Bed & breakfast a Iiyama

Swantje Germania

Everything! The most loveliest hosts, felt really like spending the stay in their family. Since vegan dinner options were rare in Iiyama, the host lady prepared a vegan vegetable stew and tofu as a side dish just for me and we had dinner together at their family kitchen table. ♡ Though communicating in English was a bit difficult, the 3 of them made an immense effort to communicate with me via Google translate - loved and enjoyed learning more about Iiyama, their life and Japanese culture so much! Also, met their lovely daughter Natsumi again by accident in Nozawa at Haus St. Anton a few days later which was lovely! :) Thank you for everything!!!

John Australia

Great Stay - very friendly attentive staff. Always polite. Drove us to the train when we sould have cought the bus.

Mia Australia

the host family are so welcome and helpful, shuttle bus to ski field was provided daily, easy location to nearby restaurants and shop! the place is so clean and cosy. will definitely come back !

Elizabeth Singapore

Takeshi-san replies to messages promptly, pick up is easy and he drops off at slopes. He went out of his way to help and support! Will definitely stay again and highly recommend!

Jayden Australia

Very close to ski lifts Food is nice Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Highlighted where good bars and restaurants are on the town map for us Also offering a discount for the lift pass and gear rental

Rebecca Stati Uniti

The hosts were so nice, they were there at the bus stop to help with our luggage and drove us around the town several times. The location is easy to walk to restaurants or the ski slope. It was comfortable and had several common rooms to relax, watch movies, and games. It felt homey.

Vincent Giappone

Basic hotel but very good location near the ski slopes and good breakfast. Tatami room was reasonably large and comfy for 3 people.

Lori Vietnam

We liked our family room, it was plenty of space for our family of four. it was a warm and cozy lodge where you could hang out by the fire and have a snack or play a game or head down to the basement and play some wii. Breakfast was a new lovely surprise every day all of which were delicious, though also had tasty cereal, toast or yoghurt options. Jessie and Cassie are lovely managers, making sure all guests are comfortable and even helping us get where we needed to go. This helped to negate the small trek to restaurants (just over a km - which seems long sometimes after a day of skiing). We were there during a blizzard that got over a metre of snow in 24 hours and we felt warm and safe. Jessie, Cassie and later Rachel all helped make our stay perfect. My 11 yr old insisted I write this review as he loved the place so much!

Barbara Regno Unito

Very friendly, family run pension. The staff are extremely friendly and inviting. It is very comfortable and the dinners and breakfasts are delicious, home-made Japanese dishes. Warm and good wifi. Excellent shared bathroom facilities plus a bathing area.

Sarah Australia

Checkin wasn’t till 4pm but we wanted to check out the Iiyama snow festival so they allowed us to leave our bags inside the hotels hallway. The hotel is above a Korean restaurant with a little door off to the side to enter. It was a great location with a bus stop to nozawa onsen and madarao right outside and a short walk to the castle park (which is where the snow festival was) and only 10mins easy walk from the train station. We went to nozawa onsen for a day trip after checkout and they allowed us to leave our luggage there while we were away. They have an area downstairs for skis/ snowboard it’s kinda like an open air (but enclosed) laundry area. They do have a couple of washing machines so I’m sure you could ask to use them. They had a communal hot water machine, microwave and fridge on the room level with the sinks. A 7 eleven is across the road and a huge drugstore is just a few doors down which has really good cheap snacks, drinks, alcohol, medicines etc. The owner is a (maybe alittle shy) Korean lady who used a translator (as we speak both English and easy Japanese and she speaks I think easy Japanese and Korean.) We got toothbrushes and tooth paste sachet thingo to brush our teeth.