Hotel Route-Inn Wajima

1-2 Marine Town, Wajima, Ishikawa, Japan 🅿️🚗...Yes (free) 137 cars 30 minutes by bus from JR Nanao Line Noto Railway and Anamizu Station. Check-in time 3:00 p.m. Check-in 15:00 Check-out time 10:00 Rooms 222 guest rooms Breakfast is buffet at the restaurant Rooms are clean and spacious. Wi-Fi connection was good. I was very happy to receive a cup of coffee as a welcome drink. The room was spacious and had a sea view from the window. ♨️The public bath was a natural hot spring, and we enjoyed the open-air bath in the morning and evening just like in a ryokan. Close to the Wajima morning market (about 3 minutes walk). We had a great time! There were people from 🚲️ who were looking forward to touring from overseas, and we had a delicious meal with them. I wonder if they have rental bicycles (🚲️) ❗I would like to use them again when I visit Noto. The best thing was that the women's bathroom required a key 💳️ so they could bathe without worrying about the time (even if it was late). The weather was not so good, so we decided not to go for a walk along the seaside.

Very nice hotel located in the heart of Wajima. It's rather big and new. Room are comfy and we had a sea view. The breakfast is included is pretty decent. They also have a free public bath in the hotel.

Stayed here last night and it was just fine. Rooms are small (like most hotels in Japan) but they were comfortable and adequate. Onsen downstairs was a bit dingy but a good place to shower as bath in hotel room was small. Nice breakfast this morning, with both Asian and Western foods. Location is great as it is one block from the morning market and the older part of Wajima. I'm not sure what other hotels there are in Wajima, but this was more than adequate.

We had a very nice stay for two nights at the Route Inn. The hotel is located right on the port, and seaside rooms offer a great view of the ocean. It is also just around the corner from the Asaichi (morning market) and main street for Wajima lacquerware. The hotel facilities were generally typical for the Route Inn chain. However, the restaurant was better than usual for dinner, and the included breakfast was about normal for the chain. There are only a few Western items included on the breakfast buffet, but enough if you can't handle a Japanese-style breakfast. As for the room, it was somewhat larger than many Japanese "business" hotels, featuring twin beads, a small table and two chairs, and a desk and TV. The bathroom is typically very tight, but usable unless you are staying for an extended period. The carpet in the room could have used a good shampooing, but otherwise the room was in good condition. The natural hot springs bath on the 1st floor was a pleasant surprise. The hotel appears to be set up to handle English, and although we didn't need to use English, it appeared that at least one of the front desk staff spoke English. We would also like to thank the hotel manager for being incredibly helpful with our travel plans . We would readily select the Route Inn Wajima again on our next stay.

I booked this hotel based on some research I did prior to my travels. As there's not a lot of offerings in Wajima, I didn't have much choice. As a result, my expectations were fairly low. I was expecting a run-of-the-mill business hotel.instead I got of modern, efficient and clean hotel with an excellent single non-smoking room with a view of the mountains in the background, an on-site onsen, a fantastic, free buffet breakfast included and very helpful, English speaking staff.|I would highly recommend this hotel if you are travelling in this area and looking to bass yourself in a very convenient location within minutes of the morning market.

New hotel, nice and clean. Tasty Japanese breakfast. Conveniently located one block from the Kiriko Museum and about two blocks from the start of one end of the morning market. Offers option to forego daily cleaning for beer/Shochu (and perhaps other drink choices). Has pay washer/dryers, chair and foot massagers. Onsen is on the first floor.

The hotel is very well located - just a jump from the beautiful streets of Wajima - everything in walking dinstance. The hotel overall does provide a clean impression. The rooms are the smallest we have seen till today on our Japan trip. The beds are unfortunetly very uncomfortable - the mattress was very hard, like a wood board.

Nice hotel with good amenities and onsen. The location is good too, near the marina, a small art museum and the day market. Room is uncharacteristically small for a resort town, even by Japanese standards.