Isopp
7.8
Very Good(450 reviews)
1760 Tomari, Himi, Toyama 935-0423, Japan
+81 766-74-2336
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Hotel Description
Isopp Hotel
Nestled on a serene wooded hillside along National Route 160, Isopp offers guests a tranquil retreat with stunning views of Toyama Bay. Located at 1760 Tomari, Himi, Toyama 935-0423, Japan, this relaxed hot-spring hotel is just 6 km from the beautiful Himiaiyama Garden and 8 km from the Himi Country Club, making it an ideal base for both relaxation and exploration. The hotel’s design embraces a minimalist aesthetic, creating a peaceful atmosphere that invites guests to unwind in nature's embrace.
The accommodations at Isopp are thoughtfully designed for comfort, featuring tatami floors and traditional futon bedding that enhances the Japanese experience. Some rooms come equipped with chabudai dining tables, perfect for enjoying meals in a cozy setting, while others offer spacious sitting areas and televisions for entertainment. Guests can enjoy breathtaking bay views right from their rooms, adding to the serene ambiance of their stay.
Isopp boasts a range of unique amenities that cater to guest needs. The on-site restaurant specializes in delectable seafood, providing a true taste of the region. Guests can also indulge in a gender-segregated communal bathhouse that features both indoor and open-air hot-spring pools, all offering spectacular views of the bay. Additionally, the hotel provides a guest lounge, a tea room for relaxation, and banquet facilities for special events.
For those traveling to the hotel, convenient public transportation options are available. Noto Airport is approximately 1 hour and 26 minutes away by taxi, while Toyama Airport can be reached in about an hour. Local bus stops are within walking distance, making it easy to explore nearby attractions.
The hotel is dedicated to ensuring guest safety with comprehensive health measures, including enhanced cleaning protocols and health screenings upon arrival. This commitment to safety provides peace of mind for all visitors, allowing them to focus on enjoying their stay.
Guests at Isopp have a wealth of activities to choose from, including visits to the stunning Amaharashi Coast within Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park, just a 20-minute drive away. For nature lovers, the Himi Seaside Botanical Garden offers a diverse array of flora and play areas for children, located only 12 minutes from the hotel. Cultural experiences abound, with the historic Zuiryu-ji temple featuring beautiful gardens just 35 minutes away.
In terms of dining, visitors can find several excellent options nearby. Imigre, a popular restaurant, is just a minute away by taxi, while Koiki offers a taste of Western cuisine only 9 minutes from the hotel. Other noteworthy establishments include the cozy ホッコリショクドウ and DOCG Italian restaurant, both providing unique culinary experiences.
With its prime location, exceptional amenities, and warm hospitality, Isopp invites guests to discover the beauty and culture of Himi while enjoying a restful and rejuvenating stay. Whether seeking adventure or relaxation, Isopp is the ultimate destination for an unforgettable experience in Japan.
The accommodations at Isopp are thoughtfully designed for comfort, featuring tatami floors and traditional futon bedding that enhances the Japanese experience. Some rooms come equipped with chabudai dining tables, perfect for enjoying meals in a cozy setting, while others offer spacious sitting areas and televisions for entertainment. Guests can enjoy breathtaking bay views right from their rooms, adding to the serene ambiance of their stay.
Isopp boasts a range of unique amenities that cater to guest needs. The on-site restaurant specializes in delectable seafood, providing a true taste of the region. Guests can also indulge in a gender-segregated communal bathhouse that features both indoor and open-air hot-spring pools, all offering spectacular views of the bay. Additionally, the hotel provides a guest lounge, a tea room for relaxation, and banquet facilities for special events.
For those traveling to the hotel, convenient public transportation options are available. Noto Airport is approximately 1 hour and 26 minutes away by taxi, while Toyama Airport can be reached in about an hour. Local bus stops are within walking distance, making it easy to explore nearby attractions.
The hotel is dedicated to ensuring guest safety with comprehensive health measures, including enhanced cleaning protocols and health screenings upon arrival. This commitment to safety provides peace of mind for all visitors, allowing them to focus on enjoying their stay.
Guests at Isopp have a wealth of activities to choose from, including visits to the stunning Amaharashi Coast within Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park, just a 20-minute drive away. For nature lovers, the Himi Seaside Botanical Garden offers a diverse array of flora and play areas for children, located only 12 minutes from the hotel. Cultural experiences abound, with the historic Zuiryu-ji temple featuring beautiful gardens just 35 minutes away.
In terms of dining, visitors can find several excellent options nearby. Imigre, a popular restaurant, is just a minute away by taxi, while Koiki offers a taste of Western cuisine only 9 minutes from the hotel. Other noteworthy establishments include the cozy ホッコリショクドウ and DOCG Italian restaurant, both providing unique culinary experiences.
With its prime location, exceptional amenities, and warm hospitality, Isopp invites guests to discover the beauty and culture of Himi while enjoying a restful and rejuvenating stay. Whether seeking adventure or relaxation, Isopp is the ultimate destination for an unforgettable experience in Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Relaxed hot-spring hotel with bay views
2. Tatami floors and traditional futon bedding
3. Gender-segregated communal bathhouse available
4. On-site restaurant specializing in seafood
5. Convenient access to local public transport options
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Amaharashi Coast (Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park)
20 min
Roadside rest area Amabarashi.20 min
Zuiryu-ji35 min
Himi Seaside Botanical Garden12 min
Nanao Castle Ruins28 min
Nearest locations
Imigre
1 min
ホッコリショクドウ7 min
Koiki9 min
きよ水9 min
Buono Pesce10 min
Himi Fishing Port 2F Fish Market Restaurant11 min
レストラントロイカ12 min
洋食屋ハロー12 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:30 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Komatsu Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 20 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$100
$100
$117
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Location
1760 Tomari, Himi, Toyama 935-0423, Japan
Airports:
Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) (NTQ)
Taxi: 1 hr 26 min
Transit: 3 hr 44 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr
Transit: 2 hr 12 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 20 min
Transit: 3 hr 23 min
Transit:
Nakadomari Bus Stop
Walking: 4 min
Iwaido Onsen
Walking: 14 min
Kosugi Bus Stop
Walking: 7 min
泊（バス）
Walking: 1 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
On a wooded hillside off National Route 160, this relaxed hot-spring hotel across from Toyama Bay is 6 km from Himiaiyama Garden and 8 km from golf at the Himi Country Club.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
6.7
6 reviews
Wonderful
1
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2
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0
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1
Shin Taka
4/5
For over 40 years,I visit him about once a year.This is one of the inns where we are very well taken care of.Unfortunately, the amount of food I eat has decreased significantly.It's also a shame that it was eaten in the room.Still, I'm happy to be able to enjoy the spectacular view from my room and hot spring, and enjoy delicious, fresh seafood from Himi.
kazu
4/5
We ate delicious food at an inn overlooking Toyama Bay.The breakfast I had when I stayed before was also delicious.
sa to
5/5
I stopped by for a day trip to the hot springs. I used the half price hot spring book.Bath towels and towels are available for rent. Each ticket costs 100 yen. There is no ticket vending machine, so please purchase directly at the front desk 🙇⤵️There were two baths, an indoor bath and an outdoor bath. The bathtub was small, but I was satisfied with the open-air bath with a nice view.There was a bit of a smell in the changing room, but it was kept clean.The lobby also has a great view, so I highly recommend it.
Ai Sakurakawa
1/5
I went to stay with my family!I was prepared for it to be crowded since it was the holidays, but...It was pretty quiet and there weren't many customers.There are stairs and an uphill slope from the parking lot to the entrance.It's about 100m away so it might be difficult for people with bad legs.The room is spacious, tea bags, tea sweets? One honey plum is prepared for each person.Amenities in the room include paper cups, toothbrushes, hair dryers, washcloths, plastic bags, and yukata SML size (if the size doesn't fit you, you can change it to the size you like in front of the room)There are bath towels in the hallway before entering the room, so you can take them yourself.The hot springs are separated by gender, and the genders will be swapped the next morning.The amenities provided at the hot springs include rental brushes, hair caps, lotions, emulsions, conditioner shampoos, treatments, and body soaps; there are no face washes or face washes, so we recommend bringing your own if you need them.There is a shop and vending machine on the first floor, so if you want to drink alcohol or juice, I think it would be better to buy it from the vending machine and bring it in for dinner...The coffee in front of the front desk is available for one cup per person from the next morning until check-out.Check-in is at 3:00 pm on weekdays and 3:30 pm on weekends and holidays.Check-out is 10am on weekdays and 9:30am on weekends and holidays.I was surprised that the check-out was so early.I had a leisurely breakfast at 7:30 and then left in a hurry without having time to take a bath in the hot springs...It was my first time to check out at 9:30, which wasn't even a business hotel. lolDinner was a course meal, but the color of my favorite sea urchin was bad, so I thought it would be nice if they could add one more sashimi item.I thought I would be able to eat a lot of Himi fish, but it was a lot smaller than I expected.If you want more, you should order the funamori or Himi beef.Tomato sukiyaki in a small pot doesn't suit my taste...The regular sukiyaki was good (lol)Also, the sukiyaki meat was pork belly.The meat was fatty and hard, so it might be difficult for the elderly...I forgot to take a photo of the seafood hotpot, but it had cod and blue crab in it, but it was just enough to fill my stomach...As for drinks, of course I ordered plum wine for an extra charge, but I had to make it myself, and I was asked to bring my own white rice, so the white rice didn't come out until the very end. lolI thought they probably weren't working because they didn't have enough staff, so my whole family came out to help clean up and carry things around. lolBreakfast is pretty average, and you have to bring your own white rice.The miso soup was served in a small pot, but it was too hot and difficult to eat, so I would have been happy if they had brought it in a regular bowl...It was a weekend and a holiday, so it was 20,000 yen per person for one night and two meals, so I was a little disappointed.
SYO ASADA
3/5
My first visit was in July 2020 for a meal.In the midst of the so-called coronavirus pandemic, the service industry and tourists are in dire straits, and we are running a last-minute operation where we want to at least somehow provide food for tour customers visiting Noto (all employees are fully focused on serving customers). I was deeply impressed and vowed to visit again.So, this time (August 2024), I was able to visit again for lodging and meals, but I started to wonder if the harsh operations that I felt during the coronavirus pandemic were actually the normal operations of this inn. . Since then, it has probably been difficult to secure personnel (quality).The guest room had probably been completely renovated recently and was comfortable, but the meal, for the first time at a hot spring inn, was a life-class disaster in that I ended up leaving half of the portion I was served. I wanted to leave a favorable review based on the flow of the opening description, but I'm a little disappointed.By the way, the difference in room rates from the first-class inn in Gero Onsen where I stayed the next day was several thousand yen (the room and meals were the same), so I am evaluating from that perspective. Even if people say we shouldn't compare, I think support for Noto should be provided in a more clear and conspicuous way.The accommodation fee is just a sign of the inn's ability.
椛雪
3/5
The crabs will also be soaked in the water.