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The proprietress and her daughter were wonderful, with a lovely spirit and excellent service. The food was delicious, and the flavor, presentation and tableware were all lovely. As a wheelchair user, I was glad to find an accessible inn in the Hokuriku region. The toilet has handrails on both sides, and there's enough open space under the sink to use it from a wheelchair. For the bath, you can transfer to an accessible chair to get into the open-air bath. I'd definitely like to visit again next year.

We were grateful for the thoughtful attention from the proprietress and staff. The beds, furniture and other furnishings also showed care in the details. The room had a modern guest-room style, and I was impressed with how thoughtfully the furniture was arranged. The food used fresh seafood and local ingredients, and the dishes and tableware were impressive. We enjoyed a private outdoor natural hot spring bath under the night sky, and could also use the main building's large public bath and barrel sauna. The inn sits a little outside Himi's center, so it's peaceful and quiet. The weather wasn't very good during our visit, but we were told the stars are beautiful on clear nights.

I stayed here with my parents when they came to visit Himi. The room had a refined design that felt both luxurious and playful. We enjoyed the natural hot spring bath, which warmed us right through, and the selection of shampoos and other amenities was luxurious. I was surprised by the fancy drinks in the room, too. The meals made with local Himi ingredients were delicious. It was a lovely place that made our time in Himi feel much more luxurious.

I had work in Toyama City and made the trip to Himi after hearing about this new inn. It really was a great place to stay. The mother and daughter were charming and welcoming, and made me want to see them again. The food was delicious, and the story behind the land and ingredients drew me in. I liked the room too, luxurious but relaxed, cute and comfortable. The barrel sauna and open-air bath were places where we could keep chatting for ages.