Gokayama Ryokan Yoshinoya

"The hostel is located approx. 30 mins away from Shirakawa, nice place to stay in warmer season. The shared bathroom located at GF floor and it is quite cold to get there from 1F guestroom. The room is close to the main street, it might not be easy for light sleepers. There are no restaurants nearby, you might need to reserve dinner if you are not driving. The host is nice and space is clean and tidy."

Omaki Spa Kanko Ryokan

"This is a secluded hot spring inn that can only be reached by boat. It takes 30 minutes by boat from the Shonai Gorge boat dock, but we enjoyed a cruise around the Shonai Gorge. The room was a beautiful Japanese-style room with 10 tatami mats and a wide veranda. It is better to wear slippers or sandals to go to the open-air bath (for women). There were several people who came barefoot, but they said that it was very painful for the soles of their feet. There are also two open-air baths, but it is better to wear slippers when going to the open-air bath at the back. The open-air bath has good water and a nice view of the river. The washing area and bathroom of the women's middle bath are modern and clean. Lotions and other products are also available. The large bath, which you can reach by going down the stairs, has the atmosphere of a hot spring resort. There are three baths of different temperatures, one of which is deep. The hot spring is a nice, relaxing water with a slight sulfur scent. It was water that clung to the skin. Meals were served at the venue, at 6:00 p.m. in the evening and 7:30 a.m. in the morning. The dinner was very good and I was very satisfied. 13 dishes were brought out one after another, and each dish looked beautiful and tasted delicious. Local specialties such as white shrimp were used, as well as seafood such as blackthroat seaperch and conger eel. The roast pork and seasonal hot pot were also pork, and were very filling. I couldn't eat rice or soup, so I refrained. There were small amounts of various dishes for breakfast. There were steamed bread and grilled fish that I don't usually eat. I learned that the 7:30 breakfast time was timed to accommodate people who were boarding the 9:00 a.m. boat. (The boat leaves at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.) I felt that the hospitality of the meal was sufficient. There were quite a few stink bugs in the building and in the rooms, so if you hate bugs, be careful when staying there. The person who showed me to my room was a little rude. The front desk staff were very helpful, offering umbrellas when it was raining. On the return trip, it was raining, but I thought the scenery was even better in the rain. I think that a hotel you can stay at by boat will be a once-in-a-lifetime, unforgettable experience."

Morito-Sha

"Ny og ren."

Fukuno Town Hotel A・Mieux

"The breakfast was very delicious. I had to choose Western and Japanese food at check-in. I chose Western food and my family chose Japanese food, but both had a number of items and were very satisfied with a reasonable price. It was a little inconvenient to have to bring it by yourself because the amenities were not in the room. I couldn't get a hotel around Kanazawa, so I was taken care of here, but it was good because I was able to sightsee Gokasayama."

Nakanoya

"Not bad"

Gokayama Onsen Akaokan

"A family run onsen hotel close to Shirakawa Village. Free parking. The onsen is well maintained and clean. The food including dinner and breakfast is very delicious. The fish is freshly made and we see the fish delivered to the hotel daily. The beef is superb. The staff is nice and courteous. There is a traditional Gassho-style house just opposite the hotel, worth a visit (admission fee 400 yen, closed on Thursday). Recommend for couple and family for stay and explore the 五箇山 region's Gassho-style Houses."

Satoyama Auberge & Hot Spring Wellness Spa Sakuragaike Kurgarden

"This hotel was a wonderful surprise.We had a few disappointments in our travels but this hotel wasn't one of them.Our room was spacious,clean,the air conditioner worked,breakfast was included and it was very,very good and it had a wonderful onsen.The onsen is open to the public but free of charge for guests.We all slept very well.We stayed in a triple room with 3 beds and it was very comfortable.Free car parking."

Métisse Stay

Minshuku Goyomon

"Much better than I imagined! The place was so clean, convenient, and the owner was incredibly friendly. A few insects were present, but nothing out of the ordinary—it was totally acceptable. The food was amazing. Although it mostly consisted of wild ingredients like river fish and unusual vegetables, I enjoyed every dish! Especially the grilled fish cooked over the irori—exactly what I had dreamed of experiencing! The bathroom was lovely too. I didn’t expect to relax in a hot tub, but I did! After a long day of hiking, soaking in the bath at the minshuku Goyomon was the perfect way to unwind. The village was so quiet that I felt safe strolling around alone at night. Cherry blossoms were in full bloom, even though patches of snow still remained on the ground—it was such a magical contrast. I didn’t expect they would accept credit cards—but they did! It made everything even more convenient. I truly wish I could stay there again with my family! Oh, and I met a French family who recommended a beautiful Gassho-style house to visit the next day. Since there were only two rooms available, we had the chance to get to know the other guests as well."