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From about US$294/ per night (2 adults, ¥46,530)

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As a hotel that has won a Kids Design Award, it draws praise for its Kids Land, children's-only menu and original hotel kids' amenities. Families also favor the Bettei Shikisai rooms with an open-air bath fed by free-flowing water straight from the source, onsen table tennis, the summer beetle experience and winter snowmobiling.

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Kids Facilities

Kids Land

Indoor
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An all-weather indoor play space with a huge hinoki cypress climbing structure, a ball pit and more. It is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with last admission at 5 p.m., so children can play whatever the weather, even on rainy days. Children staying at the hotel and children visiting for the day alike can use it free of charge.

Private-hire baths

Indoor

Private-hire baths where families with babies and small children can bathe without worrying about other guests. They cost 2,200 yen per room per hour, including tax, and require a reservation.

Baby and kids' items and amenities

Ages 0-12Indoor

In the bath area you can use a baby chair, bath toys and a shampoo hat. Children aged 3 to 12 (elementary school age) receive original hotel amenities, along with diapers just in case. Children's yukata in the same design as the adults' can also be chosen.

Children's menu and kids' corner

Indoor

The restaurant has a children's-only menu, along with children's tableware such as dedicated trays, and a kids' corner.

Seasonal experiences for children (beetle collecting and snowmobiling)

Outdoor
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In summer, the hotel holds a kabutomushi (Japanese rhinoceros beetle) collecting experience on its grounds. In winter, children can enjoy a snowmobile experience on a dedicated course.

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Overview

Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama is a hot-spring hotel at the foot of the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. Awasuno Onsen, an alkaline simple sulfur spring with a pH of 9.8 that is known as a bath for beautiful skin, can be enjoyed in the communal bath, the open-air bath and the private-hire baths. Inside, the all-weather Kids Land, built from hinoki cypress, lets children play indoors even on rainy days. Co-sleeping is for children under 3, and the facility entry fee is free for children aged 2 and under. Guest rooms come in several types, including Western-style triples and 12-tatami Japanese-style tatami rooms, so families are well accommodated.

Rooms

The Western-style rooms in the main building come in triple and twin types. The Western-style triples are 31 to 38 sq m for 1 to 3 guests, with three beds measuring 110 cm wide by 200 cm long by 60 cm high. The Japanese-style tatami rooms are a 12-tatami type for 1 to 4 guests, and the 12-tatami Japanese-style twin takes 1 to 2 guests. Futon bedding in the rooms is laid out in advance, so that guests' private time is left undisturbed. In a Japanese garden enclosed by its own estate gate and a black-painted board fence, 11 detached rooms with an open-air bath, Tateyama Bettei Shikisai, are scattered through it, and you can choose from four types with different fittings, including a hinoki cypress bath and a ceramic bath. The largest room is 87 sq m, roomy enough for a stay with family or friends.

Dining

Breakfast is the Kitokito Buffet in the second-floor restaurant, served for the time being as Japanese and Western dishes. Dinner varies by plan and includes creative Japanese cuisine, served in the second-floor banquet room or the restaurant. For children's meals, choose the upper-grade elementary school option (70% of the adult rate) if you would like meals equivalent to an adult's, or the lower-grade elementary school option (50% of the adult rate) if you would like children's meals. Co-sleeping is available for up to 3 children. For infants and toddlers, the rate with meals and bedding is 50% of the adult rate, while a booking with no meals and no bedding cannot be accommodated. The facility entry fee is free for children aged 2 and under, and their number is given in the "Questions from the hotel" field when booking. If you would like meals that accommodate food allergies, you are asked to give the specifics when booking.

Baths and Onsen

The hotel's pride is Awasuno Onsen, an alkaline simple sulfur spring with a pH of 9.8, also known as a bath for beautiful skin. The communal bath has five kinds of indoor baths, including a jacuzzi, a lying-down bath and a box bath, along with two kinds of sauna, and the open-air bath is built of rock with views of the Tateyama mountain range. There are 2 private-hire baths, which cost 2,200 yen per room per hour (tax included) and require a reservation; families with babies and small children can bathe there with peace of mind. The in-room open-air baths in the Shikisai detached rooms are filled with 100% free-flowing water straight from the source.

Family-Friendly Features

The all-weather Kids Land, built from hinoki cypress, lets children play indoors on the climbing equipment and in the ball pit even on rainy days. It is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with last admission at 5 p.m., and both children staying at the hotel and children visiting for the day can use it free of charge. The bath area has a baby chair, bath toys and a shampoo hat, and children aged 3 to 12 (elementary school age) receive original hotel amenities and diapers. Children's yukata in the same pattern as the adults' can also be chosen. The restaurant has a children's-only menu, dedicated tableware and a kids' corner. In the lounge, free juice and ice pops are available self-service, and there is also an onsen table-tennis space for the whole family, a good way to move around before or after a meal or a soak. Seasonal offerings include a kabutomushi (Japanese rhinoceros beetle) collecting experience on the grounds in summer, and a snowmobile experience in winter.

Access

About 7 minutes by car from Tateyama Station on the Toyama Chiho Railway, with a shuttle available by reservation. There are 100 parking spaces, free for staying guests and with no reservation needed.

Access & Information

location_onAddress3-6 Hara, Toyama-shi, Toyama 930-1454
directions_carAccessAbout 7 minutes by car from Tateyama Station; a shuttle is available.
trainNearest stationTateyama Station
local_parkingParkingParking for 100 cars, free of charge, with no reservation required.
callPhone+81-76-481-1126
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://www.morinokaze-tateyama.com/open_in_new

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From about US$294/ per night (2 adults, ¥46,530)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama?

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Parking: Parking for 100 cars, free of charge, with no reservation required.

How do you get to Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama?

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About 7 minutes by car from Tateyama Station; a shuttle is available.

How do co-sleeping and children's rates work?

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Co-sleeping is for children under 3, with up to 3 children. Elementary school children are charged 70% of the adult rate, and infants and toddlers with meals and bedding are charged 50% of the adult rate.

Is there a bath where we can bathe with a small child without worrying about other guests?

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The hotel has private-hire baths that families with small children can use without worrying about other guests.

Are there children's chairs or toys in the bath area?

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The bath area has a baby chair, bath toys and a shampoo hat, so families with small children can bathe with peace of mind.

Does the restaurant have a children's menu and children's tableware?

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The restaurant has a children's-only menu, along with children's tableware such as dedicated trays, and a kids' corner.

Is there somewhere for children to play indoors on a rainy day?

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There is an all-weather indoor facility called Kids Land, where even small children can play on a range of equipment, and there is also an onsen table-tennis space.

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