: 5 hr 16 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 36 min
Transit: 2 hr 27 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 2 min
Transit: 2 hr 51 min
Transit:
Sho-kominkan
Walking: 11 min
Yuzunosato Yamabuki
Walking: 6 min
Shogawa-toshokan-mae (Shogawa Library)
Walking: 15 min
Nakano-ikku-kominkan-mae (Nakano 1 Community Center)
Walking: 16 min
Shogawachugakkoguchi Bus Stop
Walking: 13 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Table tennis
Karaoke
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Water bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Akiko K.
5/5
I stayed with my mother in law.My mother-in-law is from Toyama, and she was so happy that she wanted to stay here once.The view from the room was good, and it had been renovated, so it was clean and beautiful.My family was very satisfied with both the welcome drink and the food. My son was impressed by Umaibo.Dinner was a half-buffet, so my son was happy because he had a lot to eat, and my mother was also very satisfied with the sweetfish with roe that came with each child.We just had an all-you-can-eat crab meal and it was delicious.I thought the breakfast was very delicious and had a comprehensive menu.The bath was nice. It can't be helped, but my son complained that he couldn't enjoy the view from the open air.I get the impression that they have thoroughly streamlined their services, such as placing drinks in the lobby and placing futons on the floor when you enter the room.All-you-can-drink drinks including alcohol such as beer. Free use of massage chairs, etc. The fullness of manga. I think they serve a wide range of age groups.The location is perfect, close to the Shogawa sightseeing boat and the gassho-zukuri village of Gokayama.
Nov Sem
1/5
[Unprecedented/selfish thinking/malicious/needs attention]After the accommodation contract was concluded, it was unilaterally canceled without our consent. This accommodation did not have the common sense concept that a contract = promise, and in the end, it was canceled due to a false claim that the applicant was at fault. Please be careful when using this service to avoid falling victim to the same damage.
masagy
3/5
As of September 2024,I used it for a day trip bath.Bathing fee: 750 yen for adults.If you scan a LINE friend's QR code and become a friend, you will receive a 50 yen discount.There is a ticket vending machine on the right side of the entrance, buy one and hand it to the front desk. The ticket vending machine does not accept cash (10,000 yen bills, 5,000 yen bills, or new banknotes), so you will need to exchange money at the front desk.There are two indoor baths, one outdoor bath, and a sauna.The water temperature is lukewarm, so you can soak in it slowly, and it is safe even for children. There are also hot spring flowers, and depending on the conditions at that time, the quality of the hot spring water may become thicker and turn brown.On this day, the men's bath was transparent and the women's bath was brown.There is a corner where you can play the nostalgic game machine Taiko no Tatsujin for free (day trip bathers are also welcome)There is a happy hour for guests, where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink beer and sparkling wine, all-you-can-eat hot spring steamed buns, and all-you-can-sing karaoke.
ita Yasuno
2/5
Day trip hot springs are open until 15:30 and will be temporarily closed.It seems that it will reopen at 18:30. I would like the website to be corrected.
aya 0409
4/5
I think it was a good place to visit the famous spots in Toyama Prefecture. I went all over the place, including Namerikawa, around Toyama Station, and Himi. I really like the atmosphere of the open-air bath.I went there by car from Tokyo, but it took quite a while. If I have a chance to go again, I would like to stay there again.
山下國博
5/5
The open-air bath at the day-trip hot spring is large and comfortable.
加賀田進
4/5
It is used at a local memorial service.It's been two years in a row, so I've finished safely for the time being.
神流竜輝
4/5
The building itself is nothing special, and to be frank, it's old and not very nice. There is a wide selection of self-service alcoholic beverages, including unlimited beer and sparkling wine during happy hour, and hot spring manju as a welcome dessert. You can drink soft drinks like those found at family restaurants at the front desk any time of the day, so it's helpful not having to buy drinks.For dinner, you can enjoy nearly 20 types of sake from Toyama as much as you like, as well as beer and whiskey, which are self-service. There are some local foods, such as boiled clams and white shrimp tempura, but there's nothing outstanding, so if you can't drink, we recommend the sukiyaki plan, which uses local beef.Even at night, you can drink Ochazuke made with Heshiko, local Tonami fruit liquor, and whiskey, making this a good inn for alcohol lovers.The hot springs and open-air baths have water floating in the water, making them less irritating and easy to bathe in.We have a wide selection of alcoholic beverages, so I think this is a good inn for those who like alcohol. On the other hand, people who place importance on food may give it 2 or 3 stars.
kevin faron
2/5
All-inclusive, half-buffet inn. With this combination, the main focus is all-you-can-drink alcohol, and the food tends to be poor and tasteless. This trend is particularly strong here, as the ``comparison of 20 types of local sake'' is popular. Almost like an izakaya a la carte dish.The main dishes are sashimi, bite-sized steak, and firefly squid kamameshi. A small amount of delicious food. Calling it ``the ultimate kaiseki that the chef is proud of,'' I was shocked at the price of 30,000 yen per person. Even when I looked around, I couldn't find anyone who would choose the same kaiseki. That's right, the basic plan is half that price. This time, it was half price due to the Hokuriku support discount, but I can't help but feel a strong sense of bottling.There are many other points of dissatisfaction.We have done away with tea sets in the rooms and now have drinks from the lobby brought into the room, and alcohol is also served there, so the lobby is crowded with people drinking and chatting without having to bring their own drinks to their rooms. Doesn't the front desk clerk, who is watching right in front of him, have doubts about this method?Since there is only one elevator that can accommodate up to three people, they are forced to give up on using it and end up using the stairs all the time. It's a 3-story building, so it's not that bad.Although the bathtub is large, the washing area was broken and there were only about 8 seats, so it was crowded here as well. Nothing makes a hotel's impression worse than waiting at the washroom.Although it looks like a small inn from the Showa era from the outside, it is like this because it is packed with guests over capacity, probably because of the Hokuriku discount. Anyway, there are too many bad points.