Minshuku Wajima

Name: Minshuku Wajima
Address: 2-5-1 Futatsuyamachi, Wajima-Shi, Ishikawa 928-0021, Japan, Wajima, Wajima, Ishikawa, JP
Rating: 8.2

2-5-1 Futatsuyamachi, Wajima-Shi, Ishikawa 928-0021, Japan, WajimaView on Map

About this property

Want to save money while travelling? It’s easy: hotel "Minshuku Wajima" is located in Wajima. This hotel is located in the city center. In the morning, have a cup of coffee while looking at the city from the window. Location In the room, there is a TV and a bathrobe. The room equipment depends on its category. Room amenities

Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Room types: 1

Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

8.2/10

Very Good

45 reviews

Featured review

Kenichi S.

March 2026

8/10

I was glad to find a bed at Minshuku Wajima, since there aren't many places to stay in Wajima. I came to support Noto's reconstruction, and the inn is near Wajima City Hall, overlooking the Kawarada River. The cherry trees were in full bloom. My room was Japanese-style on the second floor. The bath and toilet were shared, but that wasn't much of an inconvenience, and there were separate baths for men and women that guests could use from check-in through the morning. I booked a room-only plan and bought food ahead of time. This was my second trip to Wajima since the earthquake. On this visit I took National Route 249, which had been closed when I came before, and stopped at roadside stations including Noroshi, Suzu Shiodamura, and Senmaida Pocket Park. Along the way, I saw tunnels and roads buried under collapsed earth and debris, plus detours built beside the uplifted coast. There were one-way sections and traffic lights all over. A local told me the drive to Wajima was taking twice as long. It really felt like recovery still has a long way to go. The next morning I managed to visit the Wajima Morning Market and Ryugasaki Lighthouse, so I got what I came for. I'll come back if I get the chance.

Meiling L.

May 2026

4/10

The room was more spacious than at Tanaka Inn, and the atmosphere was nicer. Since I only stayed in the room, there weren't other issues, but the bathroom shower barely had any hot-water pressure. I had to shift around to get it going, and when hot water did come out, it wasn't warm at all. That's unacceptable. The place also hadn't been cleaned. The TV remote was so dirty I didn't even want to touch it.

Takahashi M.

October 2025

10/10

We got to Minshuku Wajima from Noto Satoyama Airport in just under two hours by Furusato Taxi, which you need to reserve. After clearing security at Haneda Airport, it felt like we were suddenly so close by plane. We stayed three nights in early October. The owner was very kind, and the room and bath were comfortable. With the river nearby and insects singing at night, it was peaceful and relaxing. Wajima still shows the damage from the disaster, but we had a wonderful stay there.

Naoko Y.

October 2025

10/10

The owner is really nice, and the cleaning is thorough. The bathrooms and other facilities are what you'd expect in a guesthouse, but everything was kept clean, to a very high standard. It was even more relaxing than a Route Inn might be.

Sasaki Y.

September 2024

10/10

I stayed two nights in October 2024. The place felt nostalgic and charming, and I thought it seemed more like a ryokan than a minshuku. Reservations are currently taken by phone only, and it offers bed and breakfast. Near Wajima City Hall, it's easy to get around town from there. Everything inside was well cared for and very clean. Walking barefoot along the lacquered stairs and corridors was a refreshing change. Rooms are Japanese-style, and you put your own futon out and away. There's a refrigerator in each room, and it locks with a key. The baths are shared, with separate men's and women's rooms. The women's bath has two washing stations and a tub that could fit about three people. It's open around the clock, so I could soak alone comfortably. Bubbles keep rising in the stone tub, which gave it a hot spring feel. I'd suggest bringing your own towels and bath towels. There may be fewer tourist spots after the earthquake and flooding, but a morning market was being held at Y Plaza near the inn, open Wednesdays off from 10 am to noon. It felt like recovery was moving forward, even if only a little. I'd like to come again. Thank you for your continued support.